Precision Design 0.25x Fish Eye Lens Kit with Case and Tripod for Nikon Canon Pentax Olympus and Sony Digital SLR Cameras Kit includes: 1) Precision Design 0.25x Super Fisheye Lens; 2) Deluxe SLR Pro Camera Case; 3) LCD Monitor Screen Protection Kit; 4) 6- Piece Cleaning Kit; 5) Camera Tripod with Carrying Case; The .25X is a great tool for real estate agents or for just having fun! Panoramic or full room shots, just stand your tripod in a corner facing the center of a room. Floor to ceiling, wall to wall, except what is directly behind the camera. Just import the resulting image into a panoramic editor/ stitching program (your digital camera probably came with one), convert it to a QuickTime VR file, and have a virtual view of the room. Key Features: Made in Japan; 6 Year Warranty; All glass lens elements; Large depth of field; Reduces lenses focal length by an amazing .25X; Offers attention-grabbing and distinctive perspectives; one adapter to fit the lens of your choice; Optimized to work with almost any lens with a minimum focal length from 18mm to 50mm; offers ultra wide angle, diagonal fisheye and circular fisheye images; Useful for real estate or shooting in confined spaces like an aircraft or boat. Protect your valuable camera investment with this custom designed professional camera carrying case. This bag is a compact bag that has an adjustable, non-slip shoulder strap as well as a convenient and comfortable carrying handle. 6-piece cleaning kit contains everything you’ll ever need: Hurricane Air Blower; Booklet of Lens Cleaning Tissues; Lens Cloth; Lens Cleaning Liquid; Blower Brush; Cotton Swabs; 4 Screen Protectors to custom fit your camera’s LCD monitor screen: Reduces glare; Enhances view; Supplied in 4 sizes for a custom fit; Prevents scratching, wear and damage; Helps to maintain LCD and camera warranty. Deluxe Camera Tripods maintain image quality for cropping and larger picture sizes. Get maximum image quality; Extremely Sharp pictures; Avoid camera shake.

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