will this work on a 55-200mm kit lens?
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It depends on the diameter of the lens where the threads are for attaching filters. I'd guess that a zoom of that size has a larger diameter than the 58mm filter. You could measure the diameter, but the most foolproof way is to take it to a store and find a filter that fits.
133498
If it's a cheap kit lens, it might take a 58mm filter (my Canon 55-250mm kit lens does), but the only way to tell is to look up the filter size of the specific lens. It should have the filter size indicated on the lens, but if not, look up the lens model.
133499
If you look at the front of any interchangeable lens you will see a circle with a slash through it, followed by a number. That number is the size (in mm) of the filter that that lens uses.
133500
The box where your lens came in will tell you what kind of lens will fit, usually on the outside of the box
1540126
I would say (no.) my 70-300 will not and your 55 300 is almost the same length. however a 55-200 ro 70 200 does fit nicely! truthfully at the price and the quality changing the lens is an easy trade off . if you buy do it from mega gear out of canada the ones on ebay a little thinner! good luck!! Randy
160850
I am not sure, just know it works on my 18-55 mm lens for my Rebel t2i. It just screws on the end of the lens. I really like it.
756424
It will work wit hthe kit 18-55 and maybe even slightly bigger lens as well. It works wit hmy Tamron 17-55 lens
370913
My lens is an 18-200 72mm so you need to check the mm of your lens. As long as it is 72mm it will fit fine.
44062
Yes this lens works on any mount that a L lens or lens with a similar mount. BTW this lens is my BEST purchase out of all my lenses. This includes the 70-200 L 2.8 w/ IS. The 35mm is my favorite lens in the Rokinon Kit, followed by the 85mm lens. If you are considering purchasing, do so today. Send me a response and thank me in a month :)
900000
I'm not 100 percent sure but it says it should work on any 67MM or 52MM lense. If you use the standard lense there shouldn't be a problem with it.
701568
I think so, I'm using it with 18-55 kit lens, but it installs just like a filter and it comes with all the standard sizes, 52mm, 58mm, 67mm. etc. Good luck.
1074198
It depends what lens you are using. The 18-200mm is a 72 so I don't see why these wouldn't work
2007659
Probably not. The extensions are designed for macro photography. It seems like the 55mm would allow you to be close enough. I just tried using the mounting rings with my 55-250 lens. Not being sure what you are trying to do, I would suggest trying it. You may want to use the extension rings anyway. But you may want to consider a smaller lens with the IS and autofocus capabilities.
285803
Looks like that one is for Nikon mounts, so I would say no. Try this one instead: http://www.amazon.com/Sigma-55-200mm-Telephoto-Digital-Cameras/dp/B0001VQ12Y/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1392059621&sr=1-1&keywords=sigma+55-200+canon
1271491
In order for AF to work on Nikon & Canon lenses the aperture must be larger than f8 (ie. f5.6, f4, f2.8 etc. smaller number = larger aperture). the Nikon 55-200mm kit lens has an aperture range from f4 - f5.6. When you add any 2X teleconverter the aperture size is reduced by half. Therefor the kit lens aperture range is now f8 - f11 and the AF function will not work. It will, however, work just fine on manual focus.
785356
Don't know. I don't have that lens. I am using it with a Tamron 70-200 2.8 (similar to the same Canon L lens in size) and no problem.
1528180
Look at the front of your 50-200 lens. The correct filter size will be printed on the lens. If it shows 52mm, the filters will all fit. If the print on the front of your lens says 55mm or 58mm, then these filters won't fit your lens.
2107298
It fits very well on the 18-55 mm Nikon kit lense. Don't hesitate if you realy like it Hari.
1170306
Since I never use kit lens and it's been a while... I went to get both the 18-55 and the 55-200 to try. I tried them out with the tubes for fun over a year ago but I need to confirm my own memory. To answer simply, YES! Work with both! Now, you should be aware of a few things. One, you must zoom them out to the max. So 18-55 must be extended to 55mm position. Secondly, while light metering works fine, with two or more rings the camera will sometimes not auto focus or hunts. This is, of course, the limitation of pushing the lenses well out of what they were designed for. On those two lenses you really only need one tube at a time or you are really too close to your subject anyway. On a final note... I've use these tubes on a Nikon 18-200mm DX (GREAT results), kits lenses (18-55 or 55-200), old 1973 Nikon 50mm, Nikon 105 Micro (Yes, makes a legend go even closer), and Sigma 150-500mm. Just remember each lens works differently and the Sigma 150-500mm is not particularly good at Macro photography so the tubes work but I wouldn't bother. Hope this helps :) PS: I even tried them on my Nikon 16mm Fish Eye lens. While they do work, it pulls the lens in so close to the subject one cannot really photograph.
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not sure. I have a 55-200mm lens and 18-55mm. check the Nikon site to help you. Hope this helps.