Olight Arkfeld Flat Flashlight Neutral White Orangeis two tools in one—a flashlight with a long runtime and a green laser pointer. It features five brightness levels from 1 to 1000 lumens of neutral white light (4000-5000K), an effective beam distance of 331', and a maximum runtime of eight days. Its intuitive interface allows you to easily control the flashlight with a center button and selector that turn the light on and off and adjust the brightness and modes. The Arkfeld's integrated magnetic end design conveniently attaches to metal surfaces for hands-free use. A 1050mAh rechargeable lithium polymer battery recharges with an included magnetic USB cable.

1000-Lumen Peak Output    4000-5000K Color Temperature    8-Day Runtime    Class 1 Green Laser Pointer    Magnetic for Easy Attachment    Battery Power Indicator    Memory and Strobe Functions    Aluminum Housing, IPX7 Waterproof

Comfortable to hold in your hand or stash inside a pocket, it comes with a secure stainless steel clip and a magnetic end that allows attachment to metal surfaces.

• Dual-light source: 1000 lumens of neutral white LED light and a class 1 green beam with 0.39mW that works great during presentations
• Built-in battery level indicator displays the remaining battery level
• The flashlight's memory function saves your last setting once you turn the light back on
• Strobe mode

• 4.3" long, 3.07 ounces, .59" in thickness
• IPX7-rated waterproof
• Aluminum alloy housing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a 18-300 nikkor lens?

A: This filter is compatible with the Nikkor 18-300 ED VR 3.5f-5.6f lens. I am not sure about the 18-300 3.5f-6.4f model.

Q: 2. Is this parachute compatible with the DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone?

A: Unfortunately no. The Fruity Chutes Parachute with Sentinel Automatic Trigger for Mavic Pro is not compatible for the Mavic 3 series. This parachute is only compatible with the original DJI Mavic Pro.

Q: 3. I own the new Nikon P900 camera. I want a filter to protect the lens. Which filter works better to protect the lens, a clear glass filter or a UV filter?

A: In the days when Film was the only medium, the UV filter was definitely the way to go. With digital, most seem to prefer the clear glass filter. I own both (a hold-over from the days of film) and for the most part, I use the Nikon Clear Glass Filter on all my lens on my Digital SLRs. I'm still using UV on my Nikon F-100 for the shorter lenses, Skylight for longer ones. Hope this helps.

Q: 4. Will this fit on the Z 24 1.8 S without touching the lens?

A: The Nikon Neutral Clear Filter is a clear protection filter so you have to touch the lens (not the glass) and screw the filter in.

Q: 5. which filter for 18-140mm f3.5?

A: If you don't know the answer, check the flip side of your lens cap, you will find the answer. This applies to every lens.

Q: 6. Will this fit a AF-S Nikkor 18-135mm lens?

A: This size won't fit. You need a 67mm. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/362564-REG/Nikon_2288_67mm_NC_Clear_Glass.html

Q: 7. Is this the best filter for the P7700?

A: The native filter size for the P7700 is 40.5mm I recommend the Nikon 40.5mm filter instead. http://bhpho.to/JAWyRD

Q: 8. Does this work with a Nikon P900 Coolpix?

A: This will not be compatible with the P900.

Q: 9. Will this work with the Nikon L35AF lens?

A: You will need a 46mm filter for L35AF. Click the link to view your options; https://bhpho.to/2Dnkgcl

Q: 10. Will this filter work on a Nikon 24-70 mm f2.8 lens?

A: No it will not.. 24-70 2.8 needs a 77mm filter.