Increase your telephoto photography capabilities with the 55mm 2.2x Telephoto Lens from Vivitar. This telephoto add-on lens attaches to the front of lenses with a 55mm front filter thread and effectively multiplies the focal length 2.2x. Using this auxiliary lens is an affordable and easy way to expand the capabilities of your current lens and is particularly useful for nature, wildlife, sports, and other kinds of photography where subjects are far away. Additionally, this add-on lens has a 62mm front filter thread for using UV, circular polarizers, neutral density, and color screw-in filters.
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Key Features
- 55mm Rear Filter Thread
- 2.2x Magnification
- Multicoated Optical Glass
- 62mm Front Filter Thread
Increase your telephoto photography capabilities with the 55mm 2.2x Telephoto Lens from Vivitar. This telephoto add-on lens attaches to the front of lenses with a 55mm front filter thread and effectively multiplies the focal length 2.2x. Using this auxiliary lens is an affordable and easy way to expand the capabilities of your current lens and is particularly useful for nature, wildlife, sports, and other kinds of photography where subjects are far away. Additionally, this add-on lens has a 62mm front filter thread for using UV, circular polarizers, neutral density, and color screw-in filters.
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Vivitar VIV-55T Overview
UPC: 681066110386
Vivitar VIV-55T Specs
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Vivitar VIV-55T Reviews
$20 to Fill My Trashcan
By Robert
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2024-02-19
It's worthless junk. Blur galore, washed-out images. I paid to have it delivered to my trashcan (literally). To send it back, I would have recouped $5. Going to my trashcan was easier than driving to the post office. Come to think of it, I should have just thrown a $20 bill in the trashcan to begin with and saved my time.
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