Will this work with the Olympus SP-590UZ without a tube adapter?
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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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I think it will, because it fits to any lens between the measures, you only have to attach it like the lens cap.
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Chris, no tube adapter is necessary if the current lens has sufficient additional space to accept the snap-on mechanism which is the main adaptive feature of this lens. This would require about 1/8" space to clip within the current lens surround.
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I am not familiar with your specific camera but it is a clip on type of lens so as long as there is a lip rim on the inside of your lens it may. It works great on my Nikon p510 though I do have to turn the camera on and extend the lens slightly to get that lip to snap it to. I do not need to screw the lens on to anything (someone said sonething about screwing the lens into place) Hopefully someone has the same camera and can give you a more experienced yes or no
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The Raynox DCR-250 clips on to the fron of the lens. Please see the product information for the appropriate lens sizes (in mm).
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Yes, not a problem, mounting could be the only issue. Look at the Olympus ME51S as well.
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No, this is an EF-M which is native to the EOS-M camera. Adapters needed for the EF-S cameras
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No, it uses a special type of connector that will only work on certain Olympus lenses.
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Yes it does. The tip size is the same size as that of the camera. I.e. You don't need any adapters.
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no adapter needed if it is the micro ED lens..I have the E-PL1 and it fits..Also fits my OM-D5
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Im not going to be much help here im afraid. I know nothing about your particular camera model. What I can tell you is this, the screw is a standard tripod size and thread. It should thread right in. Now, as for the adapter, that will be needed only if your camera is heavier on one side or the other or front or back. Or if your tripod mounting hole isnt very near the center of the cameras balance point. Not sure im explaining it correctly here, but I can tell you my camera has an "offset" tripod mount, therefore I needed the adaptor. Im sure someone will be along to help you better. Its a great little device! Good luck!
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Dear customer: I believe the Canon SX50 SH requires a tube adapter in order to attach additional lenses and/or filters.
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That is something I have not tried. Better to use a tube extension adapted to your camera
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No, because the camera already has the Minolta type shoe. So you don't really need the adapter.
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no... it should work fine without any adapter. To be double sure you can ask the question in their forum.. they respond very quickly. http://zwoug.org/
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I don't know. It would not work on my SP-800uz, but I'm told it will with my SP-820uz. My suggestion is to contact Olympus customer service. I waited for years to buy a new Olympus camera until they made a camera with the same wonderful features of the P-800uz but that would accommodate a Remote Shutter Release. (BTW, I bought this Opteka Remote years ago when I was told by seller it WOULD work on the SP-800uz and the connections DID 'fit,' but it wouldn't snap the shutter. Olympus told me that the 800 camera could NOT use a remote shutter release, so I returned the Opteka to Amazon.) Hope this helps. Check with Olympus before you buy anything! I don't know. It would not work on my SP-800uz, but I'm told it will with my SP-820uz. My suggestion is to contact Olympus customer service. I waited for years to buy a new Olympus camera until they made a camera with the same wonderful features of the P-800uz but that would accommodate a Remote Shutter Release. (BTW, I bought this Opteka Remote years ago when I was told by seller it WOULD work on the SP-800uz and the connections DID 'fit,' but it wouldn't snap the shutter. Olympus told me that the 800 camera could NOT use a remote shutter release, so I returned the Opteka to Amazon.) Hope... » Read More I don't know. It would not work on my SP-800uz, but I'm told it will with my SP-820uz. My suggestion is to contact Olympus customer service. I waited for years to buy a new Olympus camera until they made a camera with the same wonderful features of the P-800uz but that would accommodate a Remote Shutter Release. (BTW, I bought this Opteka Remote years ago when I was told by seller it WOULD work on the SP-800uz and the connections DID 'fit,' but it wouldn't snap the shutter. Olympus told me that the 800 camera could NOT use a remote shutter release, so I returned the Opteka to Amazon.) Hope this helps. Check with Olympus before you buy anything! « Show Less
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Personally, I would go directly to the Olympus website. You will have much better luck and they can tell you exactly which cable will fit your camera and WORK correctly.
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I would strongly suggest that you go directly to the Olympus website where they will tell you which cable will be compatible. If you purchase the usb cable from them, you can be sure it will work. Otherwise, you will be taking a chance. I gambled on this cable and lost.
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No. That would need a different adapter. This one is for the Minolta bayonet mount.
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You will need a ¼ to 3/8 adapter and it will work just fine. 2 X Metal 1/4" to 3/8" Convert Screw Adapter for Tripod Monopod Ballhead DSLR SLR
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No, the sp-600uz is a fixed lens camera. I found this link that might help. http://www.jjc.cc/products_info.asp?id=752&cid;=793&pid;=0&s;_series=all