- Capture more detail by optically enlarging the image
- The +7 and +10 diopters in this set can be used individually or combined to give you a +17 lens
- Use these lenses to capture images of small objects
- Think of the images you can get from about 2" (51 mm) away
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Capture more detail by optically enlarging the image. The +7 and +10 diopters in this set can be used individually or combined to give you a +17 lens. Use these lenses to capture images of small objects like coins and stamps. Think of the images you can get from about 2" (51 mm) away.
Works with the following products
- DX4530, DX3500, DX3900, DX3600, DX4900, DX4330, DX6440, DX6340
- DC5000, DC290, DC3400, DC210, DC280, DC240, DC120
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Kodak Digital (1382175) Close-up Lens (+7 +10)
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38 of 39 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Special lenses for special work,
By The Professor Dave "knowlege over ignorance" (Cleveland, OH United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kodak Close-Up Lens Kit for Kodak Digital Cameras (Electronics)
I'm sorry someone had trouble with the lenses. Close-up lenses serve a VERY SPECIFIC use that most picture takers neither need nor know how to use. For more information, Kodak puts out publications that can show how to use them. For a photographer who wants to do special work they can do wonders (although more choices of powers would have been nice). However, if you want photos--not pictures, a tripod or other fixed hold, together with EXTREMELY careful focus is necessary for good results. I have been a photographer for 40+ yrs. and glory in the result the 4800 can give me with close-ups and a TOP graphics program. I was in the West for 5 weeks this fall and took over 800 shots on Indian reservations and national parks. I expect 100+ including close-ups to be good, and will be busy until summer working on them (With my Nikon and lab 20 yrs ago I'd be lucky to finish 20). This is when close-up lenses are ESSENTIAL for individual or combination work. If you want quick easy pictures than DON'T BUY THEM. Study first and then decide.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Close up does require knowledge,
By The Professor Dave "knowlege over ignorance" (Cleveland, OH United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kodak Close-Up Lens Kit for Kodak Digital Cameras (Electronics)
These lenses do what similiar ones do for any camera. Kodak has books out that explain fully how and why to use them. With them you have a chance to do truly beautifully artistic work. However, very close and accurate focusing is VITAL to a clear picture, which require a tripod or other device to steady the camera. If you want to take only "distant" pictures (scenery and people) you probably have no need for them. BUT, remember the computer programs for editing allows your imagination full reign to use or combine pictures as I know from 40 years of slow, painful darkroom work. For more information see my note at the LITHIUM BATTERY SCREEN.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great addition to my new camera collection,
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This review is from: Kodak Close-Up Lens Kit for Kodak Digital Cameras (Electronics)
Great addition to my new camera collection. Some of the pictures come out looking like they were made with hollywood camera equipment.
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