Bundling together a variety of ND filters, a close-up lens, and a lens hood, the TL70 Lens Set from Mint Camera will help photographers take higher quality images and gain more creative control over the look of their photographs. With options to use either a 1-stop (ND2), 2-stop (ND4), or 3-stop (ND8) ND filter to darken the image and avoid overexposure. Also, users will be able to work with wider apertures even in bright sunlight, creating images with a shallow depth of field. The close-up lens dramatically reduces the minimum focus distance of 7.1" compared to the original 18.9" of the TL70's lens. This helps users better frame smaller subjects and create images with an extremely shallow depth of field. Additionally, a lens hood is included to help limit stray light from entering the lens to prevent glare and ghosting. This results in images that are more colorful and with higher contrast while simultaneously protecting the lens from damage.

For InstantFlex TL70 Instant Film Camera    ND2, ND4, and ND8 Filters    Darkens Entire Image    Allows Wider Aperture    Close-Up Lens    Reduces Minimum Focus Distance to 7.1"    Lens Hood for Reducing Glare

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between the SLR670-S and the SLR670-X?

A: The Mint Camera SLR670-X Ming Edition Instant Film Camera (Silver) (B&H# MISLR670XSL) features a built-in module which the manufacturer calls a “Time Machine.” That feature enables manual shutter speed setting and two automatic settings, one for ISO 640 speed film (called 600 film) and one for ISO 160 speed film (called SX-70). That’s especially helpful as it will allow you to adjust for different lighting conditions, too. The version of the Time Machine included as part of the SLR670-X even includes a 2.5mm flash sync port for connecting the camera to an external flash. In contrast, with the Mint Camera SLR670-S Instant Film Camera (Black) (B&H# MISLR670S) uses a different and external Time Machine module and it must be removed in order to shoot with ISO 160 speed film (called SX-70).

Q: 2. Did you guys get used or new from BH?

A: You can check our used inventory here:https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/Used-Equipment/ci/2870/N/4294247188 target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/Used-Equipment/ci/2870/N/4294247188/a

Q: 3. ARE ALL THE PICS CREDIT CARD SIZED? HOW DO YOU GET BIGGER PICS OR CAN'T YOU?

A: The Rolleiflex Instant Kamera is limited to Fujifilm Instax Mini film.

Q: 4. Is this camera supposed to come with the warranty card from the manufacturer?

A: The Mint Camera InstantFlex TL70 Plus Twin Lens Reflex Instant Film Camera does not include a warranty card. You do need to go to the Mint Camera website within 14 days of receiving the camera to register.

Q: 5. I don't see where the flash could be attached with the shutter speed mechanism on top. Is this possible?

A: The flash would be mounted where the Time Machine goes. The Time Machine cannot be used at the same time with the flash.

Q: 6. is the lens made of glass?

A: The lens is made of glass elements.

Q: 7. What's in the box?

A: Mint Camera SLR670-X Ming Edition Instant Film Camera (Silver) Limited 5-Year Warranty

Q: 8. Does this camera write to memory card too?

A: No just film (instant pics)

Q: 9. Is there a motor in the camera that spits out the picture after exposure?

A: Yes. The picture comes out the top, by the viewfinder

Q: 10. How does the Bokeh compare between the Rolleiflex Instan Kamera and the MiNT TL70?

A: Both the Mint Camera Rolleiflex Instant Kamera and the Mint Camera InstantFlex TL70 2.0 Instant Film Camera have a similar bokeh performance. Both lenses are 61mm with a maximum f/5.6 aperture.