Without an adapter, what is the max ring / filter / lens size will it fit? Thanks.
1687476
I'm not sure of the largest opening however it comes with as many adapters as I can imagine you would need. They fit my canon Nikon and Panasonic DSLR and video cameras
1687477
52mm. It actually fits perfectly my Canon 50mm f/1.8 II (the so called plastic fantastic lens, due to the high optics quality on spite of the plastic construction and low price). Since that lens has a pretty large maximum aperture and it can focus at very short distances (a macro lens) is a perfect combination for macros using this LED ring!
1687478
You must use an adapter. The kit includes 6 adapters in sizes from 49mm to 67mm.
1674274
Cannot give you specific answer......I contacted the seller of the conversion adapter and he sent me a new lens cap that fit......for free.
140510
Sorry. Make have spoken too soon. Looks like you can fit it with filter without lens cap.
1531698
On mine the lens adaptor takes 58mm. I don't think Canon has changed the design since I got mine, but if you're in doubt take it to a photo shop and they can tell you for sure what size you need.
299361
No adaptor required - the Macro lenses just screw into the front of a regular lens like a filter. The autofocus should still work, although with the Macro lens added you won't be able to focus out to infinity. The Macro set comes in a range of diameters - order the one that matches the filter ring size printed on the front of your lens. Mine takes the 58mm size, but it's a Canon.
1669400
P. Hudson,I made it look confusing. I think the lense thread is 60mm. The adapter would be 60mm to 67mm to accept the 67mm filters. That's the best guess I can come up with.
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.
605942
It wont need anything. It fits directly to the lens you probably have (18-55mm 52mm diam.)
910602
It should work fine. No you do not need an adapter, the macro lens filters screw in just like any other lens filer. I've had good results with them. The set comes in different magnifications. (2x 4x 10 etc.) You have to focus manually if you use them. My lens, like yours, is a 35-70 cannon lens. I am shooting with a Rebel camera. I am a Hobbyist.
1769834
Doubt it. But as long as your camera lenses has threading to accept filters of the correct sizes you should be alright. I think its 52mm - 67 or 68mm adapters. No threading then you're out of luck
2019942
If you have a lens that the adapter will fit. I am using it with a lens that has a filter diameter of 58 mm and it works well. Cut and paste the description and Google it, and see what the manufacturer has to say.
963623
Can't say my friend... I'm a Canon user. Main thing is this that the lens will fit via the ring.. hence if your lens is Cine type... I foresee no issues.
120698
I'm under the impression that you can use a 52mm filter without an adaptor, but am not certain. Can anyone clear this up?
185913
The filter fits any lens with a 52mm screw-in mount. If your lenses are smaller than this, you will need a step-up ring adapter. If your lenses have a larger opening than 52mm, it will not work unles you have a step-up ring, although it would only work when zoomed in.
357578
I own both. Definitely no adapter needed. 70-400g & G2 lenses are full-size A mount, not E mount. Adapter is only needed to adapt A mount lenses to smaller NEX or E mount. a77m2 & 70-400G2 are a Terrific combination. Best of luck!
1697672
Dear customer: If your lens is 77mm, you will need a 77mm/82mm ring adapter. ($3.00 - $5.00). Please shipping details for rates if available for your location.
1528107
This adaptor did not match my lenses. I returned it and never took a pic through it. Good Luck!