Does it work with wide angle lense
2054692
My son and I purchased the filter for use on a wide angle lens. We had no real problems with the filter such as tinting the corners or limiting the amount of lens view. My son and I were using the Tamron 10-24 wide angle. He was using a Sony and I was using a D60 Canon. We to were expecting the corners to be shaded and limiting us on the range, but did not. Now of course this will depend on how critical you are, lighting (natural or artificial) Range of the lens being used, etc. etc. It also depends if you do a lot of cropping. This was the first time we tried this brand and type of filter and in this case we thought we got the better end of the "You get what you paid for!" We shot mostly in bright sun and tried some night shots and were happy with the results. We were in Italy so there were a lot of ocean shots as well. We bought the 77mm and some adapter rings for the smaller lens to use this same filter. Some suggestions we read were to carry adapters for it cheaper then a pocket full of filters and to try using a filter slightly larger the the lens. I hope this helps, but might not be the answer your looking for.
2054693
I have a Sigma 17mm to 50mm on my Canon T3i, and it works well. I don't see any patterning at all, but I never go more the f/4 on the wide end. So far I still love it. I always go larger on the filters so I don't have an issue with them getting in the shot. The Sigma has a 62mm filter thread if I remember right.
2054694
I have a 24-70 L series on my full frame Canon and it works without getting into the shot up to about 28mm and that is without taking off the other filter, which is also a slim-line. Without the second filter, it would probably work all the way to 24. However, if you're using a cropped frame sensor, you shouldn't have any issues. It is about as low profile as it can get and the only other thing I would mention is because it a rotating type of filter, you will get hot spots as you increase the ND effect up near its maximum.
2054695
Works fine, but Neewer ND filters are horrible compared to Lightshop's ND filter I own both. I started with the Neewer only to experience horrible result when you close it all the way down which I need to for some water shots.
1604633
I dont believe so... it mostly only works with constant aperture lenses...nikon has a list online that tells you all the lenses it works with...
38351
If the diameter (55mm) is the same as indicated on your wide angel lens, the it will. If you look and your lens indicate 67mm (more common) double check the description and match the size.
369609
It should work with no problem. The mounting bracket is quite adjustable, you just need to set the lens holder to center on the camera lens. I use a fish-eye lens mounted in the lens holder which creates a round final image, but that is the effect I am after. I do not have any other lens to mount so I can't say if there would be a final round image.
632867
Yes, it works with all EF type lenses. I have a variety of EF lenses and have had no problem with any I have attached. Hope this helps
1700233
yes, but ... you need an 72mm wide angle, otherwise you get a black circle, since the lens is smaller than the one you need.
2226581
You can use your lens aperture, but remember that you will not get the same wide angle view with this adapter.
1408609
yes, I tested and it was very sharp on 7R, AF worked really well also, this lens the only solution to WIDE ANGLE for Sony 7/7R
1049777
I have no experience with that lense, it's 58mm threaded. It may work but you will likely get major vigneting.
1160580
If you're a new photographer it will do a good job for you. The price can't be beat. It will work with that camera! You will have both wide angle and telephoto!
2020643
It does....sort of. With the Nikor lense it shoots a very wide angle. Unless you zoom it a bit, you wind up getting the inside of the lense body in the pic. Also you cannot zoom all the way out as the lense will hit the back of the filter
605826
Yes, it will work. The fit of the mount ring on the lens seemed to be a little tight but it does work just fine. The lens screws are very very tiny so I would be sure to do the job inside a cake pan or something because if you drop a screw, you will never find it. Take your time and you will be OK.
1540446
Yes it will work with your camera. It is manual focus - but with such a wide angle it isn't tough to focus. Use the focus scale on the lens to get close. I also believe you need to use it in manual mode - ie you set the aperture on the lens and set the shutter speed on the camera. (old school.) But it is pretty easy - just take a test shot to check the exposure before taking the shot you want. Being an extreme wide-angle lens the uses are limited, but for the money it is pretty nice and a has a huge field of view.
94253
I only know that it works with EF-S and EF lenses. I don't know if the others work with it too or not.Sorry.
1375379
I have not tried it. The lens threads are still exposed, so it should work.
417374
At Best Buy, or any other Retailer that sells Camera lenses/equipment you should be able to find an adapter to allow the Wide Angle lens to fit. The only reason I mentioned Best Buy is because I found the same adapter there, but I believe you can find it on Amazon also. Hope it helps.
1540247
Yes. I have that lens and it works great. It actually a little easier to use the macro kit with this lens for focusing since the lens is a zoom.