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NiSi Close Up Lens Kit NC 58mm (with 49 and 52mm adaptors)

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Product Overview

The NiSi Close Up Lens Kit NC 58mm (with 49 and 52mm adaptors) is the most effective way to achieve a closer minimal focal distance. The magnification achieved depends on the focal range of lenses. It will be higher with longer focal lengths. The diopters of NiSi 58mm Close-up
lens is +5 and is made of double optical corrective glass with apochromatic design and muti-nano coating. This enables advanced resolution, natural color with almost no purple/green fringing both within focus and In bokeh.

What's in the box:

NiSi 58mm Close-Up NC Lens Kit with 49 and 52mm Step-Up Rings

49 to 58mm Step-Up Ring

52 to 58mm Step-Up Ring

Front Cap

Rear Cap

Zippered Pouch

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FAQs

What types of photography are best suited for using the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit?

The NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is ideal for macro photography, allowing photographers to capture intricate details of subjects such as flowers, insects, and small objects. It is also suitable for product photography, where showcasing fine details can enhance the overall appeal of the product. Additionally, it can be used in portrait photography to create interesting close-up shots that highlight facial features.

How does the magnification of the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit differ with varying focal lengths?

The magnification achieved with the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit varies depending on the focal length of the lens used. For instance, using a longer focal length lens will result in a greater magnification effect. The lens kit provides a magnification ratio of 1:1 when used with a 120mm lens, which means that the subject will be reproduced at life size on the camera sensor.

Can the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit be used with any camera brand?

Yes, the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is compatible with any camera brand as long as the lens being used has a 58mm filter thread. Additionally, the included adaptors for 49mm and 52mm filter threads expand compatibility further, allowing it to work with a wider range of lenses across various camera systems.

What advantages does the multi-nano coating provide on the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit?

The multi-nano coating on the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit provides several advantages, including reduced lens flare and ghosting, improved light transmission, and enhanced colour accuracy. This coating helps ensure that images retain their natural colours, making it easier to achieve high-quality results without unwanted colour casts or fringing.

What is the recommended working distance when using the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit?

The recommended working distance when using the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is between 9 to 22 centimetres from the subject. This range allows photographers to maintain optimal focus and achieve the best possible detail in their close-up shots while avoiding any interference with the subject or lens.

Will I experience any vignetting when using the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit?

No, the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is designed to avoid vignetting at 35mm on full-frame sensors and at 24mm on APS-C sensors. This means that photographers can achieve a full image without darkened edges, even at wide-angle settings, ensuring that the entire frame is clear and usable.

How does the apochromatic design of the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit enhance image quality?

The apochromatic design of the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is engineered to correct chromatic aberrations, resulting in significantly reduced purple and green fringing both in focus and in the bokeh areas. This design enhances overall image quality by ensuring sharper details and more accurate colour reproduction, making it particularly beneficial for high-resolution photography.

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