I can't seem to get these to fit on my Nikon D5000. They fit on the camera lense, but then how do you mount them on your camera. Mount is stuck now.
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They fit on my D5100; although some of the parts do not auto focus. Thanks.
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They should work on any Nikon body. I've put them on an old Nikon manual SLR, D40, D70, D90, and a D5100. The connection to the camera body is not as smooth when you attach a Nikor lens, but it does fit. Just play with it, and turn with constant gentle pressure. It may feel stuck but it will come off both the lens and body no problem. Hope you get It to work. These extention tubes are great!!
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Even pros can miss the simplest of things ( I.e. The lens cap is on!) But did you remember to depress the rounded metal tab of the macro tube that releases it from the body cleats? (or rails ? ). That's the only thing I can think of. I purchased the set for Canon so I can't be any more specific or lend any other option. Sorry.
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There is no DX mount for Nikon. It's all F-mount and has been that way for almost 30 years. You emanated DX lens type. That has nothing to do with the lens mount.
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Hi Amani~ I have an SX30, & they do go on the lens reluctantly for me, but my camera fell onto blacktop once & may have messed the threads up. I do like the uv filter in the kit.
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I stupidly bought this teleconverter and it fits my Nikon D800 but will not attachj to my Sigma 170-500mm lens. It seems the lens elements on both ends protrude and will not allow a connection. It probably only attaches to lenses with an internal motor.
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As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may not bother you. If it helps any, I have 2 of these in different sizes. As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may... » Read More As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may not bother you. If it helps any, I have 2 of these in different sizes. « Show Less
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Oh, sorry, I'm not familiar with that model. I have a Nikon D80 and they work with that. You do have to be careful about the size/weight of the lens, though.
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I would imagine so. I never used this mount - the local camera shop was charging ten dollars more than the price of a new lens to install the mount, so never used it. I do think these Nikon mounts are very standard and fit both types of lens, but can't verify that.
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they're not lenses. if your lens is 52mm these will fit. if you have a 52mm ring on your lens, that is.
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These just screw on the end of lenses. It should fit if you have a lens that you can add a filter to. These are awesome by the way... I love using them ! Doesn't change exposure at all. The only thing I've run into is on my 14-42 zoom at the low end it makes like a fisheye effect like you are looking out a porthole. I've used it as a special effect though.
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My experience was that non of the adapter lenses I tried (and returned) adapted to my Nikon. They fit, but did not have the engagement parts to allow the camera to work.
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I own only the D5000 so I can not test directly,,, but I believe this lens will fit do to a most important adapter that comes with this lens in the box... The primary lens [500mm] is a screw type and with the adapter added,,, it than mates with my D5000 with the twist and lock bayonet mount style that Nikon routinely uses... This adapter makes this lens work on my D5000 and other models via electronic "manual mode" only... Again,,, I believe the interface used on Nikon cameras are all the same, but I have not physically tried them all, only the D5000... So just remember there is a physical mount question,,, and there is also a special electronic features questions that also needs to be examined too...... I own only the D5000 so I can not test directly,,, but I believe this lens will fit do to a most important adapter that comes with this lens in the box... The primary lens [500mm] is a screw type and with the adapter added,,, it than mates with my D5000 with the twist and lock bayonet mount style that Nikon routinely uses... This adapter makes this lens work on my D5000 and other models via electronic "manual mode" only... Again,,, I believe the interface used on Nikon cameras are all the same, but I have not physically tried them all, only the D5000... So just remember there is a... » Read More I own only the D5000 so I can not test directly,,, but I believe this lens will fit do to a most important adapter that comes with this lens in the box... The primary lens [500mm] is a screw type and with the adapter added,,, it than mates with my D5000 with the twist and lock bayonet mount style that Nikon routinely uses... This adapter makes this lens work on my D5000 and other models via electronic "manual mode" only... Again,,, I believe the interface used on Nikon cameras are all the same, but I have not physically tried them all, only the D5000... So just remember there is a physical mount question,,, and there is also a special electronic features questions that also needs to be examined too...... « Show Less
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These will fit on any Sony brand E-mount lens (or any other lens with 49mm filter threads). If you've got a Sigma lens, those are 46mm (I believe). It just screws into the threads on the front of the lens, should be really easy. Don't over tighten it, both the lens threads and the filter are made of plastic.
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I believe it should it basically screws onto the front of the lens similar to how a lens cover would. I have a D5000 with a stock 18-55 mm lense and it does work. There is a little bit of vignetting around some of the images but not bad. It is a decent attachment to try out a wide angle effect but it is not itself a lens
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Contact the maker "J. B. Camera designs" he has some 'beta' screws that will solve your problem. I contacted him, he asked for my mailing address and sent me two replacement screws. Works great on a tripod now. Hamish
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I found trying to install these on my SX30 that the Threads are not an exact match. apparently Canon has their own thread pattern. I was however able to install them very carefully but only tighten them until they are just snug so as not to damage the threads on the camera or the lenses. You may be able to pick up an adapter at a local photography store to avoid this predicament. It will extend the view of the lenses and when zoomed all the way out, the corners of your photos will be "cropped in black as if looking through a tube.
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These will fit on any Sony brand E-mount lens (or any other lens with 49mm filter threads). If you've got a Sigma lens, those are 46mm (I believe).It just screws into the threads on the front of the lens, should be really easy. Don't over tighten it, both the lens threads and the filter are made of plastic.
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I'm not really sure if it will fit directly, I used a spacer and adapter ring to make it fit my Nikon. You can buy adapters for multiple sizes. Hope that helps. Cheers