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Lensbaby 46mm Macro Filter Kit

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Lensbaby 46mm Macro Filter Kit
Key Features
  • Decreases Minimum Focusing Distance
  • Includes +1, +2, and +4 Strengths
  • Enables Shorter Working Distance
  • Combine Filters for Increased Effect
A simple and convenient method for shortening your minimum focusing distance and minimum working distance, this Macro Filter Kit from Lensbaby fits lenses with 46mm filter threads, and enables you to photograph close-up subjects more effectively. This kit is comprised of +1, +2, and +4 dioptric strength lenses, and each of the lenses can be used to vary the degree of how much the minimum focusing distance of the lens is reduced. Additionally, front 46mm filter threads also allow the close-up lenses to be combined for even greater magnifications.
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Lensbaby LBMFK Overview

A simple and convenient method for shortening your minimum focusing distance and minimum working distance, this Macro Filter Kit from Lensbaby fits lenses with 46mm filter threads, and enables you to photograph close-up subjects more effectively. This kit is comprised of +1, +2, and +4 dioptric strength lenses, and each of the lenses can be used to vary the degree of how much the minimum focusing distance of the lens is reduced. Additionally, front 46mm filter threads also allow the close-up lenses to be combined for even greater magnifications.

Kit includes +1, +2, and +4 dioptric strength lenses.
Convex lens design lessens the minimum focusing distance of any lens for close-up shooting.
Each lens has 46mm front threads for stacking other close-up lenses on top of one another to increase the overall effect.
UPC: 858285007029

Lensbaby LBMFK Specs

Filter Type
Close-Up
Diopter Strength
+1, +2, +4
Size
46 mm Rear Filter Thread 
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.245 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
3.75 x 3.35 x 2.35"

Lensbaby LBMFK Reviews

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Will this fit on my spark 2.0 sweet 50?

Will this fit on my spark 2.0 sweet 50?
Asked by: Veronica
Being that the Spark 2.0 with the Sweet 50 Optic has a front diameter of 46mm, this Macro Filter Kit is compatible.
Answered by: Kirk
Date published: 2021-02-15

Will this fit on my sweet 50 spark 2.0?

Will this fit on my sweet 50 spark 2.0?
Asked by: Veronica
Yes it would , Lensbaby Spark 2.0 with Sweet 50 takes 46mm filters
Answered by: vilson
Date published: 2021-02-15

will these fit my lensbaby sweet50 for Olympus ...

will these fit my lensbaby sweet50 for Olympus 4/3 OMD1 MarkII?
Asked by: Joan
Yes. The Sweet 50 optic uses a 46mm filter.
Answered by: Michael
Date published: 2019-12-11

Can this be used with lensbaby composer pro ii?

Can this be used with lensbaby composer pro ii?
Asked by: Bermia
Yes, I use these macro filters with my Composer Pro II & the Sweet 50 Optic.
Answered by: Pat
Date published: 2021-06-22

Is it double coated?

Is it double coated?
Asked by: Sorin
Hi Sorin, These are multi-coated filters!
Answered by: Lensbaby Cust. Happiness
Date published: 2021-12-13

Will this fit on the Sol 45mm?

Will this fit on the Sol 45mm?
Asked by: Laura
Yes. It is of great utility glad I purchased
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2019-08-01

What’s the difference between these and the ...

What’s the difference between these and the extension kit at the same price?
Asked by: Joe
The extension tube attaches between the camera and the lens and it has no optics , this will attach the same way as a filter and it has optics
Answered by: vilson
Date published: 2021-01-19

What is the difference between these and the ...

What is the difference between these and the extension kit that’s the same price?
Asked by: Joe
Close up filters are easy to use, with no loss of light, but lose image quality, do not work well on wide angle lenses and you cannot focus at infinity. Extension tubes work well on wide to normal lenses and there is no lost in image quality. However, they do not work well on telephotos, you lose infinity, you lose light the longer they are, exposure can be trial and error, the build quality of the connection and any electronics can have an effect on usefulness.
Answered by: Dennis L
Date published: 2021-12-13
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