The lense Will not fit. I made sure that I have the correct model, Canon, T3i, with the M58 on my lens caps. do I need an attachment piece?? :) Help!!
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jajja no don't worry it happen to me also. ok onces you take it out need to watch the other len that have a lid need to turn that lid left or right carefully which that is the attach of the wide angle. you put there and it will fit on Canon t3I if you still have any questions free to askps. I didn't know about it I was panicked.I did was watch the box also the instructions
854031
it fits, you just put it on the lens carfully and screw it to the right or left , it happend to me for the first time i use it
854032
My canon T3i, with my 18/55 lens works perfectly with this attachment. The attachment can be used as either the Macro, or the Fisheye portion. Either way, to use it, screw off the protective back cover of the lens, and take off the cover of whatever lens you have on the camera. The attachment should screw perfectly on to the lens portion of your camera. If the pitch in the screw-on is damaged, or not the correct type, then it wont fit, and should be sent back to Amazon. These attachments fit on the existing LENSES...not the body of the camera (bayonet lock mechanism) itself. It will fit (screw on) whatever lens you have on the camera. I hope this helps! I'm enjoying mine, periodically, whenever I can get the time away from working:-)
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I think that that lens has a 58mm filter thread, check your technical specification. If that is the case than this cap will fit your lens. This cap would normally fit all other Canon 50mm f1.4 lenses that I have seen.
1077496
You attach the lens to the canon lens already attached to your camera. I put the 18-55 lens on and screwed the fish eye lens onto that. It took me a while to figure it out! It's cool too.
185888
Lens caps are designed to fit lenses, not cameras. You have to look at the lens and find the diameter of the lens. If it's 58mm then it will work.
1671063
It fits on the lens, not the camera, and only to 52 and 58mm threaded lenses. Check the front of your lens and if it is one of those two sizes it should work just fine.
1397102
No, this is the cap for the body when a lens in not attached. You need Canon Lens Cap for E-58 II
741158
Hello - I bought this adapter thinking it would fit those lenses - and it didn't. I have both the 50mm f/1.8 and the 28 mm f/2.8 - both didn't fit b/c there's a metal stub at the bottom that does not allow it to mount on the adapter. The only lens I had that fit was the 75-150mm lens.I wouldn't buy it.
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I can not really say if it would fit or not. I gave a Canon Rebelt3i. I would think that the lens you are going to attach it to, would have to be a 58mms.
1400821
You will need a new 58mm lens cap for when you have the adaptor installed. The original cap that came with the camera will be too small to fit the filter, or any other 58mm accessories you pick up later.
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This 58 Macro fits on to a 52MM lens. I just did it with my Canon Rebel 300D, an older first model of the Rebel series; which is what I am collecting at this time. Thank you for your kindness. DISCLAIMER: I am simply a person who has a passion for photography and I am not certified as a professional photographer or consultant, just a loyal customer and Seller Merchant "Best Camera and Electronic Packages" of AMAZON!
1505089
The Canon 52mm lens cap does not fit this filter by a long shot and neither does the 58mm or 62mm. Its between a 58mm and a 62mm, but no one seems to make a 60mm.
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I have the same question. I believe the guide talks using and adapter (FA-DC67A) for attaching a 67mm filter but this not necessary means that the filter fo this camera is a 67mm. Every where they do offer a 58mm lens for this camera. Isn't it true?
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you mean the 58mm DIAMETER of your 18-55mm lens? no it will not fit, beacuse this is a EF lens of 50mm wich the DIAMETER is 52mm. if you are looking for 58mm kits for ur lenses search on amazon those kits for 58mm wich is the DIAMETER of your lens. regards
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It depends on your lens, not your camera body, since it screws on to the front of the lens. I have a t3 with an 18-55mm EFS lens, and a 58mm filter fits the lens properly. Take off your lens cap and look at the front of the lens. It will probably say 58mm on it, in a spot all by itself. That's the diameter of the threads on the front of the lens, therefore the diameter of the filter you must buy to fit the lens.
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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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It is not a mateer of whether the filter lenses fit the camera. WQhat matters is whether the LENS in use will take the size of the filter mount. Many more popular Canon lenses (and other makes too) now are made to accept 58mm filters. If so, a 58mm set of filters will work. Other sizes are also available, and there are also up and down adapters, which will convert a 58mm lens front to, for example, a 62mm. I do this with a polarizing filter I bought years ago for a 62mm telephoto lens.I hope this will help the customer.
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Mine was ordered specifically for a 58mm lens and fits great as well as works great. The quality is good when used with another macro lens such as the kit 18-55mm however it will be unable to produce images with a 75-300 mm lens these are the only two I have so it may work with others. As far as MM you need to look at what the manufacturer states it is compatible with. Like I said I bought mine for a 58mm. I hope this answers you question, good luck.