will this work on a 55-200mm kit lens?
133497
It depends on the diameter of the lens where the threads are for attaching filters. I'd guess that a zoom of that size has a larger diameter than the 58mm filter. You could measure the diameter, but the most foolproof way is to take it to a store and find a filter that fits.
133498
If it's a cheap kit lens, it might take a 58mm filter (my Canon 55-250mm kit lens does), but the only way to tell is to look up the filter size of the specific lens. It should have the filter size indicated on the lens, but if not, look up the lens model.
133499
If you look at the front of any interchangeable lens you will see a circle with a slash through it, followed by a number. That number is the size (in mm) of the filter that that lens uses.
133500
The box where your lens came in will tell you what kind of lens will fit, usually on the outside of the box
1596031
As.long as the filter size.is 58mm it will work the brand of the lens does not matter. I got the 55mmcaliber set to use on several of my Sony lenses the 75-300mm 18-70mm to name a couple.
1453764
I doubt this kit would work well with that lens. I don't think that range/size is listed as being compatible. You might be able to make your own bokeh filters to work with your lens. That's all I can think of at the moment.
2180322
yes if you are using the kit lens or any fmount lens. 18-55mm. you need to get the ring adapter that's 52mm to fmount. you're using the lens backwards.
359580
It should it. I don't have 18-140mm lens but it's very tight fit on my 18-200mm.
2017013
It works fine with VR 55-200 and should work with any Nikon lens. I guess it should work better for 70-300 as compared to 55-200. I could not get good results with 18-55 lens though.
785356
Don't know. I don't have that lens. I am using it with a Tamron 70-200 2.8 (similar to the same Canon L lens in size) and no problem.
307814
I'm not sure I understand your question. It will work with what you have. It will cover up to a 70-200mm lens. It works great. Highly recommended.
1539288
It works with my Canon EF-S 18-55mm kit lens, and my EF 70-200mm f/4 IS USM. The auto-focus is a little slow, and can hunt on low contrast scenes, but it does work.
1931499
I don't have that particular lens but as long as one of the adaptor rings that come with the kit will screw onto the filter end of the lens, it should work.
2007659
Probably not. The extensions are designed for macro photography. It seems like the 55mm would allow you to be close enough. I just tried using the mounting rings with my 55-250 lens. Not being sure what you are trying to do, I would suggest trying it. You may want to use the extension rings anyway. But you may want to consider a smaller lens with the IS and autofocus capabilities.
2098495
I don't know specifically. Simply the kit screws on the lens if they are 58mm in diameter. You'd check the lens diameter and if it allows accessories (like filters) to be screwed on it.
173001
Only if your lens has a 58mm diameter. Check the back of your lens cap, it should show a number...55,52, 58, etc, that's the diameter filter you need.
1841951
You need to match the filter size to each individual lens. You need a 52mm filter for the 1.8, and a 72mm for the 18-200.
285805
Looks like that one is for Nikon mounts, so I would say no. Try this one instead: Sigma 55-200mm f/4-5.6 DC Telephoto Zoom Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras
2167455
I bought it to fit the 18-135mm IS lens that uses a 67mm filter. I don't know what size the 18-200 IS ends up being on the business end of the lens.
160850
I am not sure, just know it works on my 18-55 mm lens for my Rebel t2i. It just screws on the end of the lens. I really like it.