Photo Studio Reflector Accessory Rollei Lensball 90mm

The Rollei Lensball 90 mm is a solid, streak-free glass sphere designed for DSLM and DSLR photography. Made from high-quality, bubble-free optical glass, the 90 mm lens ball produces a sharp, inverted 180-degree view of the environment that can be photographed handheld or from a fixed position. Weighing 945 g, the Lensball is compact enough to carry in camera bags for landscape, city and architectural photography, and it is suitable for both amateur and professional use.

Advantages

The 90 mm Rollei Lensball is manufactured and inspected to strict quality standards to ensure no air pockets, inclusions or surface defects that could affect refraction. Its optical clarity delivers crystal-clear, distortion-free reflections, and the solid construction provides stable handling for handheld shots or placement on supports. The product’s size and weight offer a balance between portability and a pronounced spherical effect in images.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography
• City and street photography
• Architectural and interior photography
• Creative and fine-art photography
• Studio shoots requiring reflective effects

Key specifications

• Diameter: 90 mm
• Material: Solid optical glass (streak-free, bubble-free)
• Weight: 945 g
• Type: Rollei Lensball 90 mm (single-pack)
• MPN: 22667
• EAN: 4048805226672

How to use

Position the Lensball in your scene or hold it in the palm of your hand to capture the inverted 180-degree view. Use a wide-angle focal length (for example 24–35 mm) and a relatively open aperture (for example f/2.8) to focus on the image inside the sphere and obtain a shallow depth of field that keeps the background artistically softened. You can place the ball on a stable surface or use small supports to vary the viewpoint and refine composition. Clean the surface before shooting to avoid visible dust or fingerprints.

Recommendations

Use the Lensball with care due to its weight and glass construction; store it in a padded compartment of your camera bag when transporting. For best optical results, inspect the ball for cleanliness and minor surface defects before shooting and choose lenses and focus settings that emphasize the subject inside the sphere while allowing the surroundings to remain complementary.