A real benefit for macro and special effects image makers, the 67mm Nisha Split Field Lens +2 67mm Photographybrings both near and far fields in focus. Imagine doing macro work and you want a different background. It's especially valuable to movie and video shooters to manipulate the depth of field to have normally disparate subjects in focus.

Brings Both Near & Far Fields in Focus.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Assuming these will work for Nikon as well as Canon?

A: The split ring is not camera specific and can be used on a wide variety of cameras.

Q: 2. What is the inside width of each side of the triangle? I'm wondering whether my camera strap would fit within that width.

A: The inside width of the Ruggard Split D-Ring is 12mm or .47".

Q: 3. Will this fit an older Minolta TLR...the minoltaflex iii?

A: No, the Nisha Yashica TLR/Bayonet 1 Lens Cap does not fit the Minoltaflex III.

Q: 4. Will this fit a Yashica Mat LM?

A: Yes, this cap should be compatible.

Q: 5. Will these fit the Canon R7? The opening is pretty thin on this camera.

A: The Ruggard Split D-Ring (Pair) will fit on the Canon R7 camera.

Q: 6. 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.

Q: 7. Will this fit a Yashica A TLR? The lenses on the A are not the same size, and this cap looks like both covers are the same size.

A: Hello- This will not fit(for later bayonet lens). I have been looking as well. The Yashica A has 2 32mm diameter lens'. I purchased 2 32mm lens caps and they work fine. Another option is to get the 32mm rifle scope caps that flip up. You will need 2.

Q: 8. Will this fit a Yashica 635?

A: Yes, the Yashica 635 is a Bay 1 mount that this is designed to fit.

Q: 9. Will this attach to G7 X Mark III? Thanks

A: Unfortunately not. The eyelets on the camera are to small for these.

Q: 10. What did you do to get this onto your camera? I struggled for almost an hour to attach one to my EOS R without success. I've installed round split rings on my cameras for years without any problems. I feel like an idiot! Thanks much.

A: The Ruggard Split D-Ring (Pair) are similar in design and usage to the round rings in everything but its shape. If you are having issues with connecting the Ruggard Split D-Ring (Pair) to your camera, you may try using a key or a screwdriver to slightly pry apart and create space between the tang on the ring. From there with the space created, you should be able to slide the ring's tang onto the strap lug on your camera. From there, you would remove the key/screwdriver and simply rotate the Ruggard Split D-Ring until the ring is fully connected to the camera's strap lug. (I use this same process to connect keys to my key ring, as some key rings are stiffer than others and may require you to pry an end apart to place your key on the ring; same principle applies here.)