Vivitar Series 1 +1 +2 +4 +10 Close-Up Macro Filter Set w/Pouch (52mm)

Great for getting the closer focus using an aftermarket filter holder for the Insta AcePro camera. Start with the least magnification, and then go up if still not in focus. Everyone holds the camera at different distances when they vlog. So keep that in mind. ONE of the filter magnifications will work for you!

These macro filters are great for both photos and video, love the images. it is a little bit soft but overall quite well made. they are made of glass and metal, not plastic. I got the 52mm filters and so far they are worth the great price.

These are great! Not perfect but perfect for when you don't have a macro lens on you and you want something close up. I added them to my 50mm to test the out. Th focus is clear in the center of the lens and blurs the more you get away from it in a circle. The lenses are stackable. Though you can't add anything to the top of the 10x lens. So if you want to stack it with another lens you have to add it on last. They come in a nice wallet that you can throw into your camera bag. Recommend!

The media could not be loaded. I got these because I needed to get close up shots of my computer and the lens that I had would not let me focus as close as I needed. I bought these because I was hoping it would let me zoom in on the subject. My one worry was if detail would be lost. After trying these Vivitar close up filters, they were able to get me as close as I needed AND the detail was amazing! For the cost, these are a no brainer!

These are good macro filters allowing you to get very close up to the subject. Gopro 8 without won't focus closer than 6 inches, with filters it focuses as close as 1 inch.As with a proper macro lens, the depth of field is very shallow, a cool effect, but say good buy to the endless depth of field from the factory lens.Surprisingly cheap, a very good set of filters.

Satisfies my starter needs.

I have used the Vivitar brand before, but never to its full extent.I recently purchased a used Canon DSLR. It works great, but I like having lots of options. These filters work great. They don't cost too much and the quality is excellent.I definitely recommend this brand.

I bought this close up lens set to put on my camcorder to play with shooting macro.The threads worked smoothly and the lenses do magnify. Only the center of the scene is fairly clear with this set, but by no means are the images high quality.I'm glad I bought the lens set because they taught me that I enjoy macro.Since using this set I also experimented using extension rings for shooting macro on my DSLR.Since I want to do macro and want as high a quality as I can afford I'll keep using the extension tubes until I can buy a dedicated macro lens.I get much better image quality by using a reversed DSLR camera lens than these lenses.I suspect that some other brands which cost more will give higher quality than this set I picked.

Makes close up shots on the ace pro more visually appealing. Action cameras have hard time focusing on objects within certain ranges so this eliminates that problem.

Llegan rapido y en perfectas condiciones, tienen una funda de una calidad aceptable, sirven bastante bien si el enfoque es manual, son lentes de cristal. Lo unico malo es que los arillos son de metal pero se despintan con facilidad.

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TLDR, they're mediocre. Not a bad purchase for $20, and certainly useable, but they also certainly have issues.I primarily got these to use on my GoPro 10 with a 3rd party cage that allows 52mm filters to be attached. My intended purpose was really just to experiment with the ability to adjust the focus of the GoPro's fixed-focus lens. They do cause background blur, but the in-focus area is very close to the camera - around 20-30cm, and it's hard to tell what's in focus while filming so I probably won't use them for this purpose.I also tried them on my DSLR, where I found many lens+filter combinations had issues focusing on anything at all. My closest minimum focus lens, an 18-55mm that can focus as close as 0.25m, had the best results. It was able to work with the +10 filter, to get maybe 15-20% closer to the subject, and it seemed to yield a slightly shallower depth of field. This is proably the best case scenario.The optical quality of these lenses isn't great. They are very reflective, so while you can screw in more than one to combine their effects, if there's any light source pointing towards the lens you get ghosting and glows and flares very quickly. They have a pretty significant warping effect around the edges, which is clearly visible even with the fisheye wide lens setting on the GoPro.The photo of the back of my pocketwatch against my computer screen shows that while it can enable closer focal distance, the highlights can cause ghosting quite easily; weirdly the bottom left of the pocketwatch has been washed out the most by the highlight in the top right. In the photo of the funky water bottle you can see the warping more clearly, and you can see the significant image defects caused by the lens reflectiveness in a backlit shot. Both of these were stills taken from GoPro footage on linear mode, so there's no fisheye warping from the GoPro itself. Photos from my DSLR with the macro filters were less impacted by these defects.

Son super versatiles, funcionan de maravilla.