I have a Canon Zoom Telephoto EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Autofocus Lens, will this lens collar fit it properly? Thanks.
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The "EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III" isn't designed to use a lens collar at all, it has no location to fit any collar around it, and it isn't heavy enough to need one either. I have the "70-300mm F/4.0-5.6L IS USM" and that one is a heavy beast and is clearly designed for a collar, and benefits from using one. I do have the Photodiox collar for that lens and can say they do make great products for the price, assuming they claim compatibility for your lens.
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No, this was designed for the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 L II IS. I do not have the lens you quote, but from the pictures online, I does not look compatible.
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I've been trying these on a couple of lenses, and they do fit, but always loosen very easily. I would recommend using the original Canon Rings, although they are ridiculously expensive, but the quality does make a huge difference.
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I do not know for certain, but most lens collars are so specific that I would doubt it would work...Sorry I don't have a better answer for you.Jim
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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 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.
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The one I bought was specific for the Nikon 70-200 F4. I would think the odds of it fitting another lens extremely remote. I can't say for sure but I would not take the chance. I had the Tamron lens and didn't think it was long enough to require the mount, but that is my opinion only. As an example, I have a ring I bought for a Canon 70-200 F4 several years ago and I hoped it would fit the Nikon. No such luck. They make a lot of money selling these after market items and I am fairly sure they want as little lens to lens compatibility as possible.
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It should fit any Canon camera that uses the EF mount. BTW, I used this camera to adapt a 58mm Zenit lens. It has a lip that depresses a pin that gives you full manual control over the aperture. Otherwise you're stuck at the maximum aperture. I also like the durable steel construction. It fit the lens and camera fine.
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Shane, I have mine on a 50mm 1.8 canon lens. It has a 52mm diameter filter ring so the 52mm cap is right.Look on the lens a find the diameter and then find the proper sized cap.
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I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H site. The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses. Hope this might help. H
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I have no idea if this collar will work for your Rokinon lens. My suspicion is that it will not, as lens barrels have unique locations for controls and dimensions for focus and zoom rings. I'd suggest checking with Rokinon.
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congratulations very nice camera..and yes the EF 28-300mm will fit nicely its a great lens through wide angle to telephoto....check out Canon's web site http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/lenses-flashes/telephoto-zoom-lenses/ef-28-300mm-f-35-56l-is-usm
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I measured the length of my center pinch cup cord. It is five inches long, tight fit for my Rebel with the original lens. Would be easier to use if somewhat longer. It will not fit Zoom lens. Try the Canon website and good luck. They were not very accommodating, but perhaps improved in time. You can use the pinch lens if you add some kind of extension to the five inch long cord.
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Yes it should fit. I use a 75-300 with a lens hood, on my T3i and it fits just fine. plus, there are 3 + 'compartments' in the main opening for more lenses.
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All I know is it fits my 70-200 f4. Check the canon site and see if my lens would take the same collar as yours
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My lenses are 3.75" and this pouch is the perfect fit, so I'm thinking this particular pouch might be too snug for your lenses. However, I don't know the overall dimensions of your camera. I recommend you first go directly to the manufacturer's website (http://optechusa.com/soft-pouch-digital-d-series.html) which has all the specific dimensions for every pouch they carry. That's how I found the perfect pouch for my camera, then went shopping on Amazon for the best price.
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Hello there. Well i dont own that lens but i do have a 75-300 mm and if it fits that one, i guess it can fit any other of the regular lenses. According to Amazon, the 75-300 lens is 6.9 inches long, and the 18-135 is 6 inches long, so it should fit. Great looking case by the way.
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Like Alfus, it is installed on my Canon EF-S 55-250. From what I have read and researched, hoods, even the generics, are generally made for a specific make/model lens. This one I thinks fits both the 55-250, and the Canon 75-300. You can usually check out a lens makers web page, or the lens instruction manual, and they will specify which of their lens hoods will fit, if it is not supplied with the lens when purchased.
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Take a look at your other lens. If it has DX on it then yes. It will fit as this lens is a DX lens. In the future other lens will for but will not auto focus. As long as you get DX lenses the autofocus will work. Enjoy
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If the lens is the kit lens that came with the camera it will fit. If not look at the front of the lens. Around the edge you will see your lens specifications. Such as the zoom ratio, probably EF-S 18-55 mm 1:3.5-5.6 II. On the opposite side you will see the outside diameter of your lens for buying filters and accessories. If it's the kit lens it will have a circle with a line through it and 58mm. That is the size of the reversing ring you will need.
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Well Joe, this tripod collar is a fine addition to my camera gear!! i use it on a sigma 50-500mm on a manfrotto tripod primarily for night star shots and blood moons. As-to who makes the collar it is very similar to 200mm F4 L canon. My original collar was damaged in transport and was replaced by sigma. Sigma's name was not present on ether collar I purchased a spare one in the field anything!!