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๐ Capture the spectrum, create your signature flare!
The SUMNACON 6-inch triangular glass prism is a professional-grade optical tool designed to bend and refract light into vivid rainbow spectrums, enhancing photography with unique lens flare effects. Crafted from high-quality glass and housed in a silk-lined box, itโs perfect for photographers seeking creative edge, educators teaching light physics, or anyone wanting to add a splash of color and distortion to their visual projects.





| ASIN | B06XF5Z38G |
| Brand Name | Sumnacon |
| Color | 6 " |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 562 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | Teach about light and optics |
| Is Assembly Required | No |
| Item Weight | 0.23 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | SUMNACON |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 606719420971 |
| Material Type | Glass |
| Model Number | COMINU063743 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Size | 6 " |
| Supported Battery Types | No batteries required |
| Theme | Crystal |
| UPC | 606719420971 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
J**N
Great, inexpensive way to improve a dull shot
I bought this prism expressly for the purpose of trying to make dull shots shine when there's not an option to do much production design. This prism saved the day and paid for itself after one shoot! We bounced some light onto it, and created an awesome lens flare that made the dingy shot look like a Michael Bay film! :) Great for video -- just hold in front of the lens, and you'll be surprised at the interesting shots you can get.
P**E
Four Stars
Best prism on amazon.
C**K
just what I wanted
great product, good price, got it quick, easy to order, just what I wanted. Thanks, Capt. Nick
M**R
Great Prism. Nice Box
This is a fun light splitting thing. Decent size. The box it comes in a very sturdy and great for keeping it from getting scratched
P**E
Rainbows in the palm of your hand.
I found myself In a position of presenting a demonstration of color theory to a group of children. I used this prism to show how color is produced when light is altered. Always helps to have the right tools at hand.
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