Single Lens(BLACK)
No.75209x10㎜&½"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
No.75307x15㎜&¾"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
No.75506x25㎜&1"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
Single Lens(SILVER)
No.75219x10㎜&½"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
No.75317x15㎜&¾"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
No.75516x25㎜&1"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
Double Lens(S)
No.75229x10㎜&½"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Double Lens
No.75327x15㎜&¾"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Double Lens
No.75526x25㎜&1"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Double Lens
Double Lens(L)
No.76605x30㎜&1½"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Double Lens
No.76704x50㎜(2")&2"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Double Lens
No.768010x25㎜&1"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Double Lens
Single Lens(With Needle)
No.7650-M6x25㎜scale
No.7650-I6x1"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
- With Needle
No.7651-M6x25㎜scale
No.7651-I6x1"scale
- inner box:12pcs
- Single Lens
- With Needle
Difference between single and double lens type
In comparison with single lens type, the distortion variability around the lens is less in the double lens type. When your eye is close to the lens the variability is small. However, as the distance increases between the lens and your eyes, the variability increases.