52mm 0.45X Wide Angle & Macro Conversion Lens

Specifications:

• Power: 0.45X Time Conversion Factor of Your Current Lens Setting Plus Macro
• Optical System: Conversion Type; Mounts on Front of Existing Lens
• Mounting System: Screw Type in front of Existing Camera Lens into the Filter Accessory Threads
• Auto Focus: Utilizes Camera Auto Focus System
• Adaptability: Maintains All the Camera Functions Plus It Provides 0.45X Wide Angle Lens Conversion Power
• Macro: The Macro Mode is Accomplished by Unscrewing the front Lens Assembly and Using the Section Labeled Macro with Your Existing Camera Lens

Features:

• This is a professional high definition wide angle lens
• This camera wide angle lens is specially designed for the high quality digital cameras and camcorders which will effectively increase your camera's versatility without loss of original picture quality
• The 0.45X wide angle converter attaches to the front of your zoom lens for 50% more coverage when set to wide-angle
• The wide angle lens of optical devices are used to capture details on small collectible items
• Accepts 62mm filters
• Includes lens cap, bottom cover & pouch

Details:

• The camera wide angle lens provide maximum light and image transmission with minimum distortion

• This lens works on cameras and camcorders with 58mm size lens filter thread

• High performance optical glass of the wide angle conversion lens make it kind of important photography accessories for you

• Compact design, the wide angle lens is small in size, yet provides great performance

• Come with front and rear cap, the camera macro lens gets well protection when not used

How to Use a Macro Lens on a Camera:



Using a macro camera lens seems like it should be straightforward. But it isn't. A macro lens is for close-up photography, the kind of close-up that can give you a picture that is the same size (give or take) as the subject. None of that matters, however, if your photo is blurry or lacks detail

• Buy cameras from the same manufacturer if you want a 35 mm film camera and a digital SLR. You want to be able to interchange lenses
• Take your camera(s) with you to a camera store with knowledgeable sales people. Cameras may vary on how to attach the macro lens, but essentially you are going to line up a colored dot that is on the camera with another one that is on the lens, drop the lens in, and screw it down.
• Select your camera settings, including magnification. For beginners, you may want to choose the macro setting, which is usually depicted by a flower icon. For more advanced users, go with manual, and play with the aperture and shutter speed
• Use a tripod if possible. Due to how finite your focus must be and lighting considerations, your odds of getting a blurry photo drop considerably if you use a tripod. Get your camera set up and then you can move everything at once, closer or farther away
• Learn how to use a macro camera lens by trial and error. Practice is the only way to master close-up photography

Tips & Warnings:

• If your camera has a built-in lens, you can buy lenses that screw-on or slip-in over the top of your fixed lens, which will allow you to go beyond your fixed lens with macro photography
• The three main problems with macro lens photography are depth of field, lighting and stability. You can purchase ring flashes to use instead of the camera's flash. Tripods help with stability. Try using less magnification to correct focusing problems associated with depth of field

Package Included:

• 1 x Wide Angle & Macro Conversion Lens