can I use this lens on my Canon SX50 and if so, what adaptor would i need?
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It is not made for use on the Canon PowerShot SX50 type camera. The filter adapter that is made for the SX50 is the Canon FA-DC67A. This adapter bayonets onto the camera lens for using 67mm threaded filters. The Canon 250D Close-up lens is 58mm filter thread. A 67mm to 58mm step-down ring could be used to mount it onto the adapter, but it wouldn't be recommended.
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I'm not familiar with your camera... I'm using it on video camera with a 72mm diameter lens, so I had to get a 72mm to 58mm step-down ring to attach it. This could cause some vignetting on wide shots, but for my application this was not a problem.
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If it has a 52mm thread it will with no adapter. Many 50mm lenses have a 49mm thread so you would need a step down ring to adapt to adapt one to the other.
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Yes, it will. My son has a SX40 and it fits it very well. He says the SX50 has the same lens.
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I had to get a adapter. It is a little ring that is 52mm on one side and then 50mm on the other or what ever size your d50 lens is. The adapter enables you to link two things that do not have the same thread.
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As long as the Canon DSLR you are using has an EF mount (which *should* be all DSLR's by Canon) you should be good to go. I just checked the box for my adapter and there was no paperwork with it, but I'm assuming that if the lens was for Hassy 500 or 503's bodies (V) you should be all set. I don't have that lens, so I can for certain say yes or now. All signs point to "most likely"
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Yes, it will fit. My son has the SX40 and it fits that. He said the SX50 has the same size lens.
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Yes, it does work for the SX50. I took the one I had on my SX40 and used it. It's still a problem with the flash when you use the full wide angle, throwing a shadow at the bottom of the frame, but otherwise works pretty well. As others have said, make sure you put it on securely.
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I use this very adapter with a manual focus 50mm Pentax K Mount lens. If your Super Tak is K Mount it should work, but be safe and get a second opinion!I remember that lens, which used to be a Pentax mainstay--lovely lens! Good luck!
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I bought it for my Canon SX40 and it works perfectly, but I'm not sure if the SX50 lens diameter is larger. This set does come with an adapter ring that fit snugly on my Canon SX40 which allows placement of the filters and you can also stack the filters and/or add the lens hood. I mainly just use the lens hood without filters as UV filters are a bit controversial on their protection vs image quality loss on poor glass. So sometimes I'll remove the UV and just use the Hood for bright days and it works nicely, but make sure you zoom out just a tad with this hood on or you get vignetting or see the edges of the hood in the corners of the photo unless you zoom out just a tad I bought it for my Canon SX40 and it works perfectly, but I'm not sure if the SX50 lens diameter is larger. This set does come with an adapter ring that fit snugly on my Canon SX40 which allows placement of the filters and you can also stack the filters and/or add the lens hood. I mainly just use the lens hood without filters as UV filters are a bit controversial on their protection vs image quality loss on poor glass. So sometimes I'll remove the UV and just use the Hood for bright days and it works nicely, but make sure you zoom out just a tad with this hood on or you get vignetting or... » Read More I bought it for my Canon SX40 and it works perfectly, but I'm not sure if the SX50 lens diameter is larger. This set does come with an adapter ring that fit snugly on my Canon SX40 which allows placement of the filters and you can also stack the filters and/or add the lens hood. I mainly just use the lens hood without filters as UV filters are a bit controversial on their protection vs image quality loss on poor glass. So sometimes I'll remove the UV and just use the Hood for bright days and it works nicely, but make sure you zoom out just a tad with this hood on or you get vignetting or see the edges of the hood in the corners of the photo unless you zoom out just a tad « Show Less
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I can only add what everyone else has said. Yes you can use your old lenses but they will be fully manual focus/aperture and note the crop factor. Your 50mm lens doesn't actually become 100mm but it will have a crop factor like an 100mm lens. write back if that doesn't make sense and I will upload photo examples.
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I have Sx40 & it works fine in my camera, I think it will work with you ,but you have to try it on the lens itself.
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I bought this ring adapter tube for the Canon SX 50 but I happen to also own a Canon SX 10 IS. The lens on the sx50 is not threaded so if you want to attach a filter (which I did) you need to buy the adapter. But if your SX 10 is like mine (and I assume it is) if you look at the lens you will see it is already threaded so you don't need the adapter. If you buy the right size filter you don't need an adapter; it will screw right onto the lens. If for some reason you want an adapter, this one will NOT fit on the SX 10.
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I don't own a 50mm but this comes with a number of adapters so there should be no reason why it wouldn't work.
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Thanks, what about using the adapter for EF lenses? Would this work or does the adapter only work with original Canon lenses?
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Probably. The SX20 & SX40 had the same fittings. I am an amateur. I Think the 50x is an adjustment inside the zoom mechanism of the camera rather than at the lens. Suggest one might call B&H in New York 800-947-6628. They are some of the real experts in the market. (490 Ninth Ave. NYC 10001)
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Hi Debi,The lens kit comes with a 58mm adaptor ring and all of the lenses are 58mm.I use only 58mm filters on my sx50hs.I hope this was the answer you were looking for.
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If you have a Nikon D50, you do not need any adapter. It screws on to your camera lens. If you want to use a filter on it you'll need to buy a 62mm filter.Frank P.