Macro lens Raynox DCR-5320PRO Black

The Raynox DCR-5320PRO High Definition Macro Conversion lens is designed for use with high-end digital, film and hi-vision cameras to enable close-up photography with high resolution and low dispersion. The conversion unit contains two independent diopter lenses (2-diopter and 3-diopter) that can be used separately or combined to provide a 5-diopter option. When mounted on the camera lens, it allows shooting at close working distances of approximately 50 cm, 30 cm or 17 cm depending on the configuration, and all glass elements are fully coated for improved light transmission and image quality. Adapter rings for filter threads 52 mm, 55 mm, 58 mm, 62 mm, 67 mm, 77 mm and 82 mm (except 72 mm) are sold separately.

Advantages

The DCR-5320PRO offers high center resolution (200 L/mm at MTF 30%) and low chromatic dispersion, enabling detailed macro images. Its two-piece design provides flexible magnification options (2×, 3× or combined 5× diopter effect) for a range of close-up distances. Fully multi-coated glass elements enhance light transmittance and maintain fine image quality while the compact, lightweight construction simplifies handling on a variety of camera lenses.

Suitable for

• Close-up and macro photography of small subjects (insects, flowers, textures)
• High-resolution stills and film applications requiring fine detail
• Use with digital, film and hi-vision camera lenses that accept screw-in conversion lenses

Key specifications

• Model: Raynox DCR-5320PRO
• Lens type: Macro conversion lens
• Lens structure: 5 elements / 3 groups
• Diopter options: 2-diopter, 3-diopter, combined 5-diopter
• Center resolution: 200 L/mm (MTF 30%)
• Working distances: approx. 50 cm, 30 cm, 17 cm (depending on configuration)
• Thread compatibility: adapter rings available for 52, 55, 58, 62, 67, 77, 82 mm (sold separately; 72 mm excluded)
• Weight: 0.105 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Attach the DCR-5320PRO to your camera lens using an appropriate adapter ring for the lens thread size. Choose either the 2-diopter or 3-diopter element for single-step magnification, or combine both elements to achieve the 5-diopter setting. Frame your subject and adjust focus carefully at the selected working distance (about 50 cm, 30 cm or 17 cm) to obtain sharp close-up images. Use manual focus and steady support (tripod or stable surface) when needed to reduce camera shake and maintain precise focus on small subjects.

Recommendations

For best results, use on lenses with good resolving power and stop down moderately if depth of field is insufficient. Keep adequate lighting on the subject and consider a tripod or macro rail for critical focus; adapter rings must be purchased separately to match your lens thread size.