I have a Canon Macro Lens EF 100MM 1:28 L IS USM 67MM, I ordered this flash and it wont fit the lens. It Keeps falling off. Any ideas?
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Be sure that you have the 67mm ring and screw onto the lens then be sure to depress both the tabs on the side of the flash ring so that it will easily slip over the 67mm ring.
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Hello, The flash comes with a set of plastic rings and these lens attachments have a groove on their outer surface, select the one that fits the diameter of your lens and screw it on as if it were a filter, the two push buttons on either side of the flash ring operate 4 small hooks, that get engaded in the groove in the lens attachment. I hope it works now ! cheers, Sandor
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They way I did it was unscrewing the macro lens and then screwed the wide lens directly to my Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 prime lens. I'm holding the wide lens in my hands now, and I can see the threading on the outside. To be candid with you, the results were very disappointing. In my opinion it was a waste of time and money. Right now saving for a real Canon wide angle lens, (e.g., Canon EF-S 10-18 f/4.5-5.6 IS STM which can be had here at Amazon.com for $299.00. I hope this information is useful to you.
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I have lens from a 24-70 mm, a 50 mm f1.4 and several others that the flash fits on, only one is doesn't fit is the 150-600 mm tamron.
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Actually I have this exact camera and it has a 52 mm thread. I bought the Vivitar macro lens and it's a 52 mm and it fits just fine.
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Anyone else asking about this macro extension tube regarding the fit ... as long as your camera supports an F mount lens, then this should work. But first and foremost ... look up the specs on this item and compare it to your camera specs, being the mount. Also read my response to Jennifer J.
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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!
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Not being a Canon user, I really don't know if the Polaroid macro flash will work or not. My suspicion is that if the camera has a hot shoe, the flash will work so long as the lens being used has a filter size that will accept one of the adaptor rings that come with the flash unit.
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This will not fit your lens. You need the Canon Tripod Mount Ring B (W). Unfortunately, It doesn't seem that the chinese manufacturers are making these, probably because they come with the lenses they attach too and thus not a huge market for them. I found one marketed as being compatible on Amazon but it's a hinged design and I wouldn't really trust it. I think your best bet is to buy a used one off of eBay or just bite the bullet and buy one from Canon.
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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
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This collar won't fit either macro lens you mention. It's only for the longer, heavier telephoto zoom lenses.
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I have a cannon EOS it fits fine, though I would not recommend this flash....it's definately a 'what you pay for' flash.
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Yes I received mine a week ago and the lens crashes into the filter; not just in macro but any time the camera struggles to focus. Reading online apparently the lens can protrude a little when focusing causing the crash. I think I got a lemon so the adapter ring is going back.Update: nevermind I'm just a dumbass. I had accidentally assembled it in the wrong order. All is good and focus works fine. Since it is possible to put together backwards it makes me wonder how many of the focus reports are just user error.
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Hi, A. You need to look at your lens to determine the filter diameter. There should be a circle with a line through it, followed by the corresponding size in millimeters.I believe that you are referring to the Canon EF 50mm f1.4 USM (http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/canon_50_1p4_c16/). If so, the filter size you need is 58mm. I hope this helps.
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According to the Canon website, the mount ring that they sell will only fit the 100L lens. So, this being a knock-off, I doubt it fits other lenses. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/ef_lens_lineup/ef_100mm_f_2_8l_macro_is_usm#SuppliesAndAccessories
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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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It fits the EF 70-300mm perfectly. I can't comment on the Macro EF 100mm because I don't have one.
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The lens cap size wont change. With mine I noticed I had to squeeze the tabs a little harder to close them a bit more than I normally would. If that's not the case, I'd say it was defective. Since it screwed onto your lens, look at the ring closely and see if it looks flared or bent. If it doesnt, maybe its the lens cap itself not opening enough. Anytime your use a filter, the cap size will stay the same as whatever mm lens you are using.