The Tilta Macro Lens Kit for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P combines the macro lens and the filter adapter, so you have everything you need for macro shots in one box. The lens is designed for the 1x lens and pushes past the normal close-focus limit, letting you capture product details, textures and plants. The adapter twists onto the camera and also takes magnetic…
The Tilta Macro Lens Kit for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P combines the macro lens and the filter adapter, so you have everything you need for macro shots in one box. The lens is designed for the 1x lens and pushes past the normal close-focus limit, letting you capture product details, textures and plants. The adapter twists onto the camera and also takes magnetic Pocket 3 and 4 filters.
The kit suits anyone who wants to film products, food, nature or material textures up close with the Pocket 4P without buying the lens and the adapter separately.
The box contains the macro lens and the filter adapter. The kit is made of aluminium alloy, glass and ABS plastic. Fit the adapter on the front of the camera, place the lens in front of the 1x lens and focus much closer than the camera can on its own.

The macro lens pushes past the close-focus limit of the 1x lens and opens up shots a standard lens cannot reach. High-quality optics deliver a crisp subject and natural background blur that adds depth to close-ups.
The macro lens and the adapter it needs for mounting, together in one box.
The lightweight lens does not throw off the gimbal balance, so shooting stays smooth.
The adapter twists and clicks onto the camera and comes off just as easily.
The background blurs naturally and the subject stands out clearly from it.
The filter adapter fits on the front of the camera in front of both lenses of the Pocket 4P. The macro lens then sits on the adapter, always in front of the 1x lens.
With the adapter you can also use magnetic Osmo Pocket 3 and 4 filters on the Pocket 4P, so the filters you already own stay in use.
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