Lens UV Filter for Ricoh GR III GRIII & GR II GRII Attach with Eco-Friendly & Removable 3M Adhesive 99.5% Light Transmission 38 Layers L39 Ultra Slim Multi-Coated -Including Filter Case

Quality is good, no any complaints. Easy to use, works very well. Recommended!

Very easy to set up, clear instructions

This protective filter worked perfectly. Very stealthy. Recommend for sure.

Bien material. Excelente tamaño para la Ricoh GRiii

RICOH GR４用に購入 GR4にもピッタリ 製品も梱包も良かったです 同等の他社製品と比較はしてませんが、おそらく遜色ないと思います 商品名に、19層コーティングとありますが、実際は39層です 同じ商品で価格が安いのでお得です

Note: this filter doesn’t fully protect against dust coming into your sensor. The outer barrel can still draw it in. I have always carried a camera pen brush to quickly remove dust. My main reason for getting this filter was something people rarely speak about: the very thin electronic leaf shutter protector. I’m always concerned something will damage it, especially if it’s in my pocket without my lens cap. That’s no longer a worry and makes this filter worth the cost alone. The pictures of the filter makes it look far more obvious and pronounced than it is. It essentially disappears into the camera so it looks like it is part of the original design. It’s tiny, thin, and clear. And now the lens and inner barrel are protected. Plus, it looks good. No instructions provided. Refer to the instructions and video in the promo photos for this Amazon listing. Be careful when removing the 3M sticker backing. It’s tricky. It is easy to accidentally brush the inside of the filter glass and smudge it as you remove it. If I had to do a do over I would use a tweezers. Apply in a room with bright lights. Suggest to hold camera face down (take advantage of gravity) while on to get rid of any dust inside the barrel first and carefully inspect the filter and brush away any dust or clean any smudges before applying. You get one shot applying this filter because it’s so sticky (though the filter does come with an extra 3M sticker if you ever need to reapply). *Tip: It’s easier to apply with the camera turned on and the lens barrel out while the camera is resting facing up on its back.* That will ensure it’s perfectly centred over the identically sized barrel. Careful that the lettering is centred at the top if that matters to you. Keep the tools to remove the filter if you need and the extra sticker. I understand it’s tough to remove and you shouldn’t do it with direct force. I would probably heat lightly and very carefully with a hairdryer and then use the string-based tool as I have read some people have damaged their camera removing with force. I also have the metal lens cover and the glass back screen protector by the JJC. Both high quality and great purchases. Filter and lens cap work great together. I use the included oem strap on the bottom right hook to keep it out of the way and under my hand when shooting. Easy to shoot the camera one handed this way and I’ve never dropped it. The JJC thumb grip not useful for my use case.