Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4
nice heavy duty filters. Work great, better than expected for macro photos
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Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4
Special effects filters for compatible digital camera lenses (55mm)
Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4 - Front
Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4 - Offers 3 levels of magnification; filters can be combined for even greater magnification
Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4 - Packaging
Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4 - Shown with included storage pouch
Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4 - Example photo, +1 filter
Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4 - Example photo, +2 filter
Hoya HMC Close-up Filter Set II +1, +2, +4 - Example photo, +4 filter
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Get in close to your subject with this close-up filter set from Hoya. Three different close-up filters add magnification for extra-detailed shots of smaller subjects. Using these filters decreases the minimum focus distance between your lens and your subject, so you can get in extra close.
Product Highlights:
- set of three 55mm filters for close-up photography of small subjects
- +1, +2, and +4 diopter strengths for different levels of magnification
- threaded front allows stacking of filters for greater magnification; can also be combined with other kinds of filters
- since these filters provide a shallow depth of field, shooting with smaller apertures will yield sharper results
- HMC (Hoya Multi Coated) technology minimizes reflection to reduce flare and ghosting
- aluminum ring
- warranty: 1 year
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
What's in the Box:
- 55mm Close-up lens (+1)
- 55mm Close-up lens (+2)
- 55mm Close-up lens (+4)
- Padded storage case
- Hoya Filters catalog
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Features
Overview: The Hoya Close-up Lens Set II is a set of three screw-on filters that allow you to get photos at much closer distances than the lens is normally capable. The filters come in +1, +2, and +4 diopters, and can be used separately or together. The set includes a folding pouch for storing up to four filters.
Multi-Coated: The filters feature HMC (Hoya Multi-Coatings) which minimizes reflection on the filter surface to reduce flare and ghosting. The average light transmission is over 97%, and can enhance the performance of today's multi-coated lenses.
Performance: The Close-up Lens Set II filters screw on to the end of your camera lens. You can use them one at a time, or in combination, to obtain macro photos at close distances. You will need to use as small an aperture as possible, as the depth-of-field is extremely narrow.
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They fit my lens . [ YVONNE Aug 10, 2017 ]
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