RAYNOX DCR-250 SUPER MACRO CONVERSION LENS [NEW] [SOLD]

Made In Japan

The Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro Conversion lens is a very affordable macro lens that can instantly transform your existing lenses into macro lenses. It is made of high index optical glass elements that produce rich and razor sharp images. If you ever wanted to experiment with macro photography, this is the best starting point. The Raynox DCR-250 clips onto the front of your kit lens or any other lens that has a filter size between 52mm and 67mm. The clips grab on to the internal lens ring. Once attached, you’ll be able to increase your magnification power by 2.5x. It is also suitable for use with High Definition Camcorders.

The package consists of a Super Macro close-up lens, a Snap-on lens holder and a protective case. Depending on the camera that you use, you may require a very easily available and affordable step-up/down ring. To find the suitable adapter or tube for your camera/camcorder please refer to the Cross Reference Table in Raynox website (http://www.raynox.com).

Items shown in the photos below is the actual items you will receive.


NOTE: Items still sealed in its original plastic bags and unopened.



Item(s) conditions: NEW [UNOPENED]


Price: SOLD to an old customer and a great buyer, En. Azmi. This is actually his FOURTH lens that he bought from me! Really appreciate your continuous support bro. TQ TQ TQ!!!

Package includes:
M-250 Super Macro Conversion Lens
Universal Lens Adapter
Lens Caps
Case
Instructions

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HOW THE LENS WILL LOOK LIKE ON YOUR CAMERA


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This post has been edited by sevenor: Jul 24 2013, 10:26 PM