Can I use the 58mm version of this hood on my canon kit lens and then put a step-up ring and a 77mm ND filter? Thanks
242842
Possibly...the cap end of the hood is threaded for a 52mm. I don't have a 77mm filter to see if it would fit within the radius of the rubber hood. If someone had a 77mm filter and it fit flush against the plastic hood threads then the answer would be yes.
242843
Sorry, I'm having trouble visualizing the "rig" you are describing. You screw-in this hood. The hood is relatively soft rubber, i.e., flexible. Where would you expect to insert the 77mm ND filter? I would think you first would screw in a 58mm ND filter; then you would screw in this hood.
242844
Using the appropriate size for your lens, it attaches like any other hood, and allows for filters to be installed, IF your lens allows a filter to be installed.
242845
The external diameter across the front of the hood is about 77mm. I don't believe you could thread a 77mm filter into that lens; moreover, trying to manipulate a filter to thread into the internal diameter might prove to be a real pain.
867021
when you mount the lens on the camera backwards, you loose the original filter thread size as it is now attached to the camera side. the ring that takes the rear of the lens has an opening of 52mm so you need any filter, cap or hood ti be 52mm because you're attaching it to the adapter and not to the original filter thread on the lens.
908838
Yes, it depends on the size of the front element of the lens and if it accepts 77mm screw in filter or below. You may want to use a step up ring if it's below 77mm.
1762572
It depends on what the size of the lens you have. The ones that are in this kit are only 58mm filters. For me the lenses were to big for my 43 & 52mm lenses. But other than the filters the kit is fine. But I would search on amazon for the size of the lens (the size of the lens is on the outer rim of the lens) itself. Ex: 30mm, 32mm, 38mm, 40mm, 43mm, 45mm, 52mm, 58mm ect.. but again the lens in this kit are only 58mm and a upgrade ring to go from 58mm to 60mm
906508
Hi Steve, i bet the 58mm Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood will be better off with a Canon 18-55mm kit lens. You may have have challenges using the hood with a 50mm lens
2116146
This will fit any lens with a 58mm filter threading. They make different size filters for different size lenses, so make sure you buy the right one. If you have many different size lenses you can also buy a larger filter (ex. 77mm) and use it with a step down ring to fit smaller lenses.
166039
Honestly, I'm not sure about with a hood, I have a Canon 75-300mm and it fits great in the 3rd one (next to the largest), They aren't "skin tight". Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1611561
For those with a Canon 18-135 lens, use this: http://www.amazon.com/Bower-Step-Down-Adapter-Ring-Filter/dp/B0002HMRJS/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t
1043
All lenses have a standard thread size and it is the same for the entire industry. As long as you get the right diameter filter, and for the Canon kit lens 58mm is right, it will fit and work as advertised. with 2 of these filters you can take pictures of sun spots.
1484192
this is the only thing u need. i attach my 52mm hood to it. But u first need to remove the ring around the camera (that is on by default that comes with the camera) then attach this to it. Hope that helps. It also means u cannot use the camera lens cap that came with it.
2254669
Not sure. Goto canon.com, type in the lense model, and look at the specs....which will include the lense hood. Canon OEM hoods work with filters on and will not impede the lense function.
869824
The kit includes adapter rings for most popular-sized lenses. You should have no problems. Just screw it on as you would a filter, attach the filter holder, and slide in the square filter you want to use.
1936558
Not really, it simply clips around an outer grove the is fairly common on the rim of most lenses.However, some filter brands offer a threaded adapter ring to combine multiple filters together, and some even have built in coupler threads. In either case, this hood leaves plenty of room for additional modification.
2235087
Kay, sounds like you may have lost your original hood? If so, and it were me, I would order the 58mm filter lens adapter and the 58mm lens hood and tethered lens cap. That way you are not only replacing the hood but making possible to use standard lens filters in the camera. The hood that comes with the camera doesn't allow for this. The adapter has come down in price on Amazon. Then get a set of filters.
2098495
I don't know specifically. Simply the kit screws on the lens if they are 58mm in diameter. You'd check the lens diameter and if it allows accessories (like filters) to be screwed on it.
52930
In fact that is the real value of the ring set, you can use any filter size on your lens but never forget some lenses like "wides" may have vignetting with the set.I've been using filters with those rings on various lenses(ND variable, polarizer and even a lens hood that works with 58mm lenses) ,i definitely recommend this product, it is well constructed and you'll never regret.
162599
You can screw it onto any lens as long as the lens has a 58mm thread. Most ( if not all) Canon's kit lenses have a 58mm thread.