What size adapter is needed to attache JUST the fisheye lens? You say it will only fit a 58mm lens, but that's only if the macro lens is on.
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I have a Cannon T2i. I ordered a lens that was a wide lens for at Cannon. The lens you sent, is not for a Cannon. To top this off, it was a Christmas Present, and was not opened until Christmas. My embaressment. Because your advertizement said it was for a Cannon T2i, wide lens. I need my refund please.
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i took the macro lens off and the 58mm want fit, it seems the threads are different
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I have never tried to mount my fish eye direct to my lens. The 2 pieces together give you the fisheye effect. The macro can be used alone....
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The two pieces are threaded together but the macro portion is threaded 58mm to fit your lens. Someone may make a reducer ring to make up for the difference. I cannot tell you what the thread size is on the fish eye portion, as I have not used without the macro portion attached.
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It doesn't matter what mm size lens you have. What you have to look for is the number on the bottom of your lens that is on the right of the symbol that looks like (a circle with a diagonal line drawn through it.) That # tells you the size of the end of your lens which is what the macro lens filters will screw on to. Hope that helps!
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If you are referring to a traditional macro lense/ ring, the answer is, not without an adapter. The filter holder is threaded on the outside of the ring, unlike traditional holders that are threaded on the inside. However, the FotodioX 53mm WonderPana Go +10 Macro Filter will work just fine.
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Mine was ordered specifically for a 58mm lens and fits great as well as works great. The quality is good when used with another macro lens such as the kit 18-55mm however it will be unable to produce images with a 75-300 mm lens these are the only two I have so it may work with others. As far as MM you need to look at what the manufacturer states it is compatible with. Like I said I bought mine for a 58mm. I hope this answers you question, good luck.
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No, the adapter is wider. You will have to buy a larger (58 mm, I believe) lens cap.
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I believe it only fits 52 mm. However I did not think this is a "true" macro lens and will probably be returning it. Do more research before u buy!
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its actually 2 lenses in 1. unscrew the macro lens from the fisheye wide angle lens and you're all set
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I'm not totally familiar with your particular camera (although it looks to be a beauty), but I did a bit of research and it appears you will need an "adapter" to fit the filter to the lens. There are two (2) sized adapters, 58mm and 67mm. The consensus seems to be the 58mm is the better choice. B/H photo stocks the adapter and I'm sure Amazon can also provide it. This filter is a "thin line" filter that given proper care will be with you for many years. I hope this answers your question.
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How does the macro fit on the camera? The fisheye part threads on but doesn't take focused pictures, the macro and fisheye doesn't seem to have any way to fit on? This came with NO instruction manual so I'm at a bit of a loss.
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P. Hudson,I made it look confusing. I think the lense thread is 60mm. The adapter would be 60mm to 67mm to accept the 67mm filters. That's the best guess I can come up with.
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Nathan, I had to buy a ring adapter, it screws onto the end of your lens (58mm) then i bought the adapter ring that went from a 58mm down to a 52mm. Hope this helps.. the adapter ring is only a couple bucks plus shipping, if you go on ebay and watch u can pick then up for about $3-$4 and free shipping
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depends on the size of your lens, make sure it is a 58mm or else you will need to purchase an adapter.
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I am not sure. I ordered a 52mm macro close up kit, not a 58mm. However, you need to know the size of your filter thread to get the right fit. If your camera lens is a 58mm then the kit should work. Your camera's manual should tell you what your filter thread is. Sorry could not be more helpful.
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You attach the lens to the canon lens already attached to your camera. I put the 18-55 lens on and screwed the fish eye lens onto that. It took me a while to figure it out! It's cool too.
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It attaches to your existing lens. Check to be sure that your lens has 58 mm threads.
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You have to have the macro filter connected to the wide angle for it to work. So it will still be able to attach to your lens with a 58mm diameter. That said, the front of the wide angle glass is a 62mm filter diameter. (Just measured it)