Heliopan 75-77Mm Step-Up Ring For Filters

Heliopan 75-77mm Step-up Ring For Filters

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The Heliopan 75-77mm Step-Up Ring for Filtersis a step-up ring permitting the use of 77mm threaded filters on a 75mm threaded lens. Constructed of matte black brass, Heliopan step-up rings are highly durable and longer-lasting when compared to aluminum rings.

Use 77mm Filters on 75mm Lens Brass Ring for Durability Matte Black Finish Reduces Glare

Parameters
Size (Lens to Filter)	75 mm to 77 mm
Ring Material	Brass
Knurling	No
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.075 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	3.95 x 3.25 x 0.75"

Efficient solution for use of one size of filters with various sized lenses.

Matte black brass lessens chance of glare.

Rugged construction for ease of use.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the outside diameter of this ring? Is it 100mm so that I can use a push on lens cap?

A: The outside diameter is around 97mm-98mm. A 100mm lens cap will be loose.

Q: 2. I need to step up from 48mm to 77mm. Can I use this ring in combination with a 58 to 77mm ring?

A: To mount 77mm filters on a lens with 48mm threads, you can use the Heliopan 48-58mm Step-Up Ring (#184) with any 58-77mm Step-Up Ring. Sensei PRO 58-77mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring, BH #SESURPA5877, is a good option.

Q: 3. is this 43x0.5 or 43x0.75?

A: The Heliopan 43-46mm Step-Up Ring (#243) has a 0.75 thread pitch.

Q: 4. Can this cause vignetting on a Laowa 7.5mm lens?

A: The Heliopan 46-58mm Step-Up Ring will not cause vignetting if attached to the Laowa 7.5 lens, but the "lens hood" must be removed to allow for the connection of the 46-58 step up ring.

Q: 5. I need to mount a 62mm filter on a 72mm lens, do I need a step up ring or a step down ring?

A: You would need a 62mm to 72mm step down ring.

Q: 6. Hi what is the outer diameter of this Step-up Ring?Actually I am looking for a Push-on lens cap...Any brand that you recommend, which fits?Thank you

A: Rather than a push-on cap, you will be better off using a Hood Hat type of covering, such as those seen at the following link: http://bhpho.to/1w9ZAZT

Q: 7. What is the pitch of the 86-95 step up ring? Does it match the Otus 85mm?

A: Sorry but unable to help. Don't know the Otus and don't know the pitch. All I can say is, that it's a quality ring.

Q: 8. Does this fit onto Leica Elmarit-R lens with series VII filter thread?

A: Apparently there are two versions of this lens. Series VII retaining ring should be 54mm so this step ring should get you to a 55mm filter size.

Q: 9. What is the thread pitch of the 43mm threads?

A: The thread pitch is not listed for this adapter. However it will allow you to use 52mm Filters on a 43mm Lens.

Q: 10. Will this step up ring work with a Leica Noctilux 50mm 0.95 lens?

A: The Heliopan 60-77mm Step-Up Ring (#644) (B&H# HESUR6077) will fit the 60mm filter thread of the Leica Noctilux-M 50mm f/0.95 ASPH. Lens (Black) (B&H# LE50095NB). As such, you'll be able to add 77mm filters to that lens.

Sisko	13/08/2024
[0.075 lb] It does what is was designed for and the quality is excellant. No problem with binding as with cheaper rings. 5

SUN	05/08/2024
[75 mm to 77 mm] I have older version of Leica R 35/2 lens. It takes 48mm filters or I can use step-up rings for 52mm or any larger size filters. Well, the problem is that 48mm filters can be hardly found. If I did find them, they are very expensive. So I purchased 48-52mm step up ring by Heliopan that is what I review now. Heliopan step up rings are fantastic, because they are brass rings, not aluminum ones. They will not bind nor cross thread either. I have all sort of step up rings by B+W, but they are anodized aluminum. I don't trust their rigidity. Also they sometimes are stuck with filter rims, so binding is a real problem with any brand name step-up, -down rings as long as they are made from aluminum. Heliopan 48-52 mm ring is a bit heavy, but I like its solid feel and it gives me a worry free confidence from binding or cross thread. It will last than any filters or myself for that matter! 5

IGotGear	24/05/2024
[0.075 lb] Hefty, durable ring. Dense brass. Smooth threads. Optimal release properties. Works best with THIN ring filters. Old style, thick ring filters will have longer male threads, causing the filter end to hit bottom before filter shoulder makes contact with Step-Up ring rim. Regardless, it works. 5

anyonymous	11/05/2024
[0.075 lb] I wanted a step down ring to use with a Nikon 24-70mm lens (82mm) to allow the use of my existing 77mm Lee Filter adaptor. After reading many reviews of the rings available, I decided it would be best to spend more to get a stronger brass ring rather than the less expensive aluminum rings. I have an assortment of smaller aluminum rings and these to tend to stick sometimes and can be hard to remove and the aluminum threads are easily damaged and cross threading can be a problem, if one is not very careful with these. I have not actually had an occasion to use the brass ring, yet; but I have put it onto the 24-70 lens to see how it feels. It is easy to thread onto and off of the lens and feels very solid. 5

Joe	30/11/-0001
[Brass] There are less expensive rings, but seem silly to put a low cost ring on a $3000 or higher lens. Threads on and off easily! 5