I lost the 77mm adapter ring, anyone know where I can get a spare ring for this macro light?
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I would see if I can contact Meike for a replacement. If that isn't an option, just use the 72mm ring with a 77-72mm step down ring. (~$5).
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I have been trying to find the 90 lumen model everywhere (the one without the silver ring) and have ordered one from Amazon and one from ebay. Both came with the silver ring and both were 125 lumens. I want the regular one, as pictured, for a more tactical look. That silver ring is gaudy. I can't find it anywhere. Best bet is to buy on bunbroker.com with actual pics of the individual unit being sold.
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Sorry, I don't have one. Also am somewhat annoyed by not having one that fits a 77mm lens, but just stuffing some folded paper between the light and the lens does the trick.If you are not a purist and am open to improvisation, try sticking the light to a piece of cardboard cut to fit snuggly around the lens-- that might even get the bug, or whatever it is you are shooting to smile.
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N. Ibrahim, did you find your replacement parts? I broke on of my "white toggle pieces" and couldn't find it at Lutron.com
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It should have a screw which holds in place the adapter ring for your strobe.
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http://www.streamlight.com/en-us/product/product.html?pid=222Says it under accessories hope this helped
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It appears Lenser does not sell replacement parts. They hold onto a 5 year warranty... so if you got it within that time they may fix it for you for free... Give them a call. I looked all over the place for you and could not come up with any parts anywhere... not even broken lights to harvest parts.. sorry.
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The Ring Light comes with seven insert adapters in 52mm, 55mm, 58mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm and 77mm. These are designed to thread into the various size lens and then into the base of the ring light. Just choose the adapter that fits the lens and then fit it into the light. It's really very simple and easy to use.
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No you can not. I ordered an additional adapter from amazon to attach the ring light.
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I have one. Let me know where and I'll mail it to you. It was left over from one of my previous lamps that I threw out before I found out that I could buy a new switch. I have the two little metal clips that hold it on each end if you need those. Send info to jmelham@juno.com
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The adapter fits around the outer casing of the light. All you have to do is make sure the dimensions of the adapter are appropriate for your light. They are circular and come in 2 different sizes: 4" and 6" spring rings. I hope this answers your question.
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It's tiny, you can bring the ring to a hardware store and try to find a replacement, or contact the vendor and have him send you one.
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i bought mine with the Alien Bee strobe ring fitting. i hope that helps. thanks!
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I used this on a 100mm macro with one of the larger adapters and experienced no difficulties of any type. From looking at the 77mm filter ring adapter that came with my set I believe you will see no light leakage, halos or vignetting with your lens. This thing works great. I don't use this light as a flash but as a continuous light source. Battery life is very good- I use Eneloop rechargeables but ordinary alkaline AAs work well also. Highly recommended but useful only for macro- flat lighting removes shadows which only looks good on certain macro shots- bad results will occur if used for portraits or other shots where shadows add depth or interest. I used this on a 100mm macro with one of the larger adapters and experienced no difficulties of any type. From looking at the 77mm filter ring adapter that came with my set I believe you will see no light leakage, halos or vignetting with your lens. This thing works great. I don't use this light as a flash but as a continuous light source. Battery life is very good- I use Eneloop rechargeables but ordinary alkaline AAs work well also. Highly recommended but useful only for macro- flat lighting removes shadows which only looks good on certain macro shots- bad results will occur if used for... » Read More I used this on a 100mm macro with one of the larger adapters and experienced no difficulties of any type. From looking at the 77mm filter ring adapter that came with my set I believe you will see no light leakage, halos or vignetting with your lens. This thing works great. I don't use this light as a flash but as a continuous light source. Battery life is very good- I use Eneloop rechargeables but ordinary alkaline AAs work well also. Highly recommended but useful only for macro- flat lighting removes shadows which only looks good on certain macro shots- bad results will occur if used for portraits or other shots where shadows add depth or interest. « Show Less
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The rings are for different size lenses. Pick the one that fits the size of the lens. It screws on the end where the filter goes. There should be tiny threaded section for it to screw on to. Be careful not to get it cross threaded. Then the light ring slips on to the adaptor.
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Try calling the Sony Support/Parts store at 1-877-865-SONY. If they don't have it in stock they should be able to tell you when they will. Please post the cost here if they do have it in stock - I have a couple of these and may buy a spare adaptor if the price is right.
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I used the cokin filter system on my manual camera years ago and yo can still buy replacement rings for that system, just don't know if they'd work with the macro ring, amazon sells them, type in cokin replacement rings. Good luck.