will this fit on my Canon SX40 (which is a fixed lens) which has the Canon adaptor ring on it?
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This 67mm filter is supposed to be the right size for the 67mm adapter issued by canon for that model. I have not tried it myself to verify that it works.
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Yes, it fits right over a UV filter on a Canon EOS 60D, no ring or adapters needed
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I really dont know. My camera is canon T2i and it fits perfectly, because it comes with a ring that joints it.
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check the ring size of your camera in the front. I think it is 49mm. Yes they have a 49mm ring supplied with it and will fit your lens.
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I bought this kit for my Canon PowerShot sx500 IS and it fit using a piece that came with it. You just screwed the piece onto the lens and then the filters all fit. If you want to be completely sure, bring your camera to be compared with the sx500is at a store. If they're the same size, then it will be fine.
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I really dont know I use this kit on Canon SX40 Hs, maybe it can works on yours it has an adapter
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I believe this would work with a step down adapter ring 67mm to 58mm. Check the specs on your camera to get the lens size.
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I don,t know . I used mine on a Canon Powershot SX 40HS. It fits perfectly.
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I bought it for my dmc-gx7 and it fits with the supplied adaptor ring so I imagine if it doesn't fit exactly, it will with the ring. However, the lens does not screw tightly into place, so it is attached very precariously and several times came off in my hand. I ended up holding it in place for fear of it dropping off. I intend to return it to Panasonic.
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No, it did not fit on my sx50 hs. I tried for an hour, and then the next day, but it still didn't work. I used it instead on my wife's sx40 and it fits, so, I did not have to return it. I bought another much more expensive filter from Hoya 58mm that includes an adapter ring. I do not remember anymore where I bought it.
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No, the SX40 is 52mm so if you want to use a 58mm filter then you require and adapter that is 52mm thread on the end that attaches to the camera and 58mm thread on the other end to attach the 58mm filter. As for this particular item that you are looking at I did buy it for the filter only as the lens isn't very good, its a definite you get what you pay for thing. However Goja sells the adapter by itself and its pretty cheap, I bought an adapter for each filter I own because if you torque this even a bit too much it gets stuck to the lens and well that can mess up a shoot if you are required to changed filters for any reason or if the lens gets scratched and you want to replace it.
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The SX50 requires an adaptor ring in order to make use of 58mm diameter lens accessories. Something like this: Essential Accessory Kit for CANON PowerShot SX50 HS Digital Camera - Includes: 58MM Lens Adapter Ring + Vivitar Filter Kit (UV, CPL, FLD) + Carry Pouch + Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood + Center Pinch Lens Cap + MagicFiber Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth
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Hi. Not sure if it fits a Canon SX50. I use it with my Nikon camera and I love it. It's good quality.
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You have to look in the front of your lens ring the diameter size, or sometimes in the back of the lens cup. If that size is 49 mm. it will fit.
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Hi Soozie. The adaptor ring does not screw into the lens on the SX50. It is a bayonet mount that fits around the outside of the barrel. Look closely at the bayonet fitting of the adapter to see where the spaces are. Next, check the bayonet fitting around the exterior of the lens barrel. Now adjust the position of the adaptor so it lines up with the openings of the bayonet around the lens. With a slight bit of pressure, push down (towards the camera) on the adapter and turn clockwise. The adapter will almost snap into place as it fits into position. Once in place it is a secure fit with just a slight bit of play. The adaptor will not come off till you again use downward pressure and rotate counter clockwise. If you have tried this and it didn't seem to work, it is probably because you didn't turn it far enough to the right. It is a pretty tight fit till it snaps into place. Once you have the adaptor in place I'd suggest attaching the UV filter and then screw on the rubber hood to the filter. Just leave these on all the time. Collapse the hood all the way and snap on the lens cap directly to the hood. This set up gives great protection to the lens. You will need to collapsed the hood all the way to prevent vignette with the lens in the wide angle position. I prefer to not use the lanyard that attaches the lens cap to the camera. The cap dangling from the lanyard always seems to be in the way, and on a tripod the cap will be knocking against the metal... Very irritating when working with wildlife. Don't stack the filters. Use one at a time. This will give better image quality and will reduce chances of vignette in the corners.
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This comes with an adapter ring so it should fit. I have a 58 mm lens so be sure to purchase the correct size for your lens (52 mm, 58 mm, etc.)
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I have one on a Canon EOS 40D. It will not be a perfect match. You'll have to learn to use the camera with the adapter. Lenses will fit, you'll be shooting using manual settings and the adapter lens in front of the camera sensor will reduce image quality slightly.