The Insta360 Ace Pro 2 Close-Up Lens is designed to bring your camera closer to the subject, enabling detailed macro-style footage and photography. With a dedicated close focusing range, it allows you to capture textures, small objects, and fine details that aren’t possible with the standard lens.

Built specifically for the Ace Pro 2, it integrates cleanly into your setup while maintaining a compact, portable form—ideal for creators who want to expand their visual range without adding complexity.

Who this is for

• Creators shooting product details or close-ups
• Nature and macro enthusiasts
• Filmmakers capturing textures and fine detail
• Content creators adding variety to their shots
• Anyone needing closer focus control in a compact setup

At a glance

• Enables macro and close-up shooting
• Focus range from 3.9 to 29.5" (10–75 cm)
• Designed for Insta360 Ace Pro 2
• Screw-on attachment for secure fit
• Supports focus peaking (via firmware update)

How it works

Close Focus Range (3.9–29.5")
Allows the camera to focus at much shorter distances, making it possible to capture detailed close-ups with clarity and control.

Macro Shooting Capability
Ideal for isolating subjects and highlighting texture—useful for product shots, natural details, or creative inserts.

Focus Peaking Support
When enabled via firmware, focus peaking helps you confirm sharpness visually, making precise manual composition easier when working close to the subject.

Secure Screw-On Mount
Attaches directly to the camera after removing the standard lens guard, ensuring a stable fit during use.

Why choose this lens

This lens expands what the Ace Pro 2 can capture by opening up close-up and macro-style shooting. It’s particularly useful when detail matters—whether you're filming products, textures, or small subjects. Because it works in-camera rather than through cropping, you retain more image quality and control over composition.

Ideal uses

• Product and detail shots
• Nature and macro filming
• Food and tabletop content
• Creative inserts and cutaways
• Texture-focused storytelling