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0.75x Wide-Angle Conversion Lens

0.75x Wide-Angle Conversion Lens
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2 reviews

Jun, 2013

We have collected and analyzed 2 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 20/100. The average review date is May 14, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 124913 reviews from other Lenses & Filters. Last update: Jun 19, 2013.

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Not satified, wrong lens with no return policy

 

Not satified, wrong lens with no return policy

Ordered a KDT60 ,as shown in picture, and received a KRW-075. Tried to return this unit to "Gizmos For Life" and was unable due to the no return policy. Cost me $79.77 I now have a lens for no use to me.

Consumer review by:

Not satified, wrong lens with no return policy

 

Not satified, wrong lens with no return policy

Ordered a KDT60 ,as shown in picture, and received a KRW-075. Tried to return this unit to "Gizmos For Life" and was unable due to the no return policy. Cost me $79.77 I now have a lens for no use to me.

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Product Specifications

The Kenko KDT 60 lens is a compact monocular that allows the user to bring in subjects 6 times closer than the zoom of a digital camera. It uses all glass optics, a metal lens barrel and metal filter threads. The telephoto lens is designed to screw directly into the 28 mm Nikon Coolpix filter treads. Once in place, the LCD display on the camera should be used for accurate picture framing and focusing. Focus is achieved by turning the griped manual focus ring until the picture is clear in the LCD display.The KDT-60 has an excellent close focus capability of 30 cm (11.81 inches) and at that distance an area of 1 cm by 1.5 cm (0.4 by 0.6 inches) will fill the LCD display of a Nikon 900 series digital camera. Because of the high magnification, the likelihood of "Camera Shake" effecting picture quality is greatly increased. Kenko recommends using the camera on a tripod and using the built-in self-timer or a cable release when photographing with the KDT-60.
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