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Hoya Variable Density 72mm Neutral Density Camera Filter (0.45 to 2.7, 1.5 to 9 Stops)
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| Brand |  Hoya is a brand of optical glass and optical products. It was founded in Japan in 1941. |
| Model | Hoya Y3VD072 |
| MPN | Hoya Y3VD072 |
| ID | 36353424 |
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