If you don’t mind the decrease in magnification, you can increase the working distance (W.D.) by using a 0.5x auxiliary lens.
If you are willing to sacrifice magnification, you can use a 0.5x auxiliary lens to increase the W.D.
0.5x auxiliary lens for standard lenses TG-0.5
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However, doing so may dim the lighting because the LED ring illumination worn on the tip of the lens will be farther away from the subject. In order to compensate for this, it is necessary to adjust the lighting, such as replacing it with a brighter light or removing the diffuser.
High-brightness 80-lamp LED ring lighting GR-80N2 |
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There is also a way to change the position of the light by adjusting the angle of the LED, but this can interfere with the purpose of lengthening the W.D. Therefore, we recommend the use of twin-arm lighting (SPF-D2) or LED spot lighting (SPF-FL3).
Even though a 0.5x auxiliary lens is used to increase the working distance, if the illumination is lowered by adjusting the angle of the LED, the W.D. expansion effect will be impaired. | |
For this reason, it is again recommended to use twin-arm lighting or LED spot lighting.
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Twin-arm LED lighting SPF-D2
Stationary dimmable LED twin-arm lighting. |
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If you need more information, please contact Technical Support.