The Nisha 52mm 9R Multi-Image Filter for Photographyprovides a refraction effect that can be used to create nine identical representations of a single scene within one frame. When applied, this filter arranges eight of those images in a circular pattern around one central image. It is constructed from optical glass and features an aluminum-alloy filter ring that can be rotated to position the eight peripheral images relative the central image.

A leatherette pouch is included for storage and transport.

9 Reproductions of a Scene in 1 Frame    Circular Pattern of Multiple Images    8 Images Around 1 Central Image    Optical Glass Construction    Rotatable, Aluminum-Alloy Filter Ring    52mm Front Filter Thread    Leatherette Pouch

• Refraction effect creates nine identical representations of a single scene within one frame
• Arranges eight images in a circular pattern around one central image
• Constructed from optical glass for clarity
• Filter ring that can be rotated to position the eight peripheral images relative the central image
• 52mm front filter threads allow for use with other filters
• Leatherette pouch for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Any images of what this produces? And which one will work for my 35mm 1.8?

A: We do not have any sample images for this filter yet. As for the size you need it would depend on the filter/lens cap size of your lens.

Q: 2. Is this the best filter for the P7700?

A: The native filter size for the P7700 is 40.5mm I recommend the Nikon 40.5mm filter instead. http://bhpho.to/JAWyRD

Q: 3. Is it possible to use it with a canon 18-55mm ?

A: Yes but I believe the filter size of the 18-55mm is 58mm so you will need the 58mm version.

Q: 4. Does anyone have photo examples of this lens?

A: This filter gives the appearance of 5 multiple exposures, similar to the image below: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/images500x500/Hoya_S77MV5F_77mm_Multivision_5F_Glass_94145.jpg

Q: 5. Is this filter the same as the Arcrest brand filters?

A: Nikon Neutral Clear Filter (77mm) is not same as the Arcrest protection filter. Arcrest is a line of Pro Lens Protection Filters from Nikon.

Q: 6. Is this the correct filter holder for a B+W 52mm 0.9 ND MRC 103M Filter? I am using a Canon 300 2.8II lens. How do I remove the clear filter to use the B&W ND filter?

A: Hello Wayne C,This is the correct filter holder for a 52mm screw-in filter for the Canon 300mm f2.8 II lens. I am not familiar with the B+W 52mm 0.9 ND MRC 103M filter, but I do use Hoya Pro ND 52mm filters with this Canon drop-in filter holder. The Hoya Pro ND filters are just thin enough to fit in the drop-in holder in the 300 f2.8 II lens. Any slim or low-profile filter would fit and medium thickness filters should be fine, but thick filters may not fit.To use the the new drop-in filter holder with a 52mm filter, you first have to remove the entire gel filter holder that came with the 300mm f2.8 II lens originally - by squeezing the two external metal knobs towards each other and sliding the holder out of the lens.Best wishes,David

Q: 7. Will this fit the lens on the Nikon L35AF?

A: Absolutely.

Q: 8. Does this fit the original L-Series 600mm USM IS lens

A: As per Canon, the original EF 600mm f/4L IS USM lens is not compatible with this holder.

Q: 9. I am going to buy this NC filter to protect my Nikon 18-140mm lens. My question is can I use this filter and the lens cap at same time?

A: As the Nikon 67mm NC (Clear) Glass Filter has 67mm front filter threads, yes, you may attach the 67mm lens cap onto the front of the filter.

Q: 10. Does this come with glass or gelatin filter installed

A: This holder comes with a glass filter.