I checked canon website and 10-22mm has a diameter of 77mm, 16-35 has a diameter of 82mm. Why would it fit both lenses if they have different diameter
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It will fit the older version of 16-35 which was 77mm. Canon updated to the 16-35 f2.8 L ll which does have 82mm threads. So it depends on which version of the 16-35 one would have as to whether it would fit.
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Dear Vivien, The best way to get "correct" answers about Canon filters is to call the tech support at: 1(877)287-7032. They are very knowledgable and eager to help. You can call them from 10:00AM to 10:00PM Eastern time. Best of luck.John
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It appears that you did not get your answer yet so... the EW-83E fits the 10-22 while the EW-88 is for the 16-35. I do not know why some sites list the EW-83E as fitting both lenses. It appears to be an error on their part. I have the 10-22 and the EW-83E is what fits. Hope this helps!
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No it only fits a 52MM lens. Remember these attach to the threads of at the end of the lens. A 10mm difference is oversized for your application. Some of these are listed by manufacturer also. So try looking up the correct lens that way.
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I have a 60d and I've used this case with my 10-22 lens and my 28-135 lens and both are fine. The 28-135 is about 4 inches and your lens is about another inch longer.
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I have two lenses that this cap fits. 18 to 55 and 55 to 250. Each of these lenses has a diameter of 58mm. The 58mm is printed on the lens where the lens cap fits on. There is a theta symbol in front of the 58mm. My other lens is a 50 millimeter fixed lens that has the theta symbol followed by 52mm. Of course the cap is too big for this lens. To assure yourself that this number is the controlling one, measure with a ruler which should measure the diameter where the cap fits on as 58mm, or very close to 2 1/4 inches.
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The Canon 70-300mm L Series Lens is 67mm in diameter as stated and thus requires a filter that is also 67mm in diameter. A 55mm lens filter will only fit lenses that are 55mm in diameter.
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If you are referring to the F2.8 versions of both lenses they are about the same size and weight and such the lower the f stop number it shows the larger the lense typically. (So wider it can open the larger the lense ). Small lenses will be ones that can't open less then 4.0 f stop any mid to high grade lense will be larger than the base lenses in size and weight that being said the lense I bought is notHeavy and is not bad the larger 70-300 f2.8 is very large and heavy enough I mount the tripod to the lense not the camer as to Much strain to the mounts between the camera and lense would cause damage over time. If you are referring to the F2.8 versions of both lenses they are about the same size and weight and such the lower the f stop number it shows the larger the lense typically. (So wider it can open the larger the lense ). Small lenses will be ones that can't open less then 4.0 f stop any mid to high grade lense will be larger than the base lenses in size and weight that being said the lense I bought is notHeavy and is not bad the larger 70-300 f2.8 is very large and heavy enough I mount the tripod to the lense not the camer as to Much strain to the mounts between the camera and lense... » Read More If you are referring to the F2.8 versions of both lenses they are about the same size and weight and such the lower the f stop number it shows the larger the lense typically. (So wider it can open the larger the lense ). Small lenses will be ones that can't open less then 4.0 f stop any mid to high grade lense will be larger than the base lenses in size and weight that being said the lense I bought is notHeavy and is not bad the larger 70-300 f2.8 is very large and heavy enough I mount the tripod to the lense not the camer as to Much strain to the mounts between the camera and lense would cause damage over time. « Show Less
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It might give you problems as I think you may see it in your viewfinder and in your images at those focal lengths. Perhaps not at 22mms but definitely at 10mm.
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52mm is for a lens that accepts 52 mm filter and 72 is for a lens that accepts 72 mm filter. check your lens to see the size you need.
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Doesn't matter what camera you have, what matters is the diameter of the threads on the front of whatever lens you have. I believe the 'kit lens' shipped with the Canon accepts 58mm filters. The ring comes with adapters for a number of different diameters, 58mm being one of them. So yes.
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It depends on your thread size. Besides the lense size 18-55 mm, there is another number on the lenses that appears something like; 052 , 055, 058,062, 072. It starts with a zero with a line through it. This is your thread size. I hope this helped.
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Canon ad Nikon make a consumer grade of lens and separate from that they make a professional grade of lens. I think all of Canon's professional grade lenses have a "L" in their name. I think the 10-22 mm is a consumer grade lens. My 16-35 is a stunningly good lens. It depends what camera you are putting any of these lenses on. My 5D Mark II is a full frame sensor. Other cameras are 3/4 frame sensor. On my camera the 16-35mm is actual. On a 3/4 frame sensor the mm would be different. Canon has great email support for questions and they are fairly quick at answering. It is in their best interest to do so. Good Luck, I hope this is of some use. Bruce Canon ad Nikon make a consumer grade of lens and separate from that they make a professional grade of lens. I think all of Canon's professional grade lenses have a "L" in their name. I think the 10-22 mm is a consumer grade lens. My 16-35 is a stunningly good lens. It depends what camera you are putting any of these lenses on. My 5D Mark II is a full frame sensor. Other cameras are 3/4 frame sensor. On my camera the 16-35mm is actual. On a 3/4 frame sensor the mm would be different. Canon has great email support for questions and they are fairly quick at answering. It is in their... » Read More Canon ad Nikon make a consumer grade of lens and separate from that they make a professional grade of lens. I think all of Canon's professional grade lenses have a "L" in their name. I think the 10-22 mm is a consumer grade lens. My 16-35 is a stunningly good lens. It depends what camera you are putting any of these lenses on. My 5D Mark II is a full frame sensor. Other cameras are 3/4 frame sensor. On my camera the 16-35mm is actual. On a 3/4 frame sensor the mm would be different. Canon has great email support for questions and they are fairly quick at answering. It is in their best interest to do so. Good Luck, I hope this is of some use. Bruce « Show Less
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You have to check if the diameter you choose corresponds to the diameter of the lens you have .If you look to the description included in fuji documentation as http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/pdf/lenses_accessories_catalogue_01.pdf you will find it!
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Not sure but mine fits me 18-135mm lens. Most of them have a red or white dotwhich aligns with a similar dot on the camera face. Though I am not familiar with a 16-35mm lens.
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Hi Lori! You have to use both lenses together, else they won't fit onto your 58mm lens.
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both, which one you need actually depends on which converter you have.. the canon one is 58 mm. there is also a converter from lensemate, which comes in 52 mm, or 58 mm. so if you already have 58 mm filters and stuff, stick with the 58 mm converter. I got the canon converter, I just like the little flair to the converter, and 58 mm filters are pretty easy to find. you wont be able to put a filter on a "naked" camera, there is a little ring that you need to pop off the lense and screw on the converter.
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If it says 52mm then it is a 52 not a 58. They sent the wrong ring or it was mispackaged. Each lens size requires a different reverse ring adapter.
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The camera type or model you have doesn't matter. Every lens has a specific thread size. I bought a 52mm that matches my lenses. You need to check your thread size on your lens and confirm you ordered the correct size. You may need a step up or step down ring if you want to keep this item as is since your lense isn't likely a 52mm thread size.