will this work for a Canon 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II Lens?
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I'm gonna say no. This follow focus is designed to work with rubber gears that you wrap around the focus mechanism of the lens. It's really built for prime lenses or zoom lenses that have internal moving parts like, for example, the Sigma 18-35 1.8. The canon lens you're asking about has that weird focus gear right in front which I'm assuming schticks out when you change the focal length (I haven't used a kit lens in years) and it's way too small for any rubber gear. While this is a good follow focus system and I do recommend it, I can't recommend it for that lens. I would suggest a zoom lens that at least has a focus ring that does not move with the different focal lengths. I'm gonna say no. This follow focus is designed to work with rubber gears that you wrap around the focus mechanism of the lens. It's really built for prime lenses or zoom lenses that have internal moving parts like, for example, the Sigma 18-35 1.8. The canon lens you're asking about has that weird focus gear right in front which I'm assuming schticks out when you change the focal length (I haven't used a kit lens in years) and it's way too small for any rubber gear. While this is a good follow focus system and I do recommend it, I can't recommend it for that lens. I would... » Read More I'm gonna say no. This follow focus is designed to work with rubber gears that you wrap around the focus mechanism of the lens. It's really built for prime lenses or zoom lenses that have internal moving parts like, for example, the Sigma 18-35 1.8. The canon lens you're asking about has that weird focus gear right in front which I'm assuming schticks out when you change the focal length (I haven't used a kit lens in years) and it's way too small for any rubber gear. While this is a good follow focus system and I do recommend it, I can't recommend it for that lens. I would suggest a zoom lens that at least has a focus ring that does not move with the different focal lengths. « Show Less
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I'm gonna say no. This follow focus is designed to work with rubber gears that you wrap around the focus mechanism of the lens. It's really built for prime lenses or zoom lenses that have internal moving parts like, for example, the Sigma 18-35 1.8. The canon lens you're asking about has that weird focus gear right in front which I'm assuming schticks out when you change the focal length (I haven't used a kit lens in years) and it's way too small for any rubber gear. While this is a good follow focus system and I do recommend it, I can't recommend it for that lens. I would suggest a zoom lens that at least has a focus ring that does not move with the different focal lengths.
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Yes, it will work for any lens. Just be sure that you've turned off Auto Focus - and switch it to manual; and switch off the IS if it's on a tripod. The lens gear is an adjustable belt, so it is easy to adjust to fit your focus ring.
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its not about the camera it is about the lens and yes it will work on your 18-55 but you will also need the reverse mount ring to mount it to the camera. you put this on the back of the lens and the reverse mount ring on the front and you put it on backwards to create a manual focus macro lens. the size you want to look for is 52mm and you will find that on the inside of the front cap of your lens.
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Is this the lens you are asking about? Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II SLR LensIf so you would need a 58mm filter. This one will not fit.
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Unfortunately no, it won't fit. What you need is a 58mm filter thread for the Fuji 18-55mm Lens
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Yes... I use this with my Canon kit lens (18-55mm) all the time. Just make sure you pick the 58mm size
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If you have the 18-55mm or the 55-200mm kit lens yes it will fit, if you don't you will need to find out if your lens is 52mm in diameter. The kit lens listed above are 52mm.
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Yes, provided your lens has a filter ring size that matches one of the adapters either 46,49,52,55,58mm
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Whether it will fit depends on what the specific lens filter thread size is for the lens you are using. I am guessing an 18-300 lens will have a larger thread than 52mm. To locate your lens thread size either check the manual or the back of your lens cap.
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My canon T3i, with my 18/55 lens works perfectly with this attachment. The attachment can be used as either the Macro, or the Fisheye portion. Either way, to use it, screw off the protective back cover of the lens, and take off the cover of whatever lens you have on the camera. The attachment should screw perfectly on to the lens portion of your camera. If the pitch in the screw-on is damaged, or not the correct type, then it wont fit, and should be sent back to Amazon. These attachments fit on the existing LENSES...not the body of the camera (bayonet lock mechanism) itself. It will fit (screw on) whatever lens you have on the camera. I hope this helps! I'm enjoying mine, periodically, whenever I can get the time away from working:-)
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I dont think so, I bought it for my 50mm lens and it did not. It did fit my 18-55mm kit lens. Havent tried it yet, so cant comment on the quality.
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It fits well on my canon 55-250 lens. I guess I should fit on any 58 mm lens.
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The 18-55 lens is Canon brand but the other two aren't. These 2 can be attached to the Canon lens.
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I used it with 18-55 kit lens and it fits perfectly. You should check it with your lens open diameter at the end.
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Yes, it does fit the EFS 18-55mm lens. However, the effective macro isn't astonishing.
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I use mine on a 75-300mm lens. If that lens will fit your camera it should work. I don't know about any other lenses.
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I believe it will fit, but if you have the 18-55 zoom lens you probably don't need this lens as it is about 4 degrees wider than the 18-55 zoom at the 24mm setting.
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I'm not sure, unfortunately, mine was for a Canon Rebel XS 58mm and it works great.