Will this work attached to a Lumix 14-42mm Lens? will it cause vignette?
1746003
I use it on a Lumix LX-3 with the 46mm lens. Haven't used it a great deal as of yet but haven't noticed a problem in that area. The lens has excellent light gathering properties and crisp definition even in low light settings.
1746004
I played around with attaching it to the 14-42mm kit zoom that came with my DMC-GX7 (new version). The threads match, so it's easy to attach, although you don't get as many turns in the filter mount as you do in the adapter it was designed for. No problems with image quality or vignetting noticeable on the camera displays. I didn't have the impression that the extra weight would harm the lens. So I'm planning to use it that way when I need the extra wide angle.
1746005
It connects to the Lumix lens that came with the LX3 . Beautiful W/A results.
916595
It should attach to a lens. It's not made to attach to the camera directly.
1124393
Yes it works fine but it causes vignetting after about f/5.6 (using the aperture ring on the mount)
953736
No it does not. I've used it on my Nikon 80-400VR 4.5 and my now 800mm shots are clear with no vignetting. Hope this helps....Ron
446654
I did not notice any vignetting, but I was using the 14mm f/2.8L II version, which supposedly eliminates that, espically when stopped down to 5.6 - 8.0 range. What I DID find was an absolute unacceptable sharpness falloff about 1/4 from the edge. I thought for a while that I was shipped the original 14mm, because it was notorious for that. Alas, it was the II version and Amazon accepted it back, no questions asked. I am considering ordering another, because there *is* the occasional lemon. I may have just gotten one. A good site for comparisons: &lt;http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/ISO-12233-Sample-Crops.aspx?Lens=454&Camera=453&Sample=0&FLI=0&API=4&LensComp=280&CameraComp=9&SampleComp=0&FLIComp=0&APIComp=4&gt; or http://tinyurl.com/ygt355j Good luck!
534706
Sorry for being this late Pal..... I believe No...... Because when I used Canon EOS glass, images were(in my opinion) equally lit at same stop. I used 50 1.7 & 35 2.8 there was no vignetting. Aperture reaches its lowest point without any problem. Most importantly it doesn't have any play.
903444
It will not. It attaches to to front bayonette on the Olympus 14-42 and the Panasonic lenses do not have this. Panasonic has a wide angle converter but I believe that is only compatible with the 14mm f/2.5 and 14-42 power zoom.
682108
Yes you will see vignetting near the 24mm range and maybe in the 30mm range. If you use the polarizing filter take off the UV filter first. You do not need both on and the more you stack the worse the vignetting will get.
1671738
The answer is yes and no. The 30D is a DSLR, right? Well, it depends entirely on what lens you have on your camera. This lens screws on to any lens that has 58mm diameter thread. It may or may not work depending on your lens's aperture. If you lens has a small aperture, you will get vignetting.
2215159
It will probably work but, it is really difficult to get off. I had a lot of trouble getting it off my lens and when I did I returned it.
1923730
My Lens adapter ring is 67mm and the filter holder inside diameter is approx. 1/2 larger than the adapter ring. I've used an 18-105 lens with the gnd's and haven't experienced vignetting, however, I haven't "tested" the lens for vignetting through the whole range of the focal length. I'm new to gnd's but with the large opening for the filter opening I don't foresee any problems with vignetting. So far I'm well pleased with the filter system, Hope this helps. Pete P.
2017841
It is supposed to work but depends of the lens. It works with my lens which is not a Vivitar. You can try to go on viewbug.com to find more answers to your question. Good luck! Keep me posted about your findings.
1636586
It is actually a lens attachment. It does not go on to the camera body. If your lens is the same size as this attachment then it should. However, I am a novice at this and not a professional photographer. You could also take a copy of the product description and your camera to a local shop and inquire with a knowledgeable associate. Also, if there are local photography clubs near your home you can ask a member of the group. Good luck.
2017839
It is supposed to work but depends of the lens. It works with my lens which is not a Vivitar. You can try to go on viewbug.com to find more answers to your question.Good luck! Keep me posted about your findings.
228625
It will work great,however you will have to ajust the exposure to compensate for the added lens. These lensnormally have instruction with them on how to do this.
2163743
It has a set of adapter rings that screw into the end of the lens just like a filter. The light snaps onto the adapter. Many filters are threaded on both sides so you can stack multiple filters. As long as your filter is threaded on both sides it will work. But I would recommend removing any filters while using this light anyways. When you are that close in with light so close to the camera axis, the potential for lens flare is pretty great. Filters magnify this effect. In fact, I always advise people to stay away from "protective filters" for a variety of reasons but that's another topic entirely.
1331601
I used it with a 150mm lens but it still had some shadowing so I would say anything under 150mm is not going to work well.