I want a UV filter on the wide angle. The macro mounts to 58mm, but the WA is larger. 65mm?
1056675
You have to have the macro filter connected to the wide angle for it to work. So it will still be able to attach to your lens with a 58mm diameter. That said, the front of the wide angle glass is a 62mm filter diameter. (Just measured it)
246574
Mine was ordered specifically for a 58mm lens and fits great as well as works great. The quality is good when used with another macro lens such as the kit 18-55mm however it will be unable to produce images with a 75-300 mm lens these are the only two I have so it may work with others. As far as MM you need to look at what the manufacturer states it is compatible with. Like I said I bought mine for a 58mm. I hope this answers you question, good luck.
406883
I believe it only fits 52 mm. However I did not think this is a "true" macro lens and will probably be returning it. Do more research before u buy!
17759
Try to find a 37mm lens cap, if not possible replace with a 37mm UV filter, I use it, instead of the lens cap.
552664
There are MANY adaptors included with this light but without knowing the size filter, and therefore the adaptor size your lens takes, I'm unable to give you and answer. Sorry.I am using it on an f2.8 100mm Macro by Canon.
1880098
it fit mine. Wast of money if you ask me. I wouldn't buy it. I would save your money and get a dedicated macro lens.
1757640
The macro (wide angle) lens does not fit onto the camera directly but rather onto the end of the a set of lens. The macro comes with a conversion kit if certain sizes. If you are in the ownership of a d600 camera....I do not recommend this macro. I ended up returning mine due to a light ring that would appear. The glass inside refracts and reflects some light off of the inside body of the wide angle and then gives a semi halo affect. Other users have commented on this yet I still purchased them and returned immediately. Hope this helps.
1648820
I tried with two different UV filters and the one that fits is the 52 mm...hope It helps.
502328
I made a mistake, the rubber hood is for a wide angle lens up to 50mm or so. Sorry!!
910600
Look inside your lens cap, and it will say 52mm or 87mm, etc. and you will order that macro filter size for your lens. Check the description on the Vivitar website, and it will tell you what sizes the filters come in. I am not into macro photography a lot, but I did get some spectacular photos. The lenses can all be screwed on together or one at a time. It was well worth the small amount of $$.
1704750
If you are referring to a traditional macro lense/ ring, the answer is, not without an adapter. The filter holder is threaded on the outside of the ring, unlike traditional holders that are threaded on the inside. However, the FotodioX 53mm WonderPana Go +10 Macro Filter will work just fine.
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The one I bought was a 77mm and it was a "C". I'm pleased with the performance and if you Google around you can find test data where it scored quite nicely. http://www.lenstip.com/113.4-article-UV_filters_test_Description_of_the_results_and_summary.html
271246
No, the 2.2x does not work well for macro. The wide-angle lens works for macro with the included adapter. The wide-angle less uses part of the lens.
2223286
The macro lens and the wide angle come together. un screw the wide angle lense and you have just the macro. screw this into the case, then start taking picture from an inch away.
869030
Takes a standard 77mm UV filter. Not sure if it creeps into the image. I can check.
2223288
As Mr.Rhino Said, the macro lens and wide angle lens come in 1 piece. They are very very hard to unscrew... so you might need a tool like pliers to unscrew them. Then start taking pictures from very close, like an inch away. That's normal macro distance.
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You can use the macro section separately but not the fish eye with the 58mm. You could probably find an adapter, I'm not sure.