Why won't the reverese ring I bought fit my camera I have a canon EOS 20 d
808690
Hmm... I got one of these for my Canon and had no problem with it. It attaches via the bayonet mount and my 50mm lens screws onto that without any problems.
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I just received my order from Amazon yesterday, and the rings work with EF-S. The product box finally clearly indicates "for CANON-EOS EF/EFS".
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This particular case did not fit my eos 60d. It did fit my eos Rebel T3 with a 18-135mm lens
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I looked mine up according to the camera I had. I comes with the ring to fit your camera.
1189860
You need to check the thread size. It can be also called the filter ring. Or something like that. I don't know the specific camera so you will have to just look back in the manual for that and then select the size you want. if doesn't end up fitting you can sometimes get converters.
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usually it will tell you it does fit on my eos 60d i have 1 if in question you can always go to cannon .com an ask them
641218
I had the same problem as you and unfortunately it was never resolved. I recommend just getting your refund and try a different seller. I bought my reverse ring from digital goja; the product arrived quickly and easily attached to the camera body AND the lens with no problems. Hope this helps!
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Sorry, I don't have an answer for you. My camera is an EOS T4i. The eyepiece I bought fits, but interferes with the proximity sensor for the LCD screen, so it is of no use to me.
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yes Mine fits great.. althought it doesnt have canon on it like it says it does.. other then that it is great.
1089053
I'm not sure. It does fit the Canon 100-400 mm lens, which I think is the same diameter. I hope it works for you. I was happy with how well built this ring is.
2080760
Should fit any Cannon EOS mount with the correct ring. Used it on a T3i and EOS 5D MkIII.
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There is around 1/8 - 1/4 inch of space between end of lense and inside of lense cover it appears to me. Since I do not have a lense adapter ring or filter (yet) I can't say for sure if it would fit. You can always return the case if it doesn't work. ? for you - how does the lens adapter ring and filter attachment work for you on this camera? What ring do you use? Thanks.
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Do you have the adapter yet? If it does not thread on and the reverse ring is smaller, than I would guess you have the 52mm version look for markings on the ring. Or if you have other lenses of any brand that are 52mm filter thread you could try that.
205776
The adapter ring can be a little tough, I thought that mine was too big also, you just have to play with it and line it up just right, once you get the treads started it's going to fit tight but you just screw it on, once installed, install you polarizer filter and then the end cap for it, I ordered a circular polarizer for mine but did have the same kit as you do, good luck !Michael
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It doesn't matter what kind of lens or camera you have. There are no contacts with a reversing ring. You screw it on to the filter thread and connect the other end into the camera body. You lose autofocus which means that you have to focus manually.
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I'm sorry... I am not sure or not best answer is to call the camera manufacture and ask. I didn't require any fitting ring for the Canon 7D. If you have a mom& pop store stop in and ask. They are fun but now with all the editing apps, the things you can do with any photo is unbelievable. I wish you shutter bug smiles and Days full of blue skies. Wish i had more info for you. Best of everything.
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It doesn't fit onto the camera but on your lens. Use it similar to how you would use a filter. Make sure you put the appropriate adapter ring onto the front of your lens and then the FishEye 'converter' onto the adapter ring. So the order should be your camera, your lens that has a 58mm or 52mm filter ring size, the adapter ring / the FishEye 'converter'.