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Neptune Convertible Art Lens System Review

Neptune Convertible Art Lens System Review

Posted on January 28, 2018June 12, 2019 By Jarvis

Introduction

Lomography’s Neptune Art Lens system consists of “three prime lenses in one”. It uses a base, to which you can attach three different focal length lenses – 35mm, 50mm and 80mm. From the base you can control aperture, with each lens having an optimum maximum aperture. In the base you can also place aperture plates to control the shape of bokeh (out of focus areas). A macro adapter ring is also supplied in the box for close-up shots.

The system is available in a variety of different mounts. For this review, we have been supplied with a Nikon F mount kit, but there are also kits available for Canon EF, Pentax K, and adapters for Micro Four Thirds, Sony NEX/E and Fuji X mounts.
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Cameras Tags:35mm, Canon, Focal, lens, micro four thirds, Nikon, pentax, pentax k, review, Sony

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