What size filter would I use on a canon 100 macro lens?
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Canon makes two 100mm Macro lenses. The L series lens is the f/2.8 L IS USM with a filter size of 67mm. The non-L Series lens is the f/2.8 USM with a filter size of 58mm.
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There are 2 versions of the Canon 100mm macro lens. One does not offer image stabilization and retails new for around $500...it uses a 58mm filter. The more expensive version offers image stabilization and retails new for over $1000..........it uses a 67mm filter.
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You would use 58mm filter for the NON L lens. For the 100mm L lens you will use 67mm
1585509
Look at the very edge of your lens. There should be a number that will give you the true ring size you'll be using on your lens. If its 50, you'll need a step up ring, available here on amazon or even Best Buy I'd you like. This will fit on a 52mm thread. Just because the lens itself is 50mm it could have a thread size that is from 48-52mm, generally. If you already have a filter, the size of the thread will be listed on the edge of that.
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This lens requires a 58mm filter size but the correct size will certainly fit. The filter seems to be truly neutral and allows a much slower shutter or larger aperture in bright conditions.
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It fits the EF 70-300mm perfectly. I can't comment on the Macro EF 100mm because I don't have one.
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It would be helpful if you were more specific on which lens you'd be mounting the filter to. Thanks.
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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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The adapter rings are pretty easy to find at most photo stores or online -Amazon, B&H or Adorama etc. just type in whatever filter size you are starting with then the size you want, for example you might type in "adapter ring 72-77mm" and you'll get a bunch of choices, they run about $5.
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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!
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Check the filter size of your lens , buy an adapter from your filter size to 58mm example 67 to 58mm filter adapter and you're set :]
200211
Search Amazon for the correct lens collar for 100mm: "Fotodiox Pro Premium-grade Tripod Lens Collar for Canon EOS EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Lens, as Canon Tripod Mount Ring"
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The answer is: Try lens adapter rings to fit larger lens filter. They're inexpensive and do the job.
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There were two different versions of this lens, with different size filters. Look for a circle with a slash through it on the front of the lens. The number beside this is the size you need. Ebay is the best place to find one. Hope this works for you.
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18-55 doesn't matter. It is the size of the threaded ring on the end of the lens that dictates what size filter to use. It is usually indicated on the Face of the lens.
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The filter size for your lens is : Filter/attachment size 52mm, Choose the Neutral Density filter 52mm for your lens.
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According to the Canon website, the mount ring that they sell will only fit the 100L lens. So, this being a knock-off, I doubt it fits other lenses. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/ef_lens_lineup/ef_100mm_f_2_8l_macro_is_usm#SuppliesAndAccessories
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You first need to buy this adapter: Canon FA-DC67A Then you can use 67mm filter.
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You will need to determine the diameter of the lens. There should be information somewhere in the manual to tell you if it is 52mm, 58mm, or whatever. If your lens is not 52mm, you would need an adapter to change the size. If your lens is 52 mm and is threaded, these filters should fit fine and you shouldn't need an adaper. The lens on the my camera was not threaded so I had to purchase a threaded adapter so I could use the filters. Hope this helps.