
Neewer Split Diopter 79mm Lens Filter Handheld
Create stunning split-focus and foreground blur effects in-camera with this handheld 79mm diopter prism filter.
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Overview
Key Features
【Half Domed Split Diopter Effect Filter】 Capture distinctive split focus, expand depth of field, and highlight specific elements in your film photography shots using this handheld split diopter prism special effect filter. This specialized camera lens filter creates an impressive foreground blur effect for stunning visual impact
【Handheld or Tripod Mounted Use】 Simply hold this effect prism filter in front of your camera lens with the built in hand grip, or mount it via a 1/4" threaded hole to a small tripod, selfie stick, or flexible magic arm for more captivating effects
【Built to Last Hard Prism Glass】 This filter is crafted with solid BK7 optical photography prism glass, highly durable and resistant to wear under repeated use and harsh environments. A filter pouch is included for easy storage and portability
【Versatile Uses】 This special effects filter brings more unexpected tricks, ideal for creative portraits, advertising, landscape, architectural, commercial, art photography and more
【Package Includes】 1 x 79mm half domed split diopter lens filter, 1 x cleaning cloth, 1 x filter pouch
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Handheld design allows quick, freeform adjustments to the blur angle and intensity without lens threading
- BK7 optical glass construction is durable and maintains good light transmission
- 1/4" threaded hole provides mounting versatility on tripods, magic arms, and selfie sticks
- Includes a protective filter pouch and cleaning cloth for transport and maintenance
- 79mm diameter covers a wide range of lens sizes when held in front of the lens
👎 Cons
- Handheld operation requires a free hand, which can be awkward when also adjusting camera settings
- No threaded ring means it cannot attach directly to a lens filter thread for repeatable positioning
- The split diopter effect is difficult to control precisely, requiring practice to achieve consistent results
- Manual-only use means live video applications are limited since you must hold or rig the filter in place