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DIGITAL IMAGING Accessories

Polarisation Filter

A polarisation filter can reduce reflections from glass and water surfaces. It can also increase the contrast of blue sky or reduce colour overlap by cutting reflections when shooting under bright sunlight.

Without polarisation filter

With the polarisation filter

ND Filter

In extremely bright light your pictures may still be overexposed. Use a Neutral Density (ND) Filter to reduce the brightness level.

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Without an ND filter

With an ND filter

Tele-conversion Lens

A tele-conversion lens lets you zoom in close to your subject. This is useful for taking photos of concerts or sporting events. It’s also good for filming people or animals in a natural setting.

Ordinary lens

With a 1.7x lens

With a 2.0x lens

With a 2.6x lens

Wide-conversion Lens

A wide conversion lens allows you to fit more into your shot such as when you want to include more people in the shot or get more of the background landscape captured.

Ordinary lens

With a wide conversion lens

Ordinary lens

With a 0.7x lens

With a 0.6x lens

Close-Up Lens

All Cyber-shot camera models come equipped with macro mode for subjects close up. But there are limits to the capabilities of extreme close-up shooting. Using a close-up lens you can be further away from your subject, getting up close without casting any shadows. Zooming is also possible with the close-up lens, an impossibility with macro mode. Your pictures turn out exactly how you imagined!

Without the Close-up lens

With the Close-up lens

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