I have a Canon Zoom Telephoto EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Autofocus Lens, will this lens collar fit it properly? Thanks.
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sorry for the slow response.. I have it mounted on a 70-300 f4 - 5.6 "L" lens which is much different size wise then the one you are mentioning above. Best check with the folks that sell it to be certain or perhaps they have another that is made for the lens in question. As for the tripod ring itself, works very well for a fraction of the cost.
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The collar fits on my Canon 70-300mm. However, I don't think it will fit the 75-300mm. Good luck
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This collar is for the 70 300 L lens, I think it won't work with your lens.
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Not sure if the collar would fit. But even if it does, I can't imagine it would be remotely necessary given the comparatively light weight of a 75-300mm lens.
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My Canon-mount version also came with a hood, and the lens-cap (72mm) was for that. With the hood removed, I tried filter adapter rings on the lens, and found that 55mm seemed to be what fit -- so a lens cap for the lens itself should be 55mm.
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Yes Thomas. The collar has a white line for lens alignment. I purchased it for my Sigma DG 150-500 1:5-6.3 APO HSM. It's durable and fit perfectly.
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yes it should fit. if its made for canon it will. ususally if it has the red dot or the white square on the lens and the camera it will fit, take off the lens on your camera and look at the top of the hole and you'll see that the camera has two markings, ''A red dot and a white square" this is telling you this will fit those two types of lenses EF And I think the other is SF not sure but simply said the red dot means the older lenses and the square is the new ones, I hope this helped when you get the lense just align the apropiate marking red with red and white with white.
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It fits all EF lenses, but it doesn't work for me. If it does work for anyone, could you please share with others how you accomplished that??
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I have a tamron 70-200mm 2.8 di vc and it fits that lens fine. The Canon 70-300 L looks a little on the fat side. Length wise should be no problem. You might want to check out the dimensions of both.
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Sorry, I really don't know what it would fit on besides the lens I bought it for. The collar goes around the lens, but apparently may interfere with certain camera bodies if you expect to be able to rotate it to any angle.
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It will fit the lens itself, not the filter, so you would first put the lens hood on then the filter on the lens hood. Hoped this helped you!
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It fits, but it depends on the lens you hook to it. If you have a manual lens it is fine, but autofocus lenses will have their apertures as small as they can go, and autofocus will not work. You can put a little piece of paper on the lever that controls aperture on the lens to hold it open when connected.
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Like Alfus, it is installed on my Canon EF-S 55-250. From what I have read and researched, hoods, even the generics, are generally made for a specific make/model lens. This one I thinks fits both the 55-250, and the Canon 75-300. You can usually check out a lens makers web page, or the lens instruction manual, and they will specify which of their lens hoods will fit, if it is not supplied with the lens when purchased.
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I cannot know for sure if it will properly fit the Canon t3i with the telephoto lens. It fits my Sony but just barely.
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It's a nice product, well made. But I discovered that it fits on the EF 100mm f/2.8 L macro lens, not the EF 100mm f/2.8 macro lens. That letter "L" is very important in this case. I've got the Rebel T3i and the collar would have worked beautifully, if it fit the lens. I can't imagine the XS body is so very different that this collar wouldn't work. Even if it doesn't fit, Amazon has a great return policy which I used to return the collar because it didn't fit my EF 100mm f/2.8 macro lens.
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Send it back because it should.fit I use mine a lot Make sure it's not 2 lens stuck together that also happens
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Yes it fits nicely. However...I bought an auto lens cap for it and now the case is too small for the lens. But it will fit as is.
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We have an EF-S 55-250mm telephoto zoom lens and this cover works just fine. Admittedly, I don't try to fully extended the lens when I cap it, as that wouldn't work. All-in-all we're well pleased with this cap.
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The EW83E lens hood fits the Canon 17-40 L lens specifically. It has a 77mm thread and this particular hood flares out quite a bit to avoid vignetting on the rather wide 17mm end. It will of course fit any lens with a 77mm opening but it most useful for this wide angle zoom lens. A rule I have learned to follow is to buy ONLY CANON hoods with Canon lenses. They won't let you down especially if you screw them on and off frequently. Third party lens hoods just don't always have the right threads and will get stuck or stripped on the lens. So to answer your question; however, it depends upon what lens you are using the hood for. A telephoto lens of 100mm plus, for example, would be better served by a longer hood. So I guess compatibility here is relative. Any 77mm lens hood will fit a 77mm lens opening but they are usually designed to work with a specific lens or mm range. I hope this helps.
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I have a Canon 55mm-250mm lens with a 58mm tulip lens hood attached and it fits in the case with no problem. The Canon 75mm-300mm zoom lens is about a half of an inch longer than the 55mm-250mm lens. My tulip lens hood adds about 1.75" to my the lens. So therefore, I think you would have no proplem fitting the camera body with the 75mm-300mm lens attached inside the case. If you you run into a problen with it not fitting with a lens hood, don't attach the lens hood or reverse it while stored, if its a Canon lens hood.