If I want to use a 82mm filter on a 52mm lens, how many step up ring do I need? What are they? How much is the ring? Where can get? Thanks.
if you are using general type filters, buyin the 52mm equivalent would actually be more viable and cheaper. Unless you are talking about B+W....Originally posted by Kho King
If I want to use a 82mm filter on a 52mm lens, how many step up ring do I need? What are they? How much is the ring? Where can get? Thanks.
Nolah...just that my friend has a 82mm polarizer, and he wants to get a 82mm to 77mm ring to use the PL on a 77mm lens.Originally posted by munfai
kho king, what gigantic lens are you using? just curious
oh ok... i have a 77mm lens and it'a pain already to buy filters. I can't imagine how much 82mm filters costOriginally posted by Kho King
Nolah...just that my friend has a 82mm polarizer, and he wants to get a 82mm to 77mm ring to use the PL on a 77mm lens.
Nikkor do has a lens that is using 82mm thread. The old AF 300mm f/4.
Search around ebay and you might be able to get one at a decent price...Originally posted by munfai
oh ok... i have a 77mm lens and it'a pain already to buy filters. I can't imagine how much 82mm filters cost
If you use the Sickma 20mm f/1.8 lens, you are stuck with a 82mm filter size.Originally posted by munfai
oh ok... i have a 77mm lens and it'a pain already to buy filters. I can't imagine how much 82mm filters cost
One more reason to avoid Sigma. Maybe it's a conspiracy with filter manufacturers to earn more money. A lot of Sickma lenses use 82mm filters.Originally posted by Kho King
if I am not mistaken, Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 also use 82mm...too bad...
yah, their lenses with 82mm filter thread are rightfully called 'Sickma' lenses!!!Originally posted by ckiang
One more reason to avoid Sigma. Maybe it's a conspiracy with filter manufacturers to earn more money. A lot of Sickma lenses use 82mm filters.
My Nikkor AF 20mm f/2.8D is only 62mm. So small and cute.
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CK
Keep going ...Originally posted by Kho King
Nikkor do has a lens that is using 82mm thread. The old AF 300mm f/4.