16x9 EXII 0.6X Wide Angle Lens Adapter for Camcorders with 72mm Filter Thread - Compatable with Canon XL-H1, Canon XH-A1, Canon XH-G1, Canon Xl-2, Canon XL 1, Panasonic HPX170, Panasonic HMC150, Panasonic DVX100, Sony HVR-Z7U, HVR-Z5U, Sony HVR-Z1U Sony HVR-S270U, Sony HDR-FX1, Sony HDR-FX1000

After years of innovation, 16x9 Inc. proudly presents the EXII 0.6X Wide Angle Lens Adapter, a high-definition, single-lens element designed to enhance your camcorder's performance. This lightweight lens adapter is specifically engineered to minimize weight, making it an ideal choice for handheld shooting scenarios.

Unlike traditional wide attachments that use three or four lens elements, the EXII 0.6X Wide Angle Lens Adapter's single-element design significantly reduces weight, offering a critical advantage for camera operators who shoot handheld. This feature not only enhances portability but also contributes to better camera balance, making it easier for operators to capture steady, high-quality footage.

The EXII 0.6X Wide Angle Lens Adapter expands your wide-angle coverage by an impressive 40%, making it an indispensable tool for shooters operating in confined spaces. This increased coverage allows for more inclusive shots, capturing more of your scene in each frame.

In the creation of this wide attachment, 16x9 Inc. has prioritized minimizing barrel distortion, ensuring that your footage maintains its natural proportions and clarity. While it's common for single-lens elements to have limited zooming capabilities, the EXII 0.6X Wide Angle Lens Adapter defies this norm by enabling partial zooming with cameras equipped with auto-focus capabilities.

This wide-angle lens adapter is compatible with a range of camcorders, including models from Canon, Panasonic, and Sony, such as the Canon XL-H1, Canon XH-A1, Panasonic HPX170, Sony HVR-Z7U, and many more.

In conclusion, the EXII 0.6X Wide Angle Lens Adapter is a compact, lightweight, and versatile addition to your camera equipment, designed to enhance your shooting experience and the quality of your footage.