Get significantly closer to coral and fascinating underwater creatures for better photos and videos, thanks to SeaLife's Super Macro Close Up Lens for their Micro series cameras. This convenient accessory lens attaches to your camera via rubber press-on mount and enables focusing at distances of 3.5-7.1" away from your subjects. Such close proximity allows for detailed macro shots, and also improves clarity by reducing the amount of water between you and your subjects to minimize distortion.

The lens can be attached or removed easily, whether you're underwater or above the surface. It features 2 optical-grade elements with an anti-reflective coating, in order to provide a high degree of clarity while reducing glare. It's also a durable optic, depth rated to 200' and protected by a corrosion-resistant, anodized aluminum frame and shock-resistant rubber armor. Two removable focus distance sticks are supplied to help you set up at the proper position relative to your subject. Also provided are a protective pouch and a safety lanyard.

For SeaLife Micro-Series Cameras    Close-Up Focusing: 3.5-7.1" from Subject    2 Optical-Grade Lens Elements    Anti-Reflective Coating    Anodized Aluminum Frame    Rubber Press-on Lens Mount    Can Be Attached & Removed Underwater    Includes Removable Focus Distance Sticks

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these filters glass?

A: Yes they are glass

Q: 2. Does these fit 18-135 and 70-300 canon lenses?

A: Yes look at around the inside of the front of the lens it should show the diameter of the thread, if it says 77mm then yes. If not just choose whichever one fits!

Q: 3. If I use these on an EF 50mm f1.8 on a APS crop sensor what would be the effective magnifications?

A: Using the 10x in the Vivitar 49mm Close Up Macro Lens Kit the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Lens would be magnification of 0.82x. Stacking all of the filters in the kit the lens would have a magnification of around 1.24X.

Q: 4. Would this work with the GoPro Hero 5 session and a 52mm filter thread adapter, or would I need a lens that can change focus distance?

A: Better on a lens that changes focus distance.

Q: 5. Are the front rings threaded so you can stack with other filters?

A: Yes the Vivitar 82mm Close Up Macro Lens Kit has 82mm front threads.

Q: 6. Does this lens add any significant magnification compared to the built-in functions in the DC2000 Digital Underwater Camera?

A: This lens is for the Micro cameras only. (Micro HD, HD+, & 2.0)

Q: 7. What lens could I use these macro lens kit filter with? I have a Nikon 50mm 1.8, 85mm 1.8, and a Tampon 35mm 1.4 lens. Would this macro lens kit fit any of these lenses above?

A: All three of the mentioned lenses have a different filter size, so this Vivitar 49mm Close up Macro Lens Kit would not fit directly on them. What you can do is purchase the Vivitar 72mm Close Up Macro Lens Kit, BH # VICUFK72 for the Tamron 35mm f/1.4 and purchase a Sensei 58-72mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring, BH # SESUR5872 for the Nikon 50mm f/1.8 as well as a Sensei 67-72mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring, BH # SESUR6772 for the Nikon 85mm f/1.8 lens in order to use the same close up filters on all the lenses. https://bhpho.to/3yfSzed https://bhpho.to/3OKlo9M https://bhpho.to/3OKB0tL

Q: 8. Does the vitar kit have threads on the outside of it? Would I be able to put a macro focus on then thread the fisheye?

A: The Vivitar 62mm Close Up Macro Lens Kit has 62mm inside threads to allow stacking of the filters for various macro focusing options. Because the 10x filter is slightly convex, it can only be placed on the front of the stack.

Q: 9. Can these be stacked, such as using the 4 and the 2 to make a 6?

A: Yes Vivitar 72mm Close Up Macro Lens Kit can be stacked.

Q: 10. In 82mm, how thick are the metal rings please? Thanks.

A: The rings are approximately 4mm thick.