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NiSi Close Up Lens Kit NC 77mm (with 67 and 72mm adaptors)

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Product Overview

The NiSi Close Up Lens Kit NC 77mm (with 67 and 72mm adaptors) allows a telephoto lens to function as a macro lens with a large working distance. It’s compatible with zoom or prime lenses in the focal length range of 70-300mm (full-frame equivalent). The close-up lens 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 magnification will be close to 1:1 when you focus at 200mm.

What's in the box:

NiSi 77mm Close-Up NC Lens Kit II with 67 and 72mm Step-Up Rings

67 to 77mm Step-Up Ring

72 to 77mm Step-Up Ring

Front Cap

Rear Cap

Zippered Pouch

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FAQs

How does the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit NC 77mm improve my macro photography?

The NiSi Close Up Lens Kit NC 77mm allows telephoto lenses to function effectively as macro lenses, providing a larger working distance while achieving impressive magnification. This kit is designed for lenses within the 70-300mm focal length range, enabling you to capture detailed close-up images without needing to invest in dedicated macro lenses. The close-up lens enhances your ability to focus on small subjects, making it an excellent choice for nature or product photography.

What focal lengths are best suited for the NiSi Close Up Lens?

The NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is specifically designed for use with telephoto lenses within the 70-300mm focal length range. If you focus at 200mm, you can achieve close to 1:1 magnification, which is optimal for macro photography. Using longer focal lengths will yield higher magnifications, allowing you to capture intricate details. However, it's important to note that shorter focal lengths may not provide the same level of detail.

What are the benefits of using a close-up lens instead of a traditional macro lens?

Using a close-up lens like the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is a cost-effective solution that offers versatility when photographing small subjects. It allows you to achieve macro-like results without the need to purchase a dedicated macro lens. Additionally, it maintains a larger working distance, which can be beneficial for shooting subjects that may be skittish or difficult to approach closely, such as insects or wildlife.

Can I use the NiSi Close Up Lens with my zoom lens?

Yes, the NiSi Close Up Lens Kit is compatible with both zoom and prime lenses within the specified focal length range of 70-300mm. This flexibility allows you to adapt the close-up lens to various lenses you may already own, enhancing your photography options without requiring additional equipment.

What aperture settings work best with the NiSi Close Up Lens for sharp details?

For optimal sharpness and detail when using the NiSi Close Up Lens, it is recommended to shoot with your telephoto lens set between apertures of f/8 to f/16. This aperture range helps to minimise optical aberrations and ensures that the depth of field is sufficient for capturing intricate details in your close-up shots.

How does the multi-nano coating affect the performance of the close-up lens?

The multi-nano coating on the NiSi Close Up Lens is designed to enhance light transmission and reduce reflections, which helps to minimise lens flare and ghosting. This feature is essential for achieving high-quality images with natural colours and improved contrast, while also reducing unwanted purple and green fringing both in focus and in the bokeh areas, allowing for cleaner and more vibrant photographs.

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