Glass Lens Ball, 80 mm
Across the room · Prisms & Light
$24.90
Free delivery in 3–5 business days · 30 days to return
Description
A solid 80 mm sphere of clear K9 glass that shows the world behind it upside down and in miniature.
Photographers hold it up to frame a street, a sunset or a skyline; on a desk it sits on its beech ring stand and gathers the room into a small bright picture. It weighs 670 g.
Like any lens it focuses sunlight, so store it in its microfibre pouch, out of direct sun.
- Solid K9 glass, 80 mm
- Shows the view upside down in miniature
- Beech ring stand
- Microfibre pouch
Specifications
| Material | Solid K9 glass |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 80 mm |
| Weight | 670 g |
| In the box | Glass ball, beech ring stand, microfibre pouch |
| Note | Like any lens, it focuses sunlight: keep it out of direct sun when not in use |
Care
Keep it in the pouch, out of direct sunlight, and clean it with the microfibre.
Delivery and returns
Sent free of charge and with you in 3–5 business days, anywhere in France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway.
Changed your mind? It can come back unused within 30 days. How returns work
Buying from Miravelle Shop
- Free delivery3–5 business days, every order
- 30 days to returnUnused, in its packaging
- Pay your wayVisa, Mastercard or Apple Pay
- Ask us firstE-mail or (575) 213-8858
How to use it
Set the ball on its stand, or hold it at arm's length.
Line it up with a view behind it.
Focus your camera on the ball, not the background.
In the box
- Glass ball
- Beech ring stand
- Microfibre pouch
Questions about it
How big is it?
Diameter: 80 mm. Weight: 670 g.
What comes in the box?
Glass ball, beech ring stand, microfibre pouch.
What is it made of?
Material: Solid K9 glass.
On the scale
Prisms & Light is shelf 4 of 6: across the room.
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