Does this CP filter fit the Canon SX50 SH?
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I'm not totally familiar with your particular camera (although it looks to be a beauty), but I did a bit of research and it appears you will need an "adapter" to fit the filter to the lens. There are two (2) sized adapters, 58mm and 67mm. The consensus seems to be the 58mm is the better choice. B/H photo stocks the adapter and I'm sure Amazon can also provide it. This filter is a "thin line" filter that given proper care will be with you for many years. I hope this answers your question.
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Hi,You will need the Canon adopter for 67mm Canon FA-DC67A Filter Adapter for PowerShot SX30 IS, SX40 HS, SX50 HS, and SX530 HSand this filter will not fit, you will need the 67mm filter Hoya Evo Circular Polarizer 67mm Lens Filter
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Dear customer: I believe the Canon SX50 SH requires a tube adapter in order to attach additional lenses and/or filters.
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Dear customer:I believe the Canon SX50 SH requires a tube adapter in order to attach additional lenses and/or filters.
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it will not fit if using a lens hood on the powershot sx50...its a great case though
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Yes, mine fit the SX50 but as someone else answered my plastic ring broke after 2 months of light use. Anybody know of a more robust adapter? David
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It is not made for use on the Canon PowerShot SX50 type camera. The filter adapter that is made for the SX50 is the Canon FA-DC67A. This adapter bayonets onto the camera lens for using 67mm threaded filters. The Canon 250D Close-up lens is 58mm filter thread. A 67mm to 58mm step-down ring could be used to mount it onto the adapter, but it wouldn't be recommended.
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Hello there, my friend owns a SX50 Canon and just by comparing the dimensions of that one versus the SX500 it should fit without any problem.
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The ring adapter fit an SX40 just fine and has been used for about a year with no problems. The 67 mm filter fit just fine to the adapter. If the SX50 has the same lens as the 40, there should be no problems.
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Dear Rochelle, Thank you very much for contacting us. This kit is for CANON PowerShot SX50 HS cameras and it has lenses with 58MM. Also includes an adapter Ring that is designed for Canon SX50 HSto allow for mounting of telephoto, wide angle lenses, filters, caps, lens hoods, and other accessories of 58mm. I hope I was able to clarify your doubts. If you may need anything else, please let us know Sincerelly, Noem Customer Service Digital Goja
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I bought this kit for my Canon PowerShot sx500 IS and it fit using a piece that came with it. You just screwed the piece onto the lens and then the filters all fit. If you want to be completely sure, bring your camera to be compared with the sx500is at a store. If they're the same size, then it will be fine.
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Yes, it fits my Canon SX50 just perfect and it's a very good quality stuff.
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I am not sure. Note that that amazon sells another adapter ring for the sx40 that is slightly cheaper than the one for the sx50. You might try to get in touch with Digital Goja, Amazon's supplier of these particular rings.
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Yes, I bought "58MM Lens Conversion Adapter Tube for CANON PowerShot SX40 HS (SX30 SX20)" at amazon store and 58mm filter could be attached.
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I have a Canon Powershot XS50HS. It works there. It is a standard SDHC chip and should fit most cameras that take that style chip. But you should ask the company about your specific camera. They are very responsive to inquiries.
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Unfortunatley it will not, there is a similar kit for the SX50. Here is the link and ASIN: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CRLVXKG
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I don,t know . I used mine on a Canon Powershot SX 40HS. It fits perfectly.
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I have a Canon T3i, if the area under the pop up flash is the same it should fit. The shoebox for the flash attachment looks the same for the HS50EXR in the photos. I would measure the difference at a camera shop.
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Not sure, I think the SX50 is a little bigger than my 510. If the difference is not big it should fit.
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Yes, it does work for the SX50. I took the one I had on my SX40 and used it. It's still a problem with the flash when you use the full wide angle, throwing a shadow at the bottom of the frame, but otherwise works pretty well. As others have said, make sure you put it on securely.