Will the fotodiox 52 mm spacing ring provide enough addtional clearance to be ab le to use the camera fully zoomed out?
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My KIWIfoto LA-52LX7 Lens / Filter Black Adapter Ring allows me to use the Panasonic DMW-LWA52 wide conversion lens (made as an accessory for the LX5) on my LX7. As no such lens was made for the LX7, the LX7 does not have the same precautionary setting as the LX3 or LX5, which prevent the cameras' zoom from working when their wide angle accessory lenses are attached. As these lenses are intended to capture wide angle shots, there is no need to use the zoom, and in fact, zoom settings other than at widest angle give results which are less sharp than at the widest angle setting. I believe that if the zoom is activated with the adapter ring and lens attached the camera lens may touch the accessory lens, with likely damage to the accessory lens, and possibly to the camera lens.
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Sorry, don't know since I never received the item and currently pissed off with Amazon.
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I have never actually tried to fit it on a full frame camera but theoretically, yes it should fit.
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My Nikon 4-12x40 has a mile of clearance. A 50mm objective should clear as well.
542066
I would say not unless you changed the lens. the EOSM has a 22mm lens and the 52 is for bigger lenses
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Of course! Only keep in mind the crop factor. The angle of view will become like a 135mm lens on a 35mm/full frame camera.
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I have a Nikon D5100 and with 55mm lens on there is ample room? I guess compare dimensions?
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No. I bought mine for the 50mm 1.8 lens which is 52mm for the filter size. The 50mm 1.4 lens is 58mm for the filter size. This Fotodiox ring is built specifically for the 52mm filter size.
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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.
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Yes correct. It will be a 45mm or 48mm equivalent(which is dependent on which camera body you have.)
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No it dose not extend out. The internal lenses move, but they don't move out past the filter ring.
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Yes it will fit for sure. Only problem is focusing with a such small viewfinder.
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No it won't, in fact the opposite. It increases the zoom and reduces the wide angle. With the converter installed you can really only use the camera at close to full zoom.
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depending on how big the lens is, but probably not. there is no space specifically for an extra lens
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I think that your lens will fit ok, but you will not get only full aperture, and no control over it.
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Hi Anne, Yes it does allow for the lens to extend out (zoom) fullly and this works VERY well. Make sure you have the silicone to wipe on the rubber seal (gasket) to ensure that you always have a water/air tight seal. Amazon sells the silicone as well as the cleaning/maintenance pack that is inexpensive and WELL worth the purchase. Hope this helps and enjoy your waterproof case Anne! Tod
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As far as I know yes. I bought it for 510 and did not like the way it cuts out the pics. Makes it like you are looking though a telescope. I'd recommend getting the 58 mm adapter and then the 58 mm lens filter kit. They are sold on Amazon, allows the whole pic (except at very wide angle of 510) and the cost is less. $14 for adapter and $20 for filters
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The 52mm filter does not fit the 18-55mm zoom lens that comes with the kit. It fits the 35mm and 18mm lenses. You need a 58mm filter for the zoom lens.