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Novoflex automatic reverse ring Canon EF

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  • This reversing ring opens the world of extreme close-up photography with excellent quality to the owner of Canon EOS wide-angle lenses or zooms
  • Size: 75 mm
  • Weight: 160 g
  • Filter thread: 58mm
  • Max. Extension length: 550 mm

The Lens is mounted on the Body in an inverted position using the inverting ring. The ring transmits all control functions. With a Canon EOS Lens 28-135 mm in the inverted position, a reproduction scale of 1:7 to 2:8.1 at 28 mm is achieved with a focal length of 105 mm. This corresponds to a larger adjustment range than can be achieved with a macro lens. The EOS-RETRO is supplied from the factory with a filter thread of 58 mm. Weight 160 g. Max. Extension length 550 mm.

Opens the world of extreme close-up photography with excellent quality to the owner of Canon EOS wide-angle lenses or zooms. The Lens is mounted on the Body in the inverted position with the help of the inverting ring. The ring transmits all control functions.

Example: with a Canon EF zoom lens 28-105mm in the inverted position, an image scale of 1:7 to 2.8:1 at 28mm is achieved with a focal length of 105mm. This corresponds to a larger adjustment range than can be achieved with a macro lens.

From the factory, the EOS-RETRO reversing ring is supplied with a filter thread of 58mm. For Lenses with other filter thread diameters we offer suitable reduction rings.

In combination with our universal bellows of the BALPRO and CASTBAL series, these can be upgraded to an automatic Canon EF bellows. With BALPRO T/S and CASTBAL T/S even with tilt/shift function for the close-up and macro range. Corresponding connection rings are necessary.

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Novoflex automatic reverse ring Canon EF

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  • This reversing ring opens the world of extreme close-up photography with excellent quality to the owner of Canon EOS wide-angle lenses or zooms
  • Size: 75 mm
  • Weight: 160 g
  • Filter thread: 58mm
  • Max. Extension length: 550 mm

Product description for Novoflex automatic reverse ring Canon EF

The Lens is mounted on the Body in an inverted position using the inverting ring. The ring transmits all control functions. With a Canon EOS Lens 28-135 mm in the inverted position, a reproduction scale of 1:7 to 2:8.1 at 28 mm is achieved with a focal length of 105 mm. This corresponds to a larger adjustment range than can be achieved with a macro lens. The EOS-RETRO is supplied from the factory with a filter thread of 58 mm. Weight 160 g. Max. Extension length 550 mm.

Opens the world of extreme close-up photography with excellent quality to the owner of Canon EOS wide-angle lenses or zooms. The Lens is mounted on the Body in the inverted position with the help of the inverting ring. The ring transmits all control functions.

Example: with a Canon EF zoom lens 28-105mm in the inverted position, an image scale of 1:7 to 2.8:1 at 28mm is achieved with a focal length of 105mm. This corresponds to a larger adjustment range than can be achieved with a macro lens.

From the factory, the EOS-RETRO reversing ring is supplied with a filter thread of 58mm. For Lenses with other filter thread diameters we offer suitable reduction rings.

In combination with our universal bellows of the BALPRO and CASTBAL series, these can be upgraded to an automatic Canon EF bellows. With BALPRO T/S and CASTBAL T/S even with tilt/shift function for the close-up and macro range. Corresponding connection rings are necessary.

Novoflex automatic reverse ring Canon EF

Optik
Konverter-/Vorsatz-Art
Makro
Technik
Kamera-Anschluss
Canon EF
Ausstattung
Filtergewinde
58 mm
Anschluss an Objektiv
ohne Angabe
Abmessungen und Gewicht
Gewicht ca.
160 g
Lieferumfang
Im Lieferumfang
Die Ware wird mit dem Zubehör ausgeliefert, das vom Hersteller als zum Lieferumfang gehörend angegeben wird.
EAN and KAN KAN
EAN
4030432540009
KAN
EOS-RETRO

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