| Brand | Big Mike’s |
| Material | Optics Glass,Resin |
| Photo Filter Thread Size | 55 Millimeters |
| Coating Description | Multi Coating |
| Photo Filter Effect Type | Close-Up |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Product Dimensions | 2.28″L x 2.28″W |
| Photo Filter Size | 55 Millimeters |
| UPC | 639713356502 |
| Compatible Camcorder Models | Canon HF S20, Canon HF S200, Canon XA25, Canon XA20, Canon XA10, Canon XF100, Canon XF105 |











Pablo O’Connell –
I’m writing this review as a local photographer for my area. I felt that a review was only fair for this product, perhaps to help share insight for other photographers. These macro filters are pretty handy – straight forward. For my 50mm lens (Nikon), the 58mm filters fit perfectly, and while it does take a little time adjusting and finding ‘the sweet spots’, once you gain that needed perspective, you’ll capture pretty neat shots. These filters have helped me recently with engagement ring shots, and that’s hugely wanted! I do recommend these. I do recommend doing outdoor macro shots, and perhaps consider light bounce, so you can capture as much detail as possible. Auto focus struggled a little, but it wasn’t a major issue. I work around those things. Picture quality is good, but again it depends on your discipline and willingness to try experimenting. So, experiment with it!
Brigitte Okuneva –
At least three of the lenses were loose there is a ring around the lens In the picture I added you can see ring around the lens I had to use a small knife to tighten it down carefully. For this reason I took off one star.
Josianne Kertzmann –
These close up lenses are very well made. The optical glass is perfect and the coating is uniform. The filter rings are solid and precise, screwing into the lens smoothly without binding or cross threading. Work as intended allowing one to come in closer for a good “macro” experience.
Estefania Langosh –
These lenses are really well made for the cost. Just pulled them out for the first time to experiment with them. These photos were taken with the #4 and #10 combined =14 on my Canon f/1.4 50mm.They must be manually focused and I was shooting free hand. To get the bee photos I set the drive on fast continuous and started shooting just moving the camera closer to him. I will use a tripod in the future due to super sensitive focus requirement. They are well worth having in the bag for super close-ups. Going to order the same set in 67mm for my other lenses.