is seems this will work on the 55-250 lens, but will it also work on the 18-135 lens?
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Here's the thing, Sarah... first you need to make sure the filter thread size of your lens matches the thread size of the adaptor. Then, you need to make sure that the lens mount of your camera matches the lens mount of the adapter. Finally, there are some things that make it difficult to tell how well a lens will work with a reversing ring. With most lenses, the rear of the lens is a fixed distance from the camera sensor, and how long the front lens is from the filter ring doesn't really matter. When you reverse the lens, that's all backwards. So some of it depends on how far the filter threads are from the front of the lens, and that isn't standard. For example, a 35mm Canon lens may have more space between the filter threads and the front of the glass, then say a 35mm Tamron or Sigma lens. Normally, that doesn't matter, but when you use a reversing ring, it moves the entire lens closer or further away from the camera sensor, and that greatly affects the magnification. So the only way to tell is to see if anyone used it with your specific lens, or to take the chance and try it.
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well it all depends on on the size of the front tread on the 18-135, if its the same width then yes it will
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For those with a Canon 18-135 lens, use this: http://www.amazon.com/Bower-Step-Down-Adapter-Ring-Filter/dp/B0002HMRJS/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t
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You can buy it with different or no lens so make sure about what you order. The 18-135 is W.R. but some of the others are not.
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Hi, these filters works fine on any 52 mm diameter lens.they work pretty good. Good luck !
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You need to use the step down ring to attach this to 18-55mm lens. You should have received couple of step up/down rings with this attachment.
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Hi! It wont work with your 18-140 mm Lens, I got 18-105 mm lens which fits perfectly but It wont work with 140mm, Im sorry
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I have both lenses. I never use and in fact just sold the 18-55. The 18-105 is amazing, I highly recommend it. Here's the first picture I took with it the first day I got the 18-105. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=557817730963053&set;=a.321466137931548.70815.321449031266592&type;=3&theater;
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Hello there. Well i dont own that lens but i do have a 75-300 mm and if it fits that one, i guess it can fit any other of the regular lenses. According to Amazon, the 75-300 lens is 6.9 inches long, and the 18-135 is 6 inches long, so it should fit. Great looking case by the way.
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Yes, this is one of the few lens hoods that does fit the 18-135. Mine fits perfectly on my lens.
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The one I use with an Alpha 55 works wonderfully. The answer to will it work with EF 50mm depends on whether they have an adapter for your lens size (inner threads). Mine came with the adapter for my kit 18-70. It has a 55mm inner thread, so that's the size ring adapter they sent with it. It works wonderfully and should with your camera and lens. I have loaned this out to several families who scanned their slides easily. They both said how simple it was to get such a fine result. -Steve
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not sure. I have a 55-200mm lens and 18-55mm. check the Nikon site to help you. Hope this helps.
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It should. I used it to fix my 18-55 nikkor lens. They all have the same size connecting piece.
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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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I can't answer that because I haven't shot with a 18-55 lens. The 17-50 works fine for wedding and candids however I did notice a slight soft focus on the left side of some shots when using it.
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I'm not sure, but I have tried with this lenses and It worked:Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 ISCanon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
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I am not able to identify what lens you have. I can't find a 55mm f/1.8 lens. The polarizer I reviewed was a 52mm dia which is kind of the old standard for Nikon. The quick answer should be that if your lens has a 52mm thread diameter at the front of the lens it should work. The easy way to find out the thread diameter is to look at the lens cap. It will say the size of the cap which should be the same size as the polarizer filter you will need.
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I used it with 18-55 kit lens and it fits perfectly. You should check it with your lens open diameter at the end.