If I get the adapters to accomodate its 67MM thread, will this work with my Canon 100mm macro? In other words, will the slide be full or cropped? thx.
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The image will be cropped. I started by using a 90mm macro lens which was cropping the image. Then I switched to a 50mm lens,(with a 52mm or 57mm thread - I don't remember at this time),now I am able to photograph the entire image plus a blackish area around the image, area that can be cropped in your computer.
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I had to use my Canon 70- 300 tele to accomodate properly...i didn't try with a 100mm
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Yeah, should be no problem. This adapter works pretty well though everything will be fully manual on the Canon. You'll also have to get a hang on exposure, sometimes opening up in video mode will give you the most accurate exposure preview, as the camera can't calculate the F stop (even wide open) in the other modes.
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I measured the attaching thread, the Macro is 12.82mm & is required for Wide. I don't know how good they work together. Macro is for close-ups & wide is for wide or big pictures. hopefully it wasn't just a convenient way to adapt the 13.8mm wide lens to the mounting 13mm hole. I just got the 'Camera FV-5 Lite APP' from Google Play .. it looks awesome, even has a stabilizer, picture timer for sharp pictures, for shaky hands.
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It does attach, but it crops the photo significantly, by about 1/2. I am using it for specific application where I am just posting them online, so the size is usable. If you're trying to make high quality prints, you may have to look to another adapter. I had found one at B&H; for a 72mm.
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Hello, As far as we can tell there is no adapter available for this lens in order to shoot macro. Thank you for your interest, UsedPhotoPro
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The two pieces are threaded together but the macro portion is threaded 58mm to fit your lens. Someone may make a reducer ring to make up for the difference. I cannot tell you what the thread size is on the fish eye portion, as I have not used without the macro portion attached.
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It is a thread on magnifier. You could use adapter rings for any thread size. It functions as advertised, but anytime you add lenses to the stack you introduce a decrease in quality. I wound up buying a longer good quality lens and I am much more satisfied ( but poorer) best of luck
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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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You are going to get a massive amount of vignette with a 52mm to 3m step down. This adapter is for a specific camera, the Panasonpmic Lumix DMC-LX7 and it will pretty much vignette any adapter unless its within about 3mm of difference e.g. Common 55mm teleconverters from Olympus won't vignette but a 58mm canon adapter will. Your idea is not a good one.
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it fit mine. Wast of money if you ask me. I wouldn't buy it. I would save your money and get a dedicated macro lens.
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I don't believe it will work. If there is a flange on the back of the lens that extends past the rear element, the adapter will not work. I have Olympus lenses with a short focal length and these all these have the flange. Even the 50mm macro has it so it will not accept the adapter.
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This 58 Macro fits on to a 52MM lens. I just did it with my Canon Rebel 300D, an older first model of the Rebel series; which is what I am collecting at this time. Thank you for your kindness. DISCLAIMER: I am simply a person who has a passion for photography and I am not certified as a professional photographer or consultant, just a loyal customer and Seller Merchant "Best Camera and Electronic Packages" of AMAZON!
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P. Hudson,I made it look confusing. I think the lense thread is 60mm. The adapter would be 60mm to 67mm to accept the 67mm filters. That's the best guess I can come up with.
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Actually I have this exact camera and it has a 52 mm thread. I bought the Vivitar macro lens and it's a 52 mm and it fits just fine.
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Be careful ! I just purchased a bayonet-to-standard filter thread adapter to allow me to protect the open end of my lens ( It is a 105mm Series E ); and fit a filter on this. I now find that it is jammed on and I cannot remove it ! If anyone has any ideas, I would be grateful ? Phil A
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Flash has a clip that attaches on the top of the lens. It can be used with Canon 100mm (filter must be removed) or 60mm Macro (filter can be attached) without adaptor but if you want to use it with Canon 180mm Macro (or any other lens) you will need adaptor.
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Is the mount for that lens a Contax/Yashica mount? If yes, then it should have no issues mounting onto that ring adapter and then onto any of those Canon bodies you listed. I did a quick search and a 28mm lens came up for it. You might want to read the reviews first. I recall someone else posting about a wide angle lens having issues.