I bought this item the other day and I didn't receive my adapters that were supposed to come with it??? Please help! How will this screw into my 58mm lense when its a 46mm? i had no adapters and don't know which i would even need to buy I bought this item the other day and I didn't receive my adapters that were supposed to come with it??? Please help! How will this screw into my 58mm lense when its a 46mm? i had no adapters... » Read More I bought this item the other day and I didn't receive my adapters that were supposed to come with it??? Please help! How will this screw into my 58mm lense when its a 46mm? i had no adapters and don't know which i would even need to buy « Show Less
1739098
When I got my lens the adapter was already attached. its a tiny ring that easily twists on & off
1739099
Please look up the seller and email them, it's a good idea to make sure all of the adapters are with the lens. I have seen some bad feedback on seller's and I think it was user errors as well. That's the best I can answer your question.
1739100
I think I'm missing a ring too, it has a ring, but the ring says "S7/58mm" on it. It attached just fine to an 18-55 lens because it's a 58. It does NOT attached to a 50mm lens because it's a 52. Someone else is saying the ring should say 46-58 but it only says 58.
1763193
Just bought this kit a month ago for my 58mm. It has assorted adapters for different Len sizes. They are plastic though.
1000781
It depends on which lens you are trying to connect. If its the 18-55 stock lens or the 70-200 zoom, from Canon, I believe, I believe that those are 58mm, already. Please tell me which lens exactly you are using, so I can assist better, Chloe.
1669782
You will need to purchase a adaptation set. I previously had one for other lenses/filters, so it wasn't a problem, but I can see where this might be frustrating if you did not have these.
1528107
This adaptor did not match my lenses. I returned it and never took a pic through it. Good Luck!
1400821
You will need a new 58mm lens cap for when you have the adaptor installed. The original cap that came with the camera will be too small to fit the filter, or any other 58mm accessories you pick up later.
164774
I'll take a guess too. It looks like they use the adapter ring to fit 67mm filters to avoid vignetting with the wide angle lense. Since the number 67 appears in the code for the adapter and the number 60 appears in the code for the lense hood, I'm "guessing" the lense has 60mm threads, which don't exist in any normal filter size.
986467
This is what you should have received: 1) a small drawstring bag to hold it all 2) a lens (the macro) that attaches to 3) the fisheye lens 4) a thin metal ring (the adapter) 5) lens cap for outer lens 6) lens cap for attaching end The macro and fisheye come attached, it may seem like a single lens. If you didn't get 4), you need to contact the seller. If you have a ring that has "58-46mm" printed anywhere, that's #4): attach it to your main lens like you'd attach a filter, and screw the 2) onto that. This isn't a substitute for your main 58mm lens, it's an extension. It doesn't fit directly on the body of your camera, it goes on the end of your lens. If you didn't get the 58-46mm ring and the seller is unresponsive, Google "58-46mm adapter ring." They're not expensive, and are pretty available from anywhere.
913882
You have to put your camera on manual. This adapter doesn't connect to the camera the same way an already compatible lense would.
61992
Lens does not come with the adapter although in my experience I was able to connect the lens without adapter but my camera required the la8. Never needed to use it though
2163454
The threads are very fine...start by turning the threaded section in the opposite direction. This action lines up the threads, then screw the adapters, lenses on as usual...Thats what worked for me...
1864221
I bought mine with the right adapter but you can but it at Best Buy or on Amazon. just look at the size on your lens
859748
Look at your lens (or Google it) to see the thread count. It should say something like 5.8 or 58 which is 58 mm. Some have 37, some have something different. If you need to use an adapter, you're buying the wrong size (thread count) to begin with. You'll get better picture if you buy proper fitting lenses and avoid adapters.
1621263
Remove the existing ring around the lens ( mine is black and easily turns counter clockwise) The adapter then goes in it's place.
1311356
The threads don't matter. The adapter is mounted to the camera, so the mount type is important (Nikon, Canon, etc). Then the lens is mounted to the adapter. You only need to get the converter made for your camera.
1028084
I have encountered the same problem and almost thought about returning it. Be patient. It seems that you could not mount your fd lens to the adapter. It is easier to mount fd lens onto the adapter before installing fd lens+adapter to your camera body. There is not mark or dot to line up, so you have to use your eyes. Visually line up the flange of the adapter (on the side with a screw) to flange rail of fd rail. Ensure adapter's flange goes underneath fd lens's flange rail, so a lens can be held firmly onto the adapter. Then turn the adapter clockwise to lock. Good luck.
1669400
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.