Get as close as 6" to small subjects underwater and 3" on land with this SeaLife 10x Close-Up Lens for Micro-Series & RM-4K Camerason your SeaLife 10x Close-Up Lens for Micro-Series & RM-4K CamerasMicro HD, Micro 2.0 or RM-4K camera. The lens allows you to capture the details of creatures such as tiny coral shrimp or small anemonefish. It attaches by means of a durable rubber push-on mount, and features a lanyard to secure it to the camera. The lens comes with a protective carry pouch.

Push-On Lens for Close-Up Photography    For Micro HD, Micro 2.0 or RM-4K Cameras    Minimum Focus 6" in Water, 3" on Land

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much does it weigh?

A: The exact weight is not publish by B+W, but the weight in its original packaging is 0.205 lb.

Q: 2. Can I use remote control to control shooting on SeaLife RM-4K?

A: Unfortunately, a remote control option is not available for this product.

Q: 3. Would this work on Sigma EX Would this work with Sigma Macro 180mm F/3.5 APO HSM IF Lens For Canon that takes 72mm filters?

A: The Sigma AML72-01 Close-Up Lens can be used on the Sigma 180mm f/3.5 EX DG APO Macro IF HSM Autofocus Lens.

Q: 4. Will this work with sigma 70-200?

A: I don't think so. Pretty sure that was made specifically for the Sigma 18-300. It's basically a big magnifier that screws onto the end of the lens, which has a 72mm filter size. Check the filter thread size of your 70-200; if it is 72mm maybe it'll work.

Q: 5. How many elements does this lens have?

A: The B+W 62mm Close-up +2 Lens (NL2), B&H # BWCU262, consists of one lens element.

Q: 6. 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: 7. Can I use it on sigma 18-250?

A: Yes, this will work on the Sigma 18-250 mm lens. The threads are 72 mm. I have the 18-250, and use it all the time.

Q: 8. Will this affect picture quality if I attach it to the sigma 18-300 all the time ?

A: You should use it only when trying to shoot macro. Otherwise AF will not work properly.

Q: 9. What is the diopter strength on this close up lens?

A: This diopter is approximately at 1.7x.

Q: 10. How does the included 'macro lens' vary from the close-up lenses? Are the lenses single or dual element?

A: The Nisha 82mm Close-Up Lens Set (+1, +2, +4, Macro) are single element lenses. The macro is a +10 close up and the front is convex so it can only be used as the front most filter if stacked with other filters.