Achieve extreme close-up shots with the Ulanzi 75mm Macro Lens for Photographyfrom Ulanzi. Built using high-quality optical glass, its 5 element, 5 group design delivers a 10x magnification, while aluminum alloy construction and anti-slip textures deliver durability and ease of use. Also featured is a minimum focusing distance of 1.8 to 3.5" and included is a lens clip with a cold shoe mount for compatible accessories.

75mm Focal Length    10x Magnification    Min Focus Distance: 1.8 to 3.5"    5 Element, 5 Group Design    -1% Distortion    High-Quality, Optical Glass    Aluminum Construction    Includes Lens Clip    For iPhone, Android, and Samsung Phones

High-quality optical glass helps ensure good light transmission, producing true-to-life color and vivid visuals.

The included lens clip allows this lens to be used with compatible devices. It also features a cold shoe mount for accessories.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. iPhone 13pro compatible?

A: The Ulanzi 1.55XT Anamorphic Movie Lens, B&H # UL155XTAL, is compatible with the iPhone 13 Pro.

Q: 2. Can I use this extension kit with a Nikon D60?

A: You should be able to use this with any F-Mount lens camera, but it will be only manual focus and build quality is not the best.

Q: 3. What enlarger lens do I need for 120mm film?

A: It depends on image size (6.45, 6x6, 6x7) but typically a lens between 75mm-95mm is standard.

Q: 4. What size Beseler lens do I need to enlarge to 11 x 14" BW prints?

A: The question would depend on the size of the negative you will be using to create the print, not the print size you wish to make. The height of your enlarger head will determine the size of the print you may create. Ideally, your enlarging lens' focal length should be equal to or greater than the diagonal of your film format measured in millimeters. (Back to high school math, you have to find the hypotenuse of your film; that a² + b² = c² equation, solving for c.) As an example, ​a 35mm negative measures 36x24mm in size. As such, the hypotenuse would be 43.27mm. So a 50mm enlarging lens (the next popular lens size above 43mm) would cover the full 35mm negative. For 120 6x4.5cm negatives, a 75mm lens (or larger) would be recommended. For 120 6x7cm negatives, a 105mm lens (or larger) would be recommended.​ An enlarging lens that is smaller than the diagonal of your film will allow you to crop in to a smaller area on your negative.

Q: 5. Will this work on the beseler 67 dichro (color) enlarger for medium format negatives?

A: For 6 x 6 negatives, you need a 75mm lens with this enlarger. To answer your question. yes, it will work.

Q: 6. What is the filter size? I have a 52mm filter adaptor on my RX100 VII

A: The Ulanzi 2-in-1 18mm Wide-Angle / 10x Macro Camera Lens for Sony ZV1 and RX100 VI uses a 52mm threaded connection for the lens. It comes with the adapters to mount on the camera as well.

Q: 7. Will this lens focus to infinity or is it just for close up (macro) images?

A: The Moment T-Series 75mm Macro Mobile Lens, B&H # MO75MACTSML, does not focus to infinity. It will focus on objects up to 4'' away.

Q: 8. Is it compatible with Fuji XT2?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the XT2.

Q: 9. Will it work for Beseler Printmaker 67 (Black and White)? What other accessories do I need to make it works for Beseler Printmaker 67?

A: Yes, it will work with the Printmaker 67. You will also need a lens board, click the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/15666-REG/Delta_13315_Bes_Board_2_5_8_X2_5_8_Lens_Board.html

Q: 10. Will the 2482 fit on a iphone 11 pro max?

A: This is made only for the iPhone 12 line.