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Soratama Lens Add-Ons Let You Shoot Floating Crystal Balls


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Soratama is a system of lens attachments invented over in Japan that allows you to capture the world in floating crystal balls.

 

After the idea was initially created by Zenji Uehara, the system now includes a selection of lens accessories manufactured by different companies. But the concept behind each accessory is the same: a transparent sphere is fixed to a clear piece of glass and then attached to the front of a lens.

 

The Zenjix Soratama 72 is a 72mm diameter filter made by the brand ZENJIX that can be used on mirrorless and DSLR cameras. It costs about $70-$80 and features a sphere filter as well as extension tubes — depending on how much separation you put between the sphere and your lens’ front element, you may need a macro lens to achieve proper focus.

 

More informations here : petapixel.com

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