The only reviewer stated that these macro lens do not work with the 20-50mm lens. Can you confirm they are 40.5mm threads?
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I just received these for my birthday from my sister and the macro lens does not fit my 20-50mm lens for my NX1000 and I did not receive an adapter with this package. What do I need to do to get either the right size macro lenses or an adapter so they work?
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Macro lenses are by design usually better than most prime lenses. In this case my Nikon 40mm will out preform most of my very expensive primes. And yes they carry this performance to any distance.And contrary to the other commentary it will focus accurately at any distance including infinity.I know because I use it thus many times a week.
209813
i took the macro lens off and the 58mm want fit, it seems the threads are different
323444
I'm not sure. I would think both of those lenses you mention have the same outer diameter and threading as all the ones listed on the product's description.
2125103
Check the filter size. It is specified by "" (the Cyrillic character phi). Each lens should have a number in millimeters following this symbol. That number is the filter size the lens will accept. I'm pretty sure that lens takes 52mm filters, so no the filter in question will be to large. Double check on the lens itself, it will be marked. On a unrelated note I buy all my filters " 77mm" then I use step up rings for every lens. For example my 35mm 1.8 dx which accepts " 52mm" has a 52mm-77mm step up ring. My 105 2.8 VR macro which is " 62mm" has a 62mm- 77mm step up ring. That was my 77mm fits both lenses eliminating the need to buy multiple copies of the same filter at a different thread size. Goja makes great step up rings for about 4$. I have one on every lens I own that isn't already " 77mm", but that's my personal preference. Hope this helps, Cheers
160523
I wasn't aware Sigma made this same lens in a "macro" version? Becarefull believing the discriptions as some "used" products are misrepresented. Any how, macro will allow for a shorter minimum focus distance. Good luck
744529
What is the lens thread size? Everything in this kit fits into 52mm lens thread.
1785913
What is important, is the diameter of the thread at the end of the lens. In this case it is a 58mm diameter thread. So find out the exact diameter and then you can buy accordingly, means, you can buy 49mm,52mm,58mm and so on. In general this product will do if you find the right diameter. I hope that helps.
1883182
24cm; I 'd not use it for macros if you want 1:1 reproduction; the kit lens combined with macro adapter may be the better route; or a real macro like the 60mm
436676
Your 50mm is not a macro lens. It is a lens with a wide aperture and shallow depth of field shot at 1.4. The extension tube allows close focusing. I actually shoot at a higher aperture to keep the image sharp. I actually love this tube. For the low cost it is a great addition to my camera bag. Hope this helps.
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I have this lenses and it worked very good on my K500 PENTAX. Which is almost the same as the K50. This I hope is some help.
1625662
The Macro Reverse isn't actually a lens - it's simply an adapter that allows your 50mm lens to be used in reverse for a macro effect. I would say it is equivalent to a 90 - 100 mm 1:1 macro. Here's a good article that may help: http://tinyurl.com/rev-macro
1762914
You need to check on your lens where the filter will screw on and see what mm thread you have and then order that size they make the same filter in all different thread sizes and they are great filters
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If you have this 50mm focal length f/1.8g lens: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Y1AYAC/ then the correct filter thread is 58mm.
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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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there needs to be threads where your lens is. If there is they should be marked as to what size they are. If they are 43 or 52mm it will thread on.
185916
As long as the filter thread on those lenses is 52mm, yes you can. You just need to check what the thread size is for the lens.