I ordered this, and also the Dioptric Adjustment Lens. I have no idea, how I can mount them onto my camera. I have Canon Rebel T5i.
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I ordered one and had the same issues with changing the eyecup. After many failures I went to a local camera shop. The guy at the counter squeezed the frame at the three o'clock and nine o'clock position and moved the frame straight up. The eyecup change after that was easy. The install procedure was just reversed. Enjoy.
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I don't know if you can use both at the same time. To mount the eye cup, simply slide the original eye pice upwards and off your view finder, then slide the new eye piece down on the tracks on the camera. My wife put hers on her T5i and she loves it. Hope this helps.
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It did not fit my t3i as advertised. Luckily it didn't cost much but it still did not make me happy
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First you would have to remove the rubber protective device already on the viewfinder of your camera. It just slips off with an upward push. Then slide the eyecup onto the viewfinder. I would imagine that the Dioptric Adjustment Lens would need to be screwed onto the camera lens just like any adjustment lens. It has to be the correct size. It should give you the size printed in white on the front of the camera lens (52mm, 67mm.etc.). If you have more than 1 camera lens they may be different sizes so you would need to buy different sizes of adjustment lenses.
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The mount on the lens should have a threaded hole that the detachable part of your tripod mount will screw into, then you mount that on your tripod. That is if that is the kind of tripod you have, some tripods I have seen just have a screw come up the you thread onto the camera or in this case the lens.
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you ordered the canon one, you need the nikon mount model. Sigma makes lenses for just about all mounts. you ordered the wrong one.
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I had manual focus lenses (minolta rokkor md lenses) for a minolta xd5 from the 1980s and purchased an adaptor to use these lenses on a Canon T5i. They work fine. This would seem to be an inexpensive way for you to use your lenses on your new camera. Hope this helps.
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You will surely need a Nikon adaptor that fits the diameter rating of your lens. The diameter of your lens is marked somewhere close to the top of the lens. I am a Canon owner and I needed to specify those parameters. Hope this will be helpful. Thanks. Mamadou.
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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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Yes, It should fit on the Canon Rebel body in place of the 18-55 lenses. Then your camera can screw onto some kind of adapter with T-Thread which attaches to your telescope. Some eyepieces have T-Thread too.
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Aaron D. Locke has nailed it - get an adapter. They have some here on Amazon that are available with Prime. Be sure to read the reviews. BTW, I use my husband's old FD lenses from his AE-1 on my micro 4/3 camera, and I'm enjoying them greatly. http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-PRO-Lens-Mount-Adapter/dp/B003EB0AXY/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1332972669&sr=1-1 http://www.amazon.com/Opteka-Manual-Adapter-Optical-Elements/dp/B001KM5K98/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1332972709&sr=1-3
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The rings are for different size lenses. Pick the one that fits the size of the lens. It screws on the end where the filter goes. There should be tiny threaded section for it to screw on to. Be careful not to get it cross threaded. Then the light ring slips on to the adaptor.
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If your lens is threaded to receive any type of adapter you can use a fish eye. Just have to make sure the thread is correct. A local camera shop may help with the sizing. If not you may be able to find a magnetic type where you affix a magnetic ring to the camera and and the lens basically sticks to it. I hope this helps
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It doesn't fit onto cameras, it's a screw on adapter to lenses. In this case it's a 58mm filter thread. If you look behind the lens cap there should be a number, that would be the filter thread. Most kit lenses are 58 mm (lenses that come with the camera)
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It comes with various adapters that screw into different lenses and then fits onto a bracket on that adapter. Your camera is not one I those lenses. But if you wanted to either hold it in place or tape it on it would work I guess . You're basically creating a ring light around the lens so it should give the same desired lighting effect. But it would be secure . Hope that helps!!
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There is a ring mount (sizes vary per lens) that screws onto your lens. The filter holder then snaps onto the ring. They are fairly cheap but sold separately.
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From what I saw on the Wiki page for your camera, it had an EF lens. You can buy an adapter like this one: Canon EOS M Mount Adapter for instance, that would make it compatible.
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You have to have a T-ring adapter for your camera and a separate T-ring that fits into your telescope, the two adapters together only run about $20. Well worth the money if you own a DSLR camera
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Hi, this is a lens adapter, you must have a 50 mm lens , attach the adapter to the lens and then attach it to the camera.
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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.