Comes with 5 Adapter Rings for 5 different lens thread sizes. The outer dimension of each ring is the same. What lens cap size can be used? TX.
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A lens cap can't be used. Unfortunately. You have to take it off when you're done.
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Once the adapter ring is installed a lens cap cannot be used. The flash sticks out a ways, so it provides a good bit of protection for the lens.
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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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The macros fit the 18-55mm lens, but the UV filters do not, even with the adapter. The adapter does not fit the 18-55mm lens. It's my fault for not checking the details, now I have to throw the UV filters away and order different ones.
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Which lens? The cap fits specific lenses so you need to know what size fits the lens on your camera.
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The adapter ring attaches to your lens and then the filter holder attaches to the adapter. There are multiple adapter rings to fit most lens sizes. As an example, if your lens is 67mm, you use the 67mm ring, then the semi-square pieces slides on to it. This piece holds up to 3 filters for stacking.
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T-mount threads are standardized as a metric M42x0.75 It allows a wide range of accessories to be used with the same adapter. For example, I use one with a 1.25" telescope eyepiece insert, which threads into the M42x0.75 thread. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-mount
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There are adaptors for multiple size lenses, you will have to see if the lens hood threads of your lens match one of the adaptor sizes.
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The ring sizes are based on the size of lens diameter. If you have a lens with a 55mm lens cap, you will use the 55mm ring. Connect the ring to the filter holder and then slide the ring over the lens so the filter is in front of the lens.
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It sure does actually has multiple adapters that fit right on that size lens. And slightly bigger and smaller sizes
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I'm not sure. I would think both of those lenses you mention have the same outer diameter and threading as all the ones listed on the product's description.
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Hi Soozie, The adapter ring fits to the lens quite snugly, but there is a some amount of play. The filters/hood which screw onto the adapter ring are installed with about 1.5 turns - with no play.
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You can fix on the lens different rings with differents thread (with R1 kit) the sise of the ring are 52 mm. 62mm,67mm, 72mm, 77mm.
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sorry it does not have the thread size on it. what i can tell you is that it fits on all my lenses that fit my Canon Rebel T3, so i would guess that any lenses that fits a Canon would be good for this lens.
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I got 2 lenses with mine (from a year or so ago) a 6mm and a 15mm. The 15mm lens gives a wider field of view while the 6mm lens "zooms" in on the target object for more detail - they should be labeled.The cap with the hole in it is used to calibrate the telescope mirrors (it's called a Collimation cap) - you should not need to use it. If you are interested in all the ins and outs of collimation, you can google it, but I've had my scope for over a year and have not needed to go through the process.
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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.
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My adapter allows focus with all my OM lenses. I even machined an additional adapter to attach all my Pentax 6x7 lenses. That's a total of 8 lenses. However, focus needs to be done manually.
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It does have an adapter that comes with it. . .however It doesn't fit all lenses. . . .I recall a specific list of the lenses that it will fit in the original advertising . . . .be sure to peruse that list or google it. . . I've seen it in several places.
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there is a adapter ring you can use for different lenses size 40.5-37mm.... dont know if it will work for the SLR lenses. I dont have an SLR...I would Google it. :-)