Lenses: I have the following options for lenses:- 27mm 30mm 30.5mm 37mm 43mm 46mm 49mm 52mm Do I need a step-up ring or a step-down ring?
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This is referring to the diameter of the threads on the end of the camcorder's lens, where you screw on lenses and filters. This camcorder is designed for 37mm lenses and filters, so if you stick to that size, you won't need any adapter rings.
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You will need the Sony VFA-49R1 49mm Filter Adapter to use these lenses. The lenses are 52mm, so you would need to first install the Sony adapter, and then use the 49mm adapter ring.
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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!
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Camera comes with an automatic lens cover, so you do not need a lens cover. It also comes with a step down ring that steps the diameter down from 46mm to 37mm so you can use smaller filters.
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Yes, the mm sizes are for the diameter of the lens at the focus ring. I think I found a similar product but different brand to fit my larger diameter lenses. There is a different brand that has several rings that can fit a range from 60-70mm, 70-80mm, and I think 80-90mm. Can't remember if they're on Amazon or eBay. A search for lens gear or lens ring or lens gear ring on Google, Amazon, or eBay will find them. Look for model numbers like 5060, 6070, 7080, or 8090 which corresponds to their mm size range.
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Both 18-55mm and 55-250 mm lenses from Nikon have a filter size of 58mm and all these filters are 58mm, so you can use them without any issues. You can even use them with lenses of other filter sizes by employing the step-up and step-down rings (cost $5-10). However, personally, I would recommend not getting these filters and get the desired effect using filters and gradients in Photoshop.Hope this helps !!
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In a nutshell: it depends on the lens that you are using. The 10mm lenses uses a 40.5mm filter, and the flash ring doesn't have an adapter that small, but some of the other lenses that you can get take a larger filter, and Neewer provides an adapter for them. The light ring uses your filter threads to mount an adapter that the ring can sit on.
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Yes, it depends on the size of the front element of the lens and if it accepts 77mm screw in filter or below. You may want to use a step up ring if it's below 77mm.
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That is a little confusing, but this is what I have experienced in ring and lenses A 52mm lens will take a 52mm filter ring, same for ever other size lens filter combo I have ever used, 58/58,67/67 etc. A 67mm lens opening would take a 67mm ring filter 062 refers to no standard number I am aware of, it may be a manufacturers code Not to confuse you but there are step rings available that would allow different sized rings to fit either up or down in size A 58mm filter ring can fit a 52mm lens with the correct 58mm to 52mm step ring A 52mm filter ring can fit a 58mm lens with the correct 52mm to 58mm step ring But this is something else you need to purchase, and pricey This may not be helpful, but a local camera store might be willing to give you some advice with the items in front of them Good Luck
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The kit includes adapter rings for most popular-sized lenses. You should have no problems. Just screw it on as you would a filter, attach the filter holder, and slide in the square filter you want to use.
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I didn't get back in time to edit, but I would normally call it a step-up ring. It just has the unusual 60mm threads for the SX30 lense.I don't want someone to get confused and think this is something strange, it's just not a standard size lens mount, if I'm correct.
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My Canon-mount version also came with a hood, and the lens-cap (72mm) was for that. With the hood removed, I tried filter adapter rings on the lens, and found that 55mm seemed to be what fit -- so a lens cap for the lens itself should be 55mm.
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Whether this lens cover fits your lens depends on the diameter of your lens. You can find this on the lens itself. On the *outer most* rim, the lens diameter is the last (minimum two-digit) number in along label. Before or after that number will be an upper case O with a line through it. My largest lens diameter is 67mm, so I use a step-up ring (e.g., "52-67") on every lens. That way, all my lenses accept the same diameter filter. (I purchase a step-up ring, 67mm replacement lens cover, and 67mm protective daylight filter for each lens that has a diameter of less than 67mm. Ultimately less expensive and more convenient than having to buy and carry different filter sizes. Whether this lens cover fits your lens depends on the diameter of your lens. You can find this on the lens itself. On the *outer most* rim, the lens diameter is the last (minimum two-digit) number in along label. Before or after that number will be an upper case O with a line through it. My largest lens diameter is 67mm, so I use a step-up ring (e.g., "52-67") on every lens. That way, all my lenses accept the same diameter filter. (I purchase a step-up ring, 67mm replacement lens cover, and 67mm protective daylight filter for each lens that has a diameter of less than 67mm.... » Read More Whether this lens cover fits your lens depends on the diameter of your lens. You can find this on the lens itself. On the *outer most* rim, the lens diameter is the last (minimum two-digit) number in along label. Before or after that number will be an upper case O with a line through it. My largest lens diameter is 67mm, so I use a step-up ring (e.g., "52-67") on every lens. That way, all my lenses accept the same diameter filter. (I purchase a step-up ring, 67mm replacement lens cover, and 67mm protective daylight filter for each lens that has a diameter of less than 67mm. Ultimately less expensive and more convenient than having to buy and carry different filter sizes. « Show Less
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Not directly but with an adapter ring yes, I use a step-up ring for my smaller lenses to use 58mm filters and it works great.
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The fit of the camera with the 10-30mm lens is precise. No additional room for any sort of adapter. A ring goes around the 10-30mm lens that lets you adjust the zoom from the outside. This ring will only fit the 10-30mm lens.
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Nathan, I had to buy a ring adapter, it screws onto the end of your lens (58mm) then i bought the adapter ring that went from a 58mm down to a 52mm. Hope this helps.. the adapter ring is only a couple bucks plus shipping, if you go on ebay and watch u can pick then up for about $3-$4 and free shipping
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Yes. It's a tight fit. You've got space in the pocket for an extra memory card and a battery, but that's about it. You can probably fit a 37mm filter in the top pocket, but I don't know if a 58mm+step down ring would fit (assuming you purchase filters for the larger lens then adapt them).