Rollei 22694 Camera Lens Filter - 110mm - Transparent

The versatile and amazingly uncomplicated Lensball technology is inspiring more and more photographers who would like to add a particularly creative effect to their landscape, architecture or people shots - directly during exposure. The popular and high-quality Rollei Lensballs in sizes 60 and 90 mm are now reinforced in the maxiformat with 110 mm diameter. With this XXL ball made of crystal glass, which is completely free of streaks and air bubbles, you have even more mirror surface at your disposal.\n\nUniversal and easy to use\nThe Rollei Lensball in 110 mm has been carefully manufactured from the best crystal glass, the impressively high transparency and flawless surface guarantee perfect and sharp reflections at any location. A special attraction of glass sphere photography lies in the complete technical independence of this optical aid: You simply place your Rollei Lensball in the desired perspective and focus with the shortest possible focal length and open aperture on the selected motif in the centre of the sphere. The mirroring of the main focus, rotated by 180°, curves perfectly towards the edges of the Lensball and is framed by an atmospheric blur. Whether you rotate the image again during post-processing depends exclusively on your personal preferences.\n\nSafe transport and perfect preparation\nThe Rollei Lensball in 110 mm size also comes of course with a robust and fully padded storage and carrying bag. A high-quality microfibre cloth for easy cleaning and careful polishing of the photo glass ball is also included in the scope of delivery.\n\n- Clear and transparent solid glass\n- New perspectives for landscape photography, architecture photography, street photography and many more\n- Ideal for clear and sharp reflections\n- Suitable for DSLR and DSLM cameras (system cameras and mirrorless cameras)\n- Without any air lock or bubbles and striation-free\n- Incl. microfiber cloth for cleaning the lensball easily\n- Incl. padded storage bag for protection