Does this screw right on lens without using adaptor
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yes... right on the lens.... its just a simple protector for your expensive lens. I totally recomend it for ALL your lenses!! Good luck! Happy New Year
1290421
when I got this lens there was only one way, with the c-mount adapter. it looks like there is now the e-mount option, they probably just permanently attached the adapter to the lens. either should be fine
169029
Different from an OEM lense hood, there is an adaptor that screws into the threads on the front of the lense (where a uv filter would screw in). The lense hood screws into the adaptor in a quick connect format. The threads on the plastic do not have enough bite to hold and when you take the lense hood on and off, the adaptor turns and your lense hood is now out of alignment. There is a tension ring provided to help out but it does not have enough bite either to keep everything straight. Avoid the frustration and buy an OEM lense hood.
814233
Screw-mount is screw-mount so the lens will mount to the adapter. The T5i is the same mount as my t3i so that should be no problem. HOWEVER, the adapter will not magically make it an automatic lens.
768054
Hi Lieu, the lens can be connected to the camera without the adapter and the Steadyshot function can be turned on. Thanks_Mitch
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I have not used or examined either that camera or that lens, but if the mount is type alpha then should the lens not fit the camera with no adaptor. I have covered the subject of convertors pretty thoroughly an past responses, and the general conclusion is that only an adaptor made or supported by either the lens or camera manufacturer is likely to work properly for most users.
1265905
The lens adaptor ring does not have any other elements within its geometry. You must screw a filter into the holder.
1028081
Forgot one thing. On the adapter's flange, there is a small gap. You can line up this gap to a guide on fd lens, then let the guide goes through the gap before turning the adapter clockwise.
1633903
Yes, it fits right over a UV filter on a Canon EOS 60D, no ring or adapters needed
1864221
I bought mine with the right adapter but you can but it at Best Buy or on Amazon. just look at the size on your lens
1666794
I believe there are 2 screws on each sides. Once you get those off, the lens should come off.
2096525
Yes I have this on my D60. It just screws into the 52mm thread on the front of the lens. I haven't used it for a while but I seem to remember that I couldn't use it with a filter attached. Not a big problem. I just had to take off the lens filter.
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There is no tool to unscrew the adaptor. The only thing I csn think of is when you mounted the adaptor was you did not mount it correctly aligning the marks. You should mount the adaptor to the lens first then to the body.
543993
You can mount this on a tripod (the standard 1/4" screw) WITHOUT any adapter. The mounting bracket has a hole for mounting it on a 1/4" screw as well as a hole for mounting it on a light stand. No adapters needed.
605941
Just to clarify, this lens does not go directly on the camera. I have the kit lens for my d5100, and it came with an adapter to go over the kit lens
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You would need take out the front plastic cover. The one around the lens by twisting it to the left. So push and twist it off. Replace that with your plastic adapter and then screw your lens in.. There are 2 dots you need to align and twist to the right. I hope this helps..
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Chris, no tube adapter is necessary if the current lens has sufficient additional space to accept the snap-on mechanism which is the main adaptive feature of this lens. This would require about 1/8" space to clip within the current lens surround.