Would this fit on my Canon 55X250mm zoom lens? The lens filter size is 58mm. Thanks for any help you can give me.
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I am pretty sure it would. I know it works well with the 67mm lens adapter ring which is what I use.
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Hi, A. You need to look at your lens to determine the filter diameter. There should be a circle with a line through it, followed by the corresponding size in millimeters.I believe that you are referring to the Canon EF 50mm f1.4 USM (http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/canon_50_1p4_c16/). If so, the filter size you need is 58mm. I hope this helps.
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The specs on this lens state it requires a *Filter size: 58mm. Wish you well.
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Really depends on the size (length) of the lens. If it's a fairly standard Canon (say 28-135), then it should fit without a problem. A longer zoom (e.g., 70-300) might be a little tight. I have a similar model Canon (60D) and know that it fits with the standard lens.
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Check the filter size of your lens , buy an adapter from your filter size to 58mm example 67 to 58mm filter adapter and you're set :]
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Yes, this is the same size as the filter; therefore it will fit. However, it is an awful device in that it transforms a good camera and lens into a piece of junk. The distortion and chromatic aberration are intolerable to anyone concerned with image quality. If you discerningly purchased a Canon 60d, you will be horrified at what this "lens" does to your photos!
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The filter size for this lens is 58mm. Any filter that size will work with this lens.
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If your lens is equipped with screw threads and able to take accessories, it would have to be 40.5 mm for these to fit. Check the specifications on your camera, as I am not familiar with your model. These filters are a quality product at a great price. Good luck!
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The filters screw over your existing lens. If your camera has 58mm lens, make sure you ordered the kit that fits 58mm.
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Hello Judy, I know nothing about your camera but in this case camera is irrelevant. What you will need to know is 1. What size your lens that the filter will mount to is-in this case 58mm? Does your lens allow the filter to even screw on or have a way to attach itself. Cheers.
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This 67mm filter is supposed to be the right size for the 67mm adapter issued by canon for that model. I have not tried it myself to verify that it works.
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It depends on the diameter of the lens where the threads are for attaching filters. I'd guess that a zoom of that size has a larger diameter than the 58mm filter. You could measure the diameter, but the most foolproof way is to take it to a store and find a filter that fits.
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If you look at the edge of your lens around the glass there should be a very fine threading on the inside edge. That is what this filter threads into. Also, there should be a bit of info around the rim of the lens that provides manufacturer, f speed of the lens, and the diameter. For most normal 35 mm lenses the diameter will be 52 or 58 mm. If you lens says 52 then this filter will fit. If you can't find the threading or the diameter info, your lens was not built to take standard add-on filters.
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You will need to find out what your filter size is.... It will say on the lens you have for the camera. This filter pack is a 58mm if you have a larger filter size (ex: 77mm you will need a larger filter or a step down ring from 77-58mm but it's better to go from a large filter to a small lens other wise you will get a nice circle cut on your picture. I hope this helps
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Filters aren't dependant on the brand of camera, but rather on the diameter of the lens. (Barrel size) If your lens is 52mm around, then it'll fit just fine.
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It's not really a matter of what DSLR body you use as the filters are sized to fit your lens. Just make sure the filter size, such as 58mm, matches the front diameter of your lens.
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It is a 55m filter. If your camera is outfitted with that size, yes. If your lens will accommodate a filter it will usually be marked with the size that will fit. When all else fails break out your user manual (or do an internet search) for your particular model.