This 67mm Double Exposure Attachment Filter from Nisha lets you capture two parallel subjects in one double exposure. It includes an aluminum alloy filter ring that can mount onto a lens with a 67mm front thread. Occupying half of the area within the filter ring is an opaque cover. The other half is completely unobstructed, allowing a camera lens placed behind this double exposure attachment to project an image where half of the frame is uncovered.

The Nisha 67mm Double Exposure Attachment Filter is effectively applied by lining up its unobstructed area and a subject to be photographed with either the left or right half—or either the bottom or top half—of the camera lens being used. The filter ring can rotate to orient the unobstructed area relative to the subject. After half a frame is exposed using a camera capable of multiple exposures within a single image, the remaining half of the frame can be exposed by rotating the filter ring to expose the previously covered half of the frame and photographing a different, or even the same, subject or scene.

Capture Parallel Subjects in One Image    Opaque Cover inside Half the Attachment    Open Area inside Half the Attachment    Separately Expose Half a Frame at a Time    Rotatable, Aluminum Alloy Filter Ring    67mm Front Filter Thread

• Helps create parallel double exposures within a single image
• Filter ring with an opaque cover occupying half its area can be rotated to expose only half of a frame, then rotated again to expose the remaining half using a different subject or scene
• 67mm front filter threads allow for use with compatible filters or filter accessories

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a Yashica A TLR? The lenses on the A are not the same size, and this cap looks like both covers are the same size.

A: Hello- This will not fit(for later bayonet lens). I have been looking as well. The Yashica A has 2 32mm diameter lens'. I purchased 2 32mm lens caps and they work fine. Another option is to get the 32mm rifle scope caps that flip up. You will need 2.

Q: 2. Will this cap fit my Yashica Mat 124G? if not, is there one here that will?

A: Yes, it will fit.

Q: 3. Can the pc port be used for signal input to trigger the hotshoe?

A: No, the PC port is for outpiut of signal, not to "trigger the hotshoe"

Q: 4. Will this meter display percent of flash contribution?

A: Unfortunately, this meter would not display a percentage of flash.

Q: 5. Two female pc adapters, do you mean I can connect to not hot show flashes( like quantum tdr5 at the same time? I can only see a female and male pc ports on the image, is the other female pc port on the opisite side? Looking to connect a pc flash and a picketeizard using a pc cable. The sony a77 ii has no pc connectir only hot shoe, planing to buy one but I need a two PC adapter, may be this one work. Any help will be greatly appreciated

A: If one would like to use the Nisha Deluxe Mult-Purpose Hot Shoe, on the Sony A77 II, it is important to start out with a Sony/Minolta hot shoe to universal adapter: https://bhpho.to/2fzXH2k Then one can use the Nisha multi-purpose Hot Shoe the way described.

Q: 6. It says the pc syncs are OUTPUTS. does this mean I can't use a pc sync cable from an analogue TLR camera to fire a modern flash unit on the hotshoe?

A: That is correct.

Q: 7. Will this work for a Yashica 24? Thanks!

A: There are different versions of the Yashica 24. If the one you have has a Bay1/Bay-30 filter connection it should fit.

Q: 8. Can the coldshoe be rotated by 180 degrees to allow the flash bracket to be held ambidextrously?

A: Yes, the shoe is removable, so it can be turned.

Q: 9. Does this item do hotshoe-to-hotshoe triggering? I’d like to use it as a way to blank off the dedicated TTL contacts on a flash trigger.

A: Yes, this would do hotshoe to hotshoe triggering and block off TTL reading.

Q: 10. I want to put this on a camera that has a hot shoe slot but not a PC connection. Then going from the Universal translator to a flash with a 3.5mm plug so it can be fired with the camera. Will this unit work for that purpose?

A: That's what I do with it on my Sony A6000 to fire my Vivitar HC 285 off camera