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Composer Pro II + Twist 60 & ND Filter

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$255.46 $349.95 In stock

Category: Optic Swap

The Composer Pro II with Twist 60 and ND Filter - the ultimate creative tool for photographers seeking captivating and unique visuals. Unleash your artistic vision with the Composer Pro II lens body, focusing from 20 inches to infinity, allowing you to precisely control the large, central area of focus. With the ability to swap out the inside optic, you can effortlessly create a wide range of selective focus effects at different focal lengths.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

The Twist 60 mechanism makes switching between the standard and ND filter feel almost effortless, and the sharpness through the Composer Pro II body is genuinely impressive. I've been using it for macro shots all week and the creative control is exactly what I hoped for.

Lucy ★★★★★

I was skeptical about swapping optics, but the Composer Pro II’s magnetic mount makes switching the Twist 60 effortless in the field. The ND filter gave me perfectly smooth long exposures even in harsh midday light.

David M. ★★★★★

The ND filter slots in without any wobble, and shooting wide open in bright daylight finally works without blowing out the highlights. Took me a few tries to get the hang of the manual focus ring, but the Twist 60 renders backgrounds in a way my regular lens just can't.