The Neewer 37mm wide angle / macro lens adapter has threads where the macro part of the lens screws apart from the wide angle part? What is the size of the threads where it screws apart? The threads where it fits onto the camera is 37mm. That's a sort...
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yes,it has, Lens Back Threads Size 37mm it is Compatible with: All cameras & camcorders with a 37mm sized lens filter thread. This excellent lens can be separated in two pieces (unscrewed): macro part and wide angle part. So you can use it both ways: like macro lens (without wide angle part) and like wide angle with macro together!
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There are no threads on the end of the lens, it's not designed for a screw on filter. Plus it retracts fully into the body when you turn the camera off, and the lens cap snaps to the edges of the outer ring to cover the lens. There may be some sort of filter arrangement that would work with the lens extended, but I don't know how well.
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It does have threads. But I can only speak to the Zeiss 35mm lens for the Sony A7r for which this fits perfectly. I have also have a Nikon D60 and while I don't have this size of lens for this filter, the lens cap looks lit it would fit fine if it was the right size.
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As a Wide angle lens it just screws onto the end of the 18-55mm lens. I didn't think that it would work and I was worried that it would fall off. but it doesn't at all. To use as a Micro lens it requires another adapter.
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I bought a 67mm UV filter and a 67mm Circular Polarizing filter. I bought the adapter from Amazon but it was sold by New West Direct. This adapter does screw onto the camera body as Jo Art has said and works great. From the imprint on the adapter ring it appears that the adapter is essentially a 51mm-67mm converter. After buying it I wondered whether it might have been better to buy a 51mm-56mm or 51mm-57mm or even a 51mm-58mm step-up adapter ring and use some of the filters I already have.
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No it doesn't. It fits any lens with a 72mm front end thread size. You will need one that will clearly state 50mm x .045. In any case I've gotten more experience since then And this thing causes fringing in photos and the macro thing is a pain. If I had to do it again I'd go with kenko extension tubes for macro and just save for a wider lens for the wide.
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I am not familiar with your camera but I did google it too get an idea... I think it should as once you screw the lense into place on the adapter it actually adjusts by pressing the two parts you can see that extend which makes it clip onto the front of your lense... I have found it to be a good cheap alternative to a macro lense until I can afford a proper one... Hope this helps a little? Karen
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The dia of the front lens is about 1 5/8". And it is recessed about 5/8". You are correct 72mm thread.
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First of all, you must have a camera lens that accepts filters. This means that at the very end of the lens there will be some fine threads that you can screw something onto. Look at your camera lens, and see if there are fine threads around the end of the lens. If the threads are there, look at the lens itself and see what its size is in millimeters. This will be written on the lens barrel. The Neewer device comes with a selection of adapters that will screw onto the threads at the end of your lens. Once you know the size of your lens in millimeters, then you can check the list in the description for the light and see if any of the adapters will fit your lens.
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If I seen correctly on sony web page your lens has thread 55mm. This lens has 52 and adapter for 49. It is on face of your lens.
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This adapter attaches to your lens and not your camera body. It has nothing to do with the model of camera body. So this one says it's 58 mm so if you have a lens that is that size in diameter then this wide angle lens will fit the threads in front of your current lens.
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The thread sizes of the adapters it listed in the description, but I use Nikon and I can tell you don't buy this. It is junk. You would do better to use your on camera flash.
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As Mr.Rhino Said, the macro lens and wide angle lens come in 1 piece. They are very very hard to unscrew... so you might need a tool like pliers to unscrew them. Then start taking pictures from very close, like an inch away. That's normal macro distance.
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The filter thread for that lens is 37mm. This info should be in the owners manual.
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It is a thread on magnifier. You could use adapter rings for any thread size. It functions as advertised, but anytime you add lenses to the stack you introduce a decrease in quality. I wound up buying a longer good quality lens and I am much more satisfied ( but poorer) best of luck
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Using the picture as the example. At the bottom you remove the lens cover. (You should see some threads.) These threads thread INTO the 18-55 lens that I have for my D40 camera. Now for what I found to be the hardest part. The smallest ring (that has MACRO in red) on it unscrews, from the top part, (as shown in picture). I needed wide open channel locks to unscrew this from the lens part that has "NEEWER DIGITAL HICH DEFINITION..." on it in white. So with the positioning/attaching of the "2" lenses you just received you have a few options to play with. Hope this helps. Using the picture as the example. At the bottom you remove the lens cover. (You should see some threads.) These threads thread INTO the 18-55 lens that I have for my D40 camera. Now for what I found to be the hardest part. The smallest ring (that has MACRO in red) on it unscrews, from the top part, (as shown in picture). I needed wide open channel locks to unscrew this from the lens part that has "NEEWER DIGITAL HICH DEFINITION..." on it in white. So with the positioning/attaching of the "2" lenses you just received you have a few options to play with. Hope this helps.
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When I got my lens; I thought that it didn't fit but I just put it where I thought should go and it did actually work. It does have threads and actually screws into the regular lens and it does work great. Good luck.