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Old 15th July 2003   #1
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Default 55mm or 52mm for my C730 better?

And how much are the adaptors ah? ThankS!
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Old 15th July 2003   #2
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And how much are the adaptors ah? ThankS!
Hi,
U can buy the orginal olympus adaptor, model CLA-4, ARD $30~$35, thread frm 46.5mm to 55mm, thn buy another cheap step-dwn ring frm 55mm to 52mm lor, ard $7~$8 only, nw u can use both type of lens frm 52mm to 55mm lor, cheap and easy to carry ard, but u mst decide which size of filter u want to use liao, 52 or 55?? the choice is urs.
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Old 16th July 2003   #3
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Hi,
U can buy the orginal olympus adaptor, model CLA-4, ARD $30~$35, thread frm 46.5mm to 55mm, thn buy another cheap step-dwn ring frm 55mm to 52mm lor, ard $7~$8 only, nw u can use both type of lens frm 52mm to 55mm lor, cheap and easy to carry ard, but u mst decide which size of filter u want to use liao, 52 or 55?? the choice is urs.
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Okie! Thanks! But by using 52mm, will there be any black parts on my shots at full wide angle?
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Old 16th July 2003   #4
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generally, the bigger the better and allows you to stack on more filters without vignetting (dark corners).
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Old 16th July 2003   #5
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Since the original CLA-4 adapter ends in 55mm, just stick to 55mm filters lor.. any reasons why u're considering 52mm?
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Old 16th July 2003   #6
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Hmm ok..seems reasonable that I get 55mm instead.

No lah..i thought that if 52 and 55 not much difference, can save on the lower diameter lenses and filters mah. Is there a big difference?
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Hmm ok..seems reasonable that I get 55mm instead.

No lah..i thought that if 52 and 55 not much difference, can save on the lower diameter lenses and filters mah. Is there a big difference?
E..er, actully not much diff la, I just use the 55mm adaptor and buy a cheap step-dwn ring lor , also easy to carry ard, rather thn carry another adaptor, also u can buy cheap cheap lens of both size 55 & 52, if u happen to see another of our CS guy is selling he..he..
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generally, the bigger the better and allows you to stack on more filters without vignetting (dark corners).
I bought the 45.6-52mm adaptors without knowing there is one for 55mm. Anyone using this adaptor with the 52mm? Any problem of dark corners? I tried and it seems ok.

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Old 21st July 2003   #9
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I bought the 45.6-52mm adaptors without knowing there is one for 55mm. Anyone using this adaptor with the 52mm? Any problem of dark corners? I tried and it seems ok.
Well, actully for my Wangle lens, it have some vnetting problem, but hey u can just zoom abit in wahla, it's just disappear, I can live with that la, no choice can only afford cheap cheap lens, he...he..
I use a step-dwn frm 55~52 it have abit of vignetting problem,
oh also when using bult-in flash there will be a dark shadow frm the lens cos the Wideangle len have a bigger diameter and it block part of the flash, so u need to use a external flash!!!
Money again, also becarful what type of flash u buy as some cant work on the horseshoe or it will so call burn ur camera chips off and bye bye to ur camera, he... he...
PS:Me still seraching for flash for my 750
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