The LENSKIRT is a portable, flexible hood which you attach to the end of your camera lens. It allows you to shoot pictures / video through glass without internal environmental reflections such as yourself, room lights, camera flashes, light leak from under a door, etc.
It is ideal for shooting time lapse projects from inside a building or vehicle.
Dimensions of the LENSKIRT are 9"X10".
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Blocks all reflexions. Easy to Carry with you. Fast delivery. You don t have to Searh furder
I purchased the standard size lens skirt as need to take a panorama of the view from within a building looking outwards and needed something to eliminate the reflections. Having found this clever device on the web thought I would give it a go and I must say was pleasantly surprised, it's easy to attach to the glass and does not interfere with the shot. I use it with a 35mm, 85mm and a 55 - 300mm zoom lens and it worked a treat. Have recommended to a number of collegues who now have also purchased. Very happy with the results
I used this to photograph images through the Observation window at the World Trade Center observation floor
Brought this for a flight to see the Aurora Australis, as have many on the flight. As we haven't been on it yet, have tested on my windows at home during an Aurora event, and worked perfectly! Wish I had known about these years ago!
If you want to take photos through windows, or any reflective surface, this product is simple and effective at blocking reflections.
I ordered both lenskirt and XL version to take photographs from inside aircraft, through windows, to remove reflections. The standard version is the right to use, XL is too large to be mounted on the windows.
It works fine. A bit pricey for what it is - a simple hood with suction pads - but I'm happy to report that it works.
I have to say that the Lenskirt has brought me further to my goal of taking quality (non-reflecting) pictures with my DSLR from aircraft Windows. Unfortunately I haven't been able to block out the entire aircraft window especially at night to record with my GoPro. I'd LOVE to see an aircraft Lenskirt, but I don't think the demand for it is there. Overall, a really solid product for most people when shooting through windows!
