The Nisha 58mm 5FF Multi-Image Fanfold Filter can be used to create five identical representations of a single scene within one frame that are arranged in a semi-circular pattern which resembles an opened, folding hand fan. It is constructed from optical glass and features an aluminum-alloy filter ring that can be rotated to horizontally or vertically arrange the five images created by this filter's refraction effect.

A leatherette pouch is included for storage and transport.

5 Reproductions of a Scene in 1 Frame    Multiple Images in Opened Hand Fan Shape    Semi-Circular Pattern Arrangement    Optical Glass Construction    Rotatable, Aluminum-Alloy Filter Ring    58mm Front Filter Thread    Leatherette Pouch

• Creates five identical representations of a single scene within one frame that are arranged in a semi-circular pattern which resembles an opened, folding hand fan
• Constructed from optical glass for clarity
• Filter ring can be rotated to horizontally or vertically arrange the five images created by this filter's refraction effect
• 58mm front filter threads allow for use with other filters
• Leatherette pouch for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this screw onto the front of a normal lens?

A: Yes! You can use this on any lens with a 55mm front thread diameter, or on larger/smaller lenses using a step-up/step-down ring. When using a step-up/down ring, your results may vary (strength of the effect, vignetting, etc.).

Q: 2. Are the rings brass or aluminum? Are there front threads?

A: The rings are aluminum. Brass rings have a tendency to transfer any impact shock directly to the lens, while aluminum rings ill absorb most of the impact.

Q: 3. Any images of what this produces? And which one will work for my 35mm 1.8?

A: We do not have any sample images for this filter yet. As for the size you need it would depend on the filter/lens cap size of your lens.

Q: 4. Which way do I unscrew it to take it off? I have one on there now but I cracked it while birding today. I can't unscrew it and not sure if the impact of it hitting rocks caused it to jam the threading. I'm so bummed but glad my lens didn't take any damage. Thank you in advance for any reply.

A: Counter clockwise to unscrew. Try not to put pressure on the sides where it would put pressure on the threads. You may want to get a set of filter wrenches; https://bhpho.to/32suVwN

Q: 5. Is it possible to use it with a canon 18-55mm ?

A: Yes but I believe the filter size of the 18-55mm is 58mm so you will need the 58mm version.

Q: 6. Will this work with a 50mm lens on a Canon AE-1 camera?

A: If your 50mm lens has a 52mm filter thread, then you can use this Nisha 52mm Split Field Filter while the lens is mounted on the AE-1.

Q: 7. Does this filter work with the normal lens caps, or does it require a slip-on cap?

A: As the Hoya 77mm HD3 Circular Polarizer Filter has 77mm front filter threads, yes, you may use a standard snap-on 77mm lens cap on the front of the filter.

Q: 8. which other filters can be used for infrared digital photography? I want to get digital images which look like the ones you got from kodak black and white infrared film.

A: The Hoya 58mm R72 Infrared Filter is the best filter for infrared digital photography. Set the camera on B&W, and the results will be close to using B&W infrared film.

Q: 9. Do these come with a carrying pouch?

A: Yes, Nisha 82mm Close-Up Lens Set (+1, +2, +4, Macro) comes with a nylon carrying pouch for the lenses.

Q: 10. Does anyone have photo examples of this lens?

A: This filter gives the appearance of 5 multiple exposures, similar to the image below: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/images500x500/Hoya_S77MV5F_77mm_Multivision_5F_Glass_94145.jpg