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Tiffen 138mm Split Field Diopter +2

Split Diopters are an incredible tool that help you enhance depth-of-field. They allow for more of the scene to be in total focus simultaneously. These diopters are semi-circular pieces of glass that are mounted in ring form. They can be rotated in a Matte-Box to achieve the desired effect.

The 138 mm +2Split-Field Diopter Lens shortens the close-focusing distance of normal fixed focal length or zoom lenses. This allows the camera to focus closer to the subject and achieve a larger image size while bringing out the sharpest details in even the tiniest subjects.

Diopters are the simplest and least expensive method of close-up photography. Have you ever wished that your lens could focus closer than it does? Imagine that you could put a magnifying glass in front of your camera’s lens. With Diopters, you can dive into the world of macrophotography with a minimum of expense and with a maximum of confidence.

Shoot your stamps, flowers in your garden, your jewelry collection and many other items. If you’re thinking of insuring your collectibles, why not have a means of doing it without having to hire an expensive pro? Close-up lenses not only give you creative freedom to help show you a world up close that you never imagined, but also serve as a functional and valuable tool to safeguard your possessions.

Split-Field Diopters are the ultimate tool to enhance depth of field. Diopters permit more of the scene to be in total focus simultaneously. Split-Field lenses are often used to increase depth of field in pictures shot with anamorphic lenses.

Split-Field diopters are semi-circular, single element close-up lenses mounted in a precision crafted metal ring.

These lenses can be used individually or in any combination to achieve ultra-close focus

The maximum magnification achieved with these attachments will depend on the focal length of your lens as well as the actual close focusing capability of that particular lens

A +1 close-up lens will allow you to focus your lens somewhat closer than it already does; A +2 close-up lens will allow you to focus closer than the +1; A +4 lens will allow you to focus even closer than a +2

A +1 combined with a +2 will equal a +3, while a +2 combined with a +4 will equal a +6, and so on