is this good to the canon lens 18-55 stm or 75-300 ?
1019059
If the size will fit the diameter of the lens it should work fine. In order for it to work right it has to completely cover the lens opening.
1019060
Actually it's good for any type of cam or any lens size, you can check the back of your lens cap you will find a number that's the ring size you should mount it to your lens. for instance (18-55) is (58mm) so you will mount the 58mm ring. then attach the filter holder and it's ready ;) .for more help don't hesitate to email me: HassanFahmy@Hotmail.com
1019061
Look at the size of the ring adapters. Look at the filter size that your lens takes. Since this set comes so many adapters... yes it will work. But at the price for this set, you really do get what you pay for. I used this set only once.
1019062
Yes they work great on any lens you have the adaptor size for. The filters are there to enhance your photos of your image. I personally use the Graduated ND for sunrises or in the snow when you have a distinct separation of light and darks to help ontain corrct exposure. There are many uses for these filters. Have fun being creative.
1170785
I put it on a Canon EF 75-300mm lens and it works perfectly. Of course you are manually focusing but you can bring things very close and I get lots of comments on those pictures. Good luck!
1460539
If you use the 18-55 lens it fits well, when you store with a 75-300, barely fits. It's OK for your SD cards, extra battery and other small stuff.
876531
The 18-55 covers a widw ange to short telephoto range equal to a 27mm to an83mm lens on a film camera. with this lens you can shoot fairly wide shots and the zoom in to increase the size of yor subject . the 55mm end is good for portraits and the 18 is good for scenics. The 55-200 zooms out to capture firds in flight or othe distant subjects. Both are inexpensive and outstanding optically.
9167
I would think so. I also have a 55-300 lens and the length difference to a 18-105 is onlt 1.8 inches - not much
1760089
The 75-300mm lens and 18-55mm are both by Canon, the 58mm 2x is truDigital and the 58mm 0.45x is by Zeikos.
494445
Hi, for the SL1 I think you should get the EF-S 18-135 STM version. It's slightly sharper. Also, the 18-135 STM version is more versatile and has larger apertures on equivalent focal lengths versus the 18-135 non stm and 18-55.
38404
I believe that the 75-300mm lens is non-USM. I do not see the letters anywhere on the lens. The neat thing about the lens is that is can be either manual or auto focus. There is so much to this camera, probably too much for my poor brain, that I am taking a camera class to figure out exactly what this thing does. Good Luck.
681554
If I were you, I would sell the kit lens and the 28-135mm is usm, the latter of which I had and sold because I purchased the 17-85mm is usm and then the 15-85mm is usm. If you figure out the perfect size and type of camera bag, the 15-85mm & 70-300 together give you plenty of range. Plus carrying a lens like the 85mm f/1.8 for low light, if it will fit in the bag, makes for a very useful combination.
398589
The Canon 300 is the 300D.The 18-135mm lens has the ability to go wider than the 28-135mm, which, if you were in a tight space, won't allow you to get much in a photo. The 18-135mm also is a more modern lens is 4 stop IS. It also may have auto-panning IS like it's 15-85mm brother, but I am not sure.
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I am not sure, I am using mine with a Canon Rebel XTI and a Sigma DC 18-200 3.5-6.3 and also with a Tokina 100-400 mm. Some times at the longer focal lengths you have to use manual focus. I have had relatively decent performance particularly with the 18-200 lens. Since my 100-400 goes past your 75-300 youi may not have to revert to manual focus, as I am not sure at what point my auto focus won't work. I actually just bought a Sony HX 300 which zooms from 24 mm to 1200 mm, but I haven't had a chance to really check to see what kind of quality pictures I can get. I hope that this is helpful. I think that if you Google it you may be able to get some more definitive information. I am not sure, I am using mine with a Canon Rebel XTI and a Sigma DC 18-200 3.5-6.3 and also with a Tokina 100-400 mm. Some times at the longer focal lengths you have to use manual focus. I have had relatively decent performance particularly with the 18-200 lens. Since my 100-400 goes past your 75-300 youi may not have to revert to manual focus, as I am not sure at what point my auto focus won't work. I actually just bought a Sony HX 300 which zooms from 24 mm to 1200 mm, but I haven't had a chance to really check to see what kind of quality pictures I can get. I hope that this is... » Read More I am not sure, I am using mine with a Canon Rebel XTI and a Sigma DC 18-200 3.5-6.3 and also with a Tokina 100-400 mm. Some times at the longer focal lengths you have to use manual focus. I have had relatively decent performance particularly with the 18-200 lens. Since my 100-400 goes past your 75-300 youi may not have to revert to manual focus, as I am not sure at what point my auto focus won't work. I actually just bought a Sony HX 300 which zooms from 24 mm to 1200 mm, but I haven't had a chance to really check to see what kind of quality pictures I can get. I hope that this is helpful. I think that if you Google it you may be able to get some more definitive information. « Show Less
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These lens are totally different. With the 18-200 you are covering a large range of view. You easily can use it in your living room and take a family portrait and in a few seconds later go to your backyard and get a quickly close up of a bird without changing lens or exposing the camera and your lens to moist. So, if you a plan to shoot wildlife or subjects located far away you need the 75-300. Otherwise, i would recommend the 18-200. I hope this help ; )
954105
It includes adapters for 52mm, 55mm and 58mm filter ring threads. Depending on which model Canon lens you have you might need to buy an additional adapter. For example the Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM uses a 67 mm filter ring. That said, I never use this wide-angle lens anymore, as the quality of the image is quite poor.
2066265
I use 18-55, 18-105, 35 and 50 mm without problem. I think 75-300 will work fine with this one
803955
I think the 55-300mm lens will be pushing it. I have an 18-55 mm lens and it's a perfect fit
554416
I don't know if it was a mistake or not, but the two lenses I received were both STM lenses: EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS STM and EF-S 55-250mm 1:4-5.6 IS STM.
119685
excellent lens, bought the kit with cheaper lens and then returned it to get the better lens, I so half and half photo and video, very happy with STM lens