is this filter compatible with the canon zoom lens EF-S 18-55mm 1:3, 3.5-5.6 IS II ?
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I believe this lens is the kit lens and is 58mm in diameter (look at the front of the lens). If so, you need a 58mm filter, not a 55mm.
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I bought it for a Nikon lens... but is sold as a filter for any lens needing a 55mm filter
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The focal of the lens (18-55mm) does not help you buy choose a filter. You need to get the OD (diameter) of your lens
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Nop!I arrive without this lens "Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II SLR Lens"thanks
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I just received this product and it does in fact work with my kit 18-55mm EF-S lens.
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my lens kit for my CANON was an 18-200mm Zoom, but Yes it should fit fine as long as the diameter is 72mm. I also have a UV filter installed and there is no problem.
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Yes, it should since the canon ef-s 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 lens' specs. indicate it takes a 58mm filter
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Assuming you are referring to the lens at Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L USM Wide Angle Lens for Canon SLR Cameras - Fixed then if you read that item's product description you will see that the manufacturer is asserted to have said the filter size is 72mm. That being so, it looks like this B+W item should fit.
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The 52mm filter does not fit the 18-55mm zoom lens that comes with the kit. It fits the 35mm and 18mm lenses. You need a 58mm filter for the zoom lens.
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Yes. The lens is actually T-mount with an EF adapter, so it will fit any Canon with an EF mount.
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It fits my EFS 55-250 IS lens. Unless there is a difference in the diameter (whichI don't there is from the IS II lens), it should work.
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It appears the EF75-300mm lens and the 18-55mm lens both have a 58mm filter size, so you would need the Canon 250D 58mm close-up lens, not the 77mm version. Canon does make this 58mm close-up lens for this purpose (though listed as out-of-stock on Canon's web site, I have seen it listed on eBay and Amazon). With the zoom lenses, you will find that certain zoom setting will not work well or at all, but you just need to confine yourself to the working range and move the camera into the correct focusing position. Verify your filter ring size first, then go find the correct diameter version. Have fun! It appears the EF75-300mm lens and the 18-55mm lens both have a 58mm filter size, so you would need the Canon 250D 58mm close-up lens, not the 77mm version. Canon does make this 58mm close-up lens for this purpose (though listed as out-of-stock on Canon's web site, I have seen it listed on eBay and Amazon). With the zoom lenses, you will find that certain zoom setting will not work well or at all, but you just need to confine yourself to the working range and move the camera into the correct focusing position. Verify your filter ring size first, then go find the correct diameter version.... » Read More It appears the EF75-300mm lens and the 18-55mm lens both have a 58mm filter size, so you would need the Canon 250D 58mm close-up lens, not the 77mm version. Canon does make this 58mm close-up lens for this purpose (though listed as out-of-stock on Canon's web site, I have seen it listed on eBay and Amazon). With the zoom lenses, you will find that certain zoom setting will not work well or at all, but you just need to confine yourself to the working range and move the camera into the correct focusing position. Verify your filter ring size first, then go find the correct diameter version. Have fun! « Show Less
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If the lens is the kit lens that came with the camera it will fit. If not look at the front of the lens. Around the edge you will see your lens specifications. Such as the zoom ratio, probably EF-S 18-55 mm 1:3.5-5.6 II. On the opposite side you will see the outside diameter of your lens for buying filters and accessories. If it's the kit lens it will have a circle with a line through it and 58mm. That is the size of the reversing ring you will need.
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yes, it will.The EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 lens has a 77mm filter thread. If you look at the front of your lens (the glass) around it you should see information about the lens printed. The part with the O with a line through it followed by 77mm indicates the filter size that the lens uses.
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Essam, This filter can fit any lens with the diameter of 77mm, "because it says B&W; 77mm".if you have 50mm lens for example you'll need B&W; 52mm and you can search in amazing typing "B&W; 52mm" you'll surely find it. This apply to all filters.i hope i was helpful.please ask me anything if you needed.have a nice day.
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The EF-S 18-55 mm IS lens and the 55-250mm IS lens are made by Canon, not the case for the Telephoto and wide-angle lenses. Still a great deal in my opinion. My wife and I love it.
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The Canon EF-S 55-250mm f4-5.6 IS lens requires a 58mm filter mount. The B+W Kaesemann Polarizer filter is 58mm so the answer to you "specific" question is yes. However my experience with this "high priced" palorizer filter is that it cuts down available light by 2-2 1/2 f-stops which I find objectionable.
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Only if your lens has a 58mm diameter. Check the back of your lens cap, it should show a number...55,52, 58, etc, that's the diameter filter you need.
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Hello, Charlene. This does not work for the SX500 IS. From what I have found (Canon's website does not list a filter adapter option) there is one on Amazon's website that purports to be for the SX500 is, search for "Lens / Filter Adapter Ring 52mm For Canon SX500 IS" Good luck!