Emolux Digital HD Macro Optical Closeup Camera Lens Filter Kit for Mirrorless and DSLR Cameras

Main Features

1. 3 pcs individual closeup: +1, +2 and +4 diopters
2. Magnify subject to reveal tiny details
3. Reduce minimum shooting distance up to 50%
4. Filter can be combined to provide closeup to +7
5. K9 optical grade glass provide maximum image clarity
6. Black filter ring reduces reflection
7. Creates shallow depth of field
8. Includes PRO microfiber optical cleaning cloth and hard leatherette filter case

Macro filters open up an entire new perspective by revealing subtle details of small subjects such as flowers, insects, textures etc.

This is achieved by allowing focusing distance to be reduced for subject details to be magnified. It creates a shallow depth of field by focusing on the subject in focus while creating a soft focus outside the focus area. Emolux HD Optical closeup filter kit was introduced to reduce the focusing distance so that fine subtle details can be capture instantly in high definition.

Available in +1, +2 and +4 magnification factor, these filters can be used individually or combined to form a maximum magnification factor of +7.

MACRO OPTICS
Macro optical grade glass in +1, +2 and +4 diopters is housed in lightweight aluminium filter frame to allow maximum flexibility when taking macro shots of subjects in different size. Glass edges are polished to reduce flare and ghosting when taking pictures of high reflective subjects. When fitted on Canon RF 35mm f1.8 Macro Lens with all 3 filters, focusing distance is reduced from 17cm to as close as 8cm.

LIGHTWEIGHT FILTER FRAME
New engineered filter frame utilizes lightweight aluminium material, precision machined to fit the closeup optical glass securely. Anodized in black anti-reflection finishing minimizes stray light reflection to appear on your pictures.

FLEXIBLE DIOPTER RANGE
Macro filter can be used individual in step of +1, +2 and +4 diopters. These individual macro filters can be also combined in pair or 3 filters mounted on top on one another to attain a maximum magnification of +7 diopters.