This 55mm 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 55mm 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 55mm 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    55mm 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
• 55mm front filter threads allow for use with compatible filters or filter accessories

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you attach a lens hood alongside this filter?

A: Yes you can

Q: 2. rather than pay extra for the 15stop filter couldn't I combine the 10stop with the 6-stop polarizer in the cheaper Circular kit?

A: Combining multiple ND filters will result in vignetting at wide angle focal lengths whereas a single filter with 15 stop filter will ensure you don't get vignette.

Q: 3. Is this a UV filter?

A: The Canon 58mm Protector Filter is a clear protection filter. It does not block UV light.

Q: 4. Does this filter fit the canon ultra wide angle 17-40m USM?

A: The Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM lens accepts a 77mm filter. With that said, the B+W 77mm XS-Pro UV Haze MRC-Nano 010M Filter B&H # BWUVXSP77 would be a better choice in terms of size and offers a thinner ring to prevent vignetting. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 5. 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

Q: 6. Do these screw on to the camera lense?

A: Yes it does, this is a 67mm filter.

Q: 7. 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: 8. 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: 9. This appears to need a magnetic base plate or something. There's no way this will stay on by itself. Was there supposed to be something in the box besides the filter itself?

A: The Freewell ND1000 Long Exposure Filter for DJI Mavic 3/Mavic 3 Cine will have a twist and lock method like previous DJI related drone filters. The current UV filter must be removed, to expose the filter groooves for a twist a lock method.

Q: 10. 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.