Do these work with zoom lenses?
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They do, but not well. They work with the stock 18-55, not great but OK if you have a tri-pod and some really bright lights. I messed around with them on the 55-300 and could not bring it to focus or get enough light in. I would recommend something with a large aperture and shorter focal length.
656002
I tried them on my a6000 and auto focus didn't work on either of 2 lenses. No idea what was wrong. I returned them.
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These just screw on the end of lenses. It should fit if you have a lens that you can add a filter to. These are awesome by the way... I love using them ! Doesn't change exposure at all. The only thing I've run into is on my 14-42 zoom at the low end it makes like a fisheye effect like you are looking out a porthole. I've used it as a special effect though.
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Hi Susan, Yes, but with the correct lens. You mount this on the end of the lens so the diameter is important. Further, if you use a zoom that changes length as you zoom, it won't work with that. Too heavy for the lens mechanism.
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Yes, as long as the diameter/filter size of the lens is 58mm. They fit my Canon camera.
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Yep they fit right on the lens and the zoom works just fine with filters on. Great product.
81848
Yes I tried my Canon 300mm zoom with my wide angle zoom and camera they fit nicely.
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i'm not sure the lens that came w/ mine were canon zoom lens EF 75-300 mm and EFs 18-55mm.. I would think that they would but I can't be sure.. this is the first cannon i've owned.. I switched from Olympus.
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No. Macro is for taking real close-up pictures! None of these are zoom lens.
1428393
Yes. But I've only used mine on g series lenses , I think they have linkage to work with d series body driven AF lenses, I just haven't tried them with an older lens.
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Yes you do, but be sure you read completely, these are "Lens Cups" not real lens' I have two of them i love the one i have. And send one to my camera guy who helped me pick out my camera. He really loves his. D
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These are 58mm screw in extension lenses. If your camera accepts a 58mm filter. They will work. They go on top of an existing lens.
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I don't see why not. I use mine on 17-40mm 24-70mm and 24-105mm and I am referring to focus and not zoom.
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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.
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I'm not sure, but I have tried with this lenses and It worked:Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 ISCanon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
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T. Slay gave the right answer. That zoom lever only works on a couple of special lens models. That lever is very handy to use for exposure compensation, which I use often.
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Yes, they do work. I have a Pentax K20 and it works just fine. You have to go into the software of the camera to insure that the camera picks up the lens.I just looked up the steps on the internet to do it. Also, like Fred stated make sure that your camera is the K-mount not any other mount or it will not fit or work.