When I take a picture with the telephoto lens attached to my lens on my camera you see a dark ring around the picture. You see the end of the lens
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Yes Debra, I see lens rings and they are too on pictures. All that you can doo is make sure to zoom out till you lose rings. sorry about that, I did not know before either.
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I haven't had anything like that happen to mine. I was just looking at the lens and honestly I can't see what might fall off in the way of a thin, plastic circle or ring. If the camera is still operating properly then I'd say keep taking pictures. With hope the now-missing circle/ring hasn't left an opening where dust and dirt can get into the lens or the camera itself. Keep us posted.
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This is an auxiliary lens (58mm) that connects to another filter or lens mount. Check the size of the camera lens mount, on the camera or in printed specifications. I never use the lens beyond a trial as the optical quality was not what I expected or wanted.
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Both. a Metal Plate screwed into the body of the lens. a Plastic ring protrudes out the center of that plate and engages the camera body. The plastic ring has metal connectors which come out its sides to engage the camera.
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Dawn, my case had a recess that allowed the ring to be placed as close as possible to the lens. Even at that I had problems with lens flare which washed out about half the image, so I'm not sure it'll behave differently on your case. Hope this helps.Ron
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The lens has a manual aperture ring and focus ring on the lens, so the camera doesn't control the aperture, you do, on the lens.
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It does. This was actually a gift for my son. After several months of owning it he noticed a dark spot on the lens. We sent it back to be repaired and they sent him a brand new one.
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Mine arrived with a black spot right in the middle of the lens at the higher power. Makes spotting even a large car tricky at distance. LOL I will attempt to return it for a working one. Lot of trouble. You get what you pay for .....and sometimes even less.
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Mine doesn't. Maybe it's the ergonomic shape that makes it look like it would do that. But it doesn't. Had mine for a while now and the LED lights on it work fine, too. Good lens.
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There may be film covering the lense or it may have been a low light situation otherwise try a different computer
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Yes. The only thing about it is that when it is pulled all the way back, giving the widest view, the artificial extension of the lens will cause the edges of the lens to show up in the frame. Similar to what can happen when you put on a lens filter without a step-up ring.
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Sure. It attaches to the front of whatever lens you are using so it doesn't come between the camera and lens contacts. FYI, if you only need a couple of the rings, not the whole set, you might want to look at rings made of brass. They are sturdier and the threads have less chance of locking down. Also, I recommend getting filter stacking caps in whatever sizes you need. (For instance, one set of caps in 72mm for the biggest ring in your stack and another set in 49 mm if that's the smallest. Or, if you have one 52-58mm ring, get a cap set in each of those.) Those will keep their shape while knocking around in your bag. Sure. It attaches to the front of whatever lens you are using so it doesn't come between the camera and lens contacts. FYI, if you only need a couple of the rings, not the whole set, you might want to look at rings made of brass. They are sturdier and the threads have less chance of locking down. Also, I recommend getting filter stacking caps in whatever sizes you need. (For instance, one set of caps in 72mm for the biggest ring in your stack and another set in 49 mm if that's the smallest. Or, if you have one 52-58mm ring, get a cap set in each of those.) Those will keep their shape while... » Read More Sure. It attaches to the front of whatever lens you are using so it doesn't come between the camera and lens contacts. FYI, if you only need a couple of the rings, not the whole set, you might want to look at rings made of brass. They are sturdier and the threads have less chance of locking down. Also, I recommend getting filter stacking caps in whatever sizes you need. (For instance, one set of caps in 72mm for the biggest ring in your stack and another set in 49 mm if that's the smallest. Or, if you have one 52-58mm ring, get a cap set in each of those.) Those will keep their shape while knocking around in your bag. « Show Less
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I don't know because the lens hood that came with it creates a dark shadow in the bottom of the picture when used with built-in flash.
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Theres a ring that comes off. Its been a while since ive used mine but you may need to screw on ring to lens first then add the lens adapter. Or try with out the ring? Also it only fitd on my kit lens. Check thread size
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Hey Aaron, common mistake. What you need to do is set the actual aperture on the lens ring to 22 and the lock it on that value so that the little red line aligns with the 22. This happens because you are using an older non focusing lens on a newer body. Problem solved. Have fun, that is a fantastic lens.
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Vignetting (that black ring) will occur unless you zoom in far enough to avoid it, especially if you mount a smaller lens over top of a larger lens. It's just how things go. If you want to minimize vignetting then your best bet is to mount lenses of the same size or larger than the lens beneath it.
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I have not had my telephoto lens attached while wearing it. But have to say that I barely notice my camera while hiking.