Prism Lens Fx

Handheld Split Diopter FX Filter

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$69.99 $99.99 In stock

The Handheld Split Diopter FX Filter from Prism Lens Fx is a handheld add-on filter designed for creative in-camera effects. It is offered in two size options, 100mm and 150mm, so you can choose the fit that suits your setup.

  • Brand: Prism Lens Fx
  • Product type: handheld split diopter FX filter
  • Available sizes: 100mm and 150mm
  • Handheld add-on format for flexible positioning in front of the lens
  • Part of the Prism Lens Fx handheld filter range
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian L. ★★★★★

The 150mm size covers my wide lens perfectly, letting me blur half the frame while keeping the other half sharp. I’ve been using it handheld for quick street portraits, and the optical quality holds up better than I expected.

Samuel ★★★★★

I love how the 100mm version lets me keep the camera lightweight while still getting that dreamy split-focus blur. The handheld design makes it easy to adjust on the fly without screwing anything onto the lens.

Sofia Y. ★★★★★

I got the 100mm version and it's perfect for slipping into my bag without adding bulk. Holding it in front of the lens by hand takes a bit of practice, but once you find the sweet spot the split focus effect looks genuinely cinematic in-camera.