does this just snap right onto the lens of my camera?
147847
There is a metal piece that screws to your lens as a filter then the light will snap onto that piece. It comes with different adapters for different filter sizes
147848
The unit comes with disks that all have the same external diameter in a multitude of filter sizes (52,58, etc) and those screw onto the lens filter threads. Then the ring light slides onto the disk to stay at the end of the lens. The system works well, but removes the ability to reattach lens caps while the disks are screwed in. The light is constant on and can be selected to light the right half, left half, or full ring. I use it for macro work and it does a good job overall, especially for the price, but it doesn't replace a true ring flash for portrait type work.
147849
First of all, you must have a camera lens that accepts filters. This means that at the very end of the lens there will be some fine threads that you can screw something onto. Look at your camera lens, and see if there are fine threads around the end of the lens. If the threads are there, look at the lens itself and see what its size is in millimeters. This will be written on the lens barrel. The Neewer device comes with a selection of adapters that will screw onto the threads at the end of your lens. Once you know the size of your lens in millimeters, then you can check the list in the description for the light and see if any of the adapters will fit your lens.
147850
First of all, you must have a camera lens that accepts filters. This means that at the very end of the lens there will be some fine threads that you can screw something onto. Look at your camera lens, and see if there are fine threads around the end of the lens. If the threads are there, look at the lens itself and see what its size is in millimeters. This will be written on the lens barrel. The Neewer device comes with a selection of adapters that will screw onto the threads at the end of your lens. Once you know the size of your lens in millimeters, then you can check the list in the description for the light and see if any of the adapters will fit your lens. First of all, you must have a camera lens that accepts filters. This means that at the very end of the lens there will be some fine threads that you can screw something onto. Look at your camera lens, and see if there are fine threads around the end of the lens. If the threads are there, look at the lens itself and see what its size is in millimeters. This will be written on the lens barrel. The Neewer device comes with a selection of adapters that will screw onto the threads at the end of your lens. Once you know the size of your lens in millimeters, then you can check the list in the... » Read More First of all, you must have a camera lens that accepts filters. This means that at the very end of the lens there will be some fine threads that you can screw something onto. Look at your camera lens, and see if there are fine threads around the end of the lens. If the threads are there, look at the lens itself and see what its size is in millimeters. This will be written on the lens barrel. The Neewer device comes with a selection of adapters that will screw onto the threads at the end of your lens. Once you know the size of your lens in millimeters, then you can check the list in the description for the light and see if any of the adapters will fit your lens. « Show Less
147851
Gerri, this fits onto a ring that is provided to adapt it to all sizes of lenses. I got the right ring on the second attempt. I do think you will enjoy the way the light gives you closeup lighting without shadows......Good Luck and get some images that will make you proud.
916595
It should attach to a lens. It's not made to attach to the camera directly.
1318675
Nope-I attach it directly to camera as any other lense. It works great- I take my camera on frequent trail hikes and I can't believe I ever lived without the Spider holster! Marshall Dillon might be able to out draw me but not by much!
2202521
Yes, it does. I keep it with the filter adapter ring and the snap on lens cap permanently mounted on and there is room for a filter.
1354106
Yes, it mounts on your camera just like any other lens (provided, of course, you have a Pentax with a K mount)
2110092
It shouldnt. You can put the elastic band where you want. I put mine on the rubber grip of the lens. This is the part where you twist to zoom, not the inner portion that moves when auto focusing.
475295
No, it's just the connector for the lens to the body. Try Googling the exploded view of the parts for what you need precisely.
802299
No, you have to use the case that they provide you which enables the lens to screw into it. I had to remove my case every time I wanted to use it ... that is the down side of this.
988790
Yes. It attaches onto an existing lens using the front threads of the lens. So it never attaches directly to the camera body.
2086214
ADAPTER SEEMS STUCK? OK, this is easy (unless you've already forced it and broken it off.) As already noted in the comments, The silver button on the adapter SLIDES towards the camera and that releases the lens. It doesn't push in as you might think.
167781
It does, yes. The cover ONLY fits if you have the hood on. For this lens, you'll basically always want to leave the hood on.
1684564
No, unless you use an external flash (which is recommended for most lenses with this camera anyway). It sits on the flash mount.
359014
Yes it does if it Is A mount on your lens but you would have to manualy focus
45266
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
620535
Yes, it works fine. It takes more effort that you might think to twist it on and lock it in place, but it does fit, and filters or lens cap fit great.
1637332
Hi TonyThe lens does not attach directly to body.it attaches onto the front of lens.Regards Don
1850542
Yes it does. I have the same setup and the hood screws inside the lens lip. I have mine on after a lens filter.