Prism Lens Fx

Linear Prism FX Filter

Linear Prism FX Filter - Main image
$62.89 $84.99 In stock

Create multiple subject replications with our Linear FX Filter. Creates different refractions and FX at varying focal lengths for any project whether photo or video.


• Creates an organic duplication of your subject

• Rotating filter design allows you dial in the exact look you are going for

• Includes PLFX Filter Pouch and Prism Lens FX large lens cloth included when in stock.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella B. ★★★★★

I was playing around with different focal lengths on a portrait shoot and the way this filter creates those organic duplications is just stunning. The refractions add so much depth without looking gimmicky.

Christopher B. ★★★★★

Shot a music video last weekend and the duplicate reflections this throws at longer focal lengths looked way more organic than I expected, not that cheap ghosting effect. It's quickly become the filter I reach for whenever I want a subject to echo across the frame.

Hannah ★★★★★

The way it bends light changes completely between 35mm and 85mm, and the duplication looks genuinely organic instead of a cheap glass effect. Video mode is where this thing shines for me—walking shots get this subtle, dreamy split that’s hard to replicate.