Is it possible to attach a macro lense/ring to this as well?
1704748
Fotodiox sells a variety of lenses on their site to fit this set up, but I don't believe you can use more than one at a time.
1704749
The filters do not have threads to accept anything in front. The mount is 53mm so if your macro lens is 53mm then you might be able to attach to the threaded mounting base.
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If you are referring to a traditional macro lense/ ring, the answer is, not without an adapter. The filter holder is threaded on the outside of the ring, unlike traditional holders that are threaded on the inside. However, the FotodioX 53mm WonderPana Go +10 Macro Filter will work just fine.
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I used the cokin filter system on my manual camera years ago and yo can still buy replacement rings for that system, just don't know if they'd work with the macro ring, amazon sells them, type in cokin replacement rings. Good luck.
1398439
No, you can't. There are not even any threads to mount auxiliary lenses or even any filters.
672597
No, not as it comes. You probably could rig up something if you have a case for the lens
1617613
I was able to attach it to the front of the lens that comes with the camera. It just screws on.
1472283
Yes. Keep in mind this lens in plastic. It does not have the metal connection ring.
733761
Not absolute sure, it seems to me that you can remove the lens from the adapter if necesary, but it will be worth trying, since macro lenses for new cameras are so expensive, the bad part of the deal is that all the wonderful new technology (Stabilizer ) of Canon is on the new lenses but not in the camera itself, so with an old lenses you lose half of the new technology
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I attached my macro lens to my Nikon kit 18-55mm lens. Just be sure to remove any filters you have on the lens first, otherwise the macro won't be able to attach. I think this is why the lenses are so cheap. You're getting the heavy duty lens functions (like autofocus, etc) from your primary lens, then the macro is just a fun add-on. If you only want a macro without having to attach it to another lens, you have to pay a lot more. I'm sure you also get more quality out of it, but given the price of this lens, you can still get some amazing pictures out of it.
52571
The lens and attachments screw into the front of the lens you are using. You need to spend time to see what works best. The lens are not 'real' macro lenses but dioptics. Macro lenses can be pricey and this kit makes it possible to take macro photos without having to purchase additional lenses. But you may have to operate the camera manually to get the best use out of the kit. That would be covered in your owner's manual. Additional info on using macro lenses can also be found on the internet or books from Amazon, kindle too.
1712739
There are a couple external devices available, that attach over the Lens hood. They are pretty pricey. Check with B&H; Photo
885855
No, it attaches to another lens, not the t-ring for the camera. I have tried. . . .
239218
If not mounted in a can then you must remove the plastic lens. Use a old credit card. There are screws underneath that hold ring in.
30632
all you have to do is screw the attachment in front of your 18-55 lens, if you are using the macro lens screw out the wide angle part, if you using the wide angle then screw out the macro piece, they come apart
1876133
I haven't tried to do so, but I believe it's possible. As someone else said, you probably need the lenses made specifically for the camera
780201
Yes. It also can be used as a macro lens when you unscrew the fisheye portion.
559549
None that I found. Just open the Mobius up, loosen the lens set screw, take the old lens out and screw in the new one. Plug the Mobius into your PC and start it as a web cam to focus. After that tighten the lens set screw and your good to go.Tons of information can be found at rcgroup forum.
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I has the same question when I bought it but to actually answer now that I own it, no you cannot. The two do come apart, but will only fit onto the 58mm lens with the macro lens attached. Hope this helps!