Wide lens Raynox HD-7062PRO for Camcorder Black 82mm Filter

The Raynox HD-7062PRO is a wide-angle conversion lens in black, designed for camcorders with an 82 mm filter thread. Built with a three-element/three-group optical design using high-index glass, the lens delivers high definition performance with a center resolution of up to 540 lines/mm (MTF30%). Its compact construction (approx. 86 mm length, 4.3 cm diameter) and 82 mm filter compatibility make it suitable for location and handheld shooting where a wider field of view is required.

Advantages

The three-group/three-element formula and high-index optical glass provide improved resolution and image clarity at the center of the frame. The 82 mm filter thread allows attachment to camcorders and lenses that accept 82 mm accessories. The unit is lightweight for its class (about 0.313 kg) and finished in black to minimize reflections and match common camcorder bodies.

Suitable for

• Shooting wide-angle video with camcorders that accept 82 mm filters
• Location and run-and-gun filming where increased field of view is needed
• Attaching to compatible lenses or adapters that support 82 mm threads

Key specifications

• Model: HD-7062PRO
• Brand: Raynox
• Lens type: Wide lens (conversion)
• Lens structure: 3 elements / 3 groups
• Filter/thread size: 82 mm
• Colour: Black
• Approx. dimensions: 4.3 cm diameter × 86 mm length
• Weight: 0.313 kg
• Center resolution: 540 lines/mm (MTF30%)

How to use

Mount the Raynox HD-7062PRO onto a compatible camcorder lens or an adapter with an 82 mm thread. Ensure the threads are clean and screw the conversion lens on gently until secure; avoid cross-threading. Compose and focus using the camcorder as normal — the conversion lens increases the field of view, so framing adjustments may be necessary. Remove the conversion lens by unscrewing it when not in use and store it in a protective case.

Recommendations

Use the HD-7062PRO on camcorders or lens adapters that explicitly support 82 mm filter threads. For best optical results, keep the lens and camera optics clean and avoid stacking multiple converters. When shooting in strong backlight, consider using a matte hood or flag to reduce flare.