Best Filter Step-down Rings
- New 58mm to 52mm Step-Down Ring Adapter - The 58-52mm ring adapter easily screws onto the front of any 58mm lens, and converts the thread size of your lens to the thread size of any other 52mm accessory (such as filters, hoods, flashes and lens converters). - Your camera's lens thread size will be marked somewhere on the lens barrel. For example: Ø58 = 58mm lens thread size. - The first number is always the lens thread size, the second number is the filter size of the accessory. - New Premium MagicFiber® Microfiber Cleaning Cloth - Ultra gentle! The ring adapter easily screws onto the front of any 58mm lens, and converts the thread size of your lens to the thread size of any other 52mm accessory (such as filters, hoods, flashes and lens converters).
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Wanting to use my 10.5 mm f/0.95 lens for extreme macrophotography but being unable to find 72 mm macro reverse rings for the micro four thirds mount, I got this to use with my 58 mm macro reverse ring and it works very well with no vignetting (corner darkening)."
"It came with the camera kit and the other lens was the new 18-50 MM weather resistant K mount lens that has 58 MM threads. I was going to buy another set of filters for the 58 MM one but knew that they had step-up adapter rings so I decided to search for a step-down adapter ring that would fit my lens and the lens filters. Also, this saved me money since the 49 MM filter kit was cheaper than a 58 MM filter kit and the step-down adapter ring enabled me to be able to use the 49 MM filters on the 58 MM lens without having to buy another set of lens filters. I was standing on a sidewalk and didn't want to drop the camera, adapter ring, or the glass lens filter I was using a the time onto the concrete."
"This Goja branded 58-49 step-down adapter worked well and threaded on (and more importantly, off) both my Canon lens (58mm ø) and the fisheye converter I was attaching to the front of it."
"Works as described."
"Goja 58-52 step-Down Adapter ring was precisely what I needed in order to use some close up lenses on my Nikon D50 camera."
"works like a dream I love these guys they provide superior products at competitive prices then always go above and beyond to keep you satisfied as a customer."
"I needed a step down ring to experiment with an older Olypus tele-extender on my current zoom lens, this did the trick!"
"This was just what I needed to make my wide angle lens work."
The Sensei 62-58mm Step-Down Ring is a step-down ring permitting the use of 58mm threaded filters on a 62mm threaded lens. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Now I can use my telephoto and wide angle lens."
"High quality product, exactly as described, and great seller."
"it works, and didnt get stuck or anything."
"I'm not sure if it swells in the heat being made of lighter weight metal, but it stuck again."
Allows you to use smaller size filters on lenses with a larger diameter thread. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"This adapter is well made and does a great job stepping down my 58mm lens to accept my 55mm Cokin 55mm filters and my three filter holder."
"They're a wonderfully elegant solution to mismatched lenses and accessories for cameras and this one is very well made for the price - couldn't beat this if I tried."
"If you are reading a review on a step-down adapter ring, then there must be a specific concern you have about protecting a particular lens or special filter."
"Cheap price but well made."
"It's exactly what I expected, does just what I needed it to do (allow me to continue using my 55mm polarizer on my 58mm lens), and all shipping and service was without any issue whatsoever."
"You get what you pay for."
"I needed to adapt a 55mm filter to it and found this item which works great with my camera."
Best Filter Step-up Rings
♦ New 72mm to 77mm Step-Up Ring Adapter - The 72-77mm ring adapter easily screws onto the front of any 72mm lens, and converts the thread size of your lens the thread size of any other 77mm accessory (such as filters, hoods, flashes and lens converters). For example: 72 = 72mm lens thread size. This number can also often be found printed on the back side of your lens cap. - The first number is always the lens thread size, the second number is the filter size of the accessory. If the first number is bigger, it's a step-down ring. The ring adapter easily screws onto the front of any 72mm lens, and converts the thread size of your lens to the thread size of any other 77mm accessory (such as filters, hoods, flashes and lens converters).
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Hey, it's a piece of aluminum - it shouldn't cost an arm and a leg as long as the threads are good quality, which they seem to be. Some reviewers on Amazon mentioned uneven finishes, and plastic construction; neither of which this one has. This one black anodized aluminum (I assume, it's very light) and the machining on the threads are even, cut well and precisely, at both ends. I probably will order more from this company, Goja, maybe to adapt to other lenses in the future or perhaps some filters."
"When I received it in the mail amazon actually sent me the wrong step up size but after talking to the seller (which were very nice people) they apologized and sent me out the correct size no hassle from their warehouse."
"I purchased the Chromo Inc CI55000230 Macro Ring 48 LED Power Light for Canon, Sony, Nikon, Sigma Lenses when it came up as a good deal a couple weeks ago, thinking that from the product description it "should" fit most any camera lens between all of the different ring size options. I finally did a thorough search to figure out what the exact mm size is for her lens... which after about 5 or 6 sites said the same thing, I now knew that the 40.5 - 52mm step-up ring is what was needed to FINALLY get her light ring working with her camera! We quickly got out her light ring and attached it to the 52mm adaptor ring in her kit, then carefully threaded on both of them to her camera."
"I lost the first one I bought in central America."
"Canon say on your 80-300 mm is 58mm but the nifty fifty is 49mm so can't use on the fifty, but a uv ircut lens in 49mm is $50 this saves you approx."
"It threaded easily and smoothly together with the lens and the filter I was using."