Tiffen 52-62Mm Step-Up Ring For Camera Lenses

Tiffen 52-62mm Step-up Ring For Camera Lenses

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The Tiffen 52-62mm Step-Up Ring for Camera Lensesis a step-up ring permitting the use of 62mm threaded filters on a 52mm threaded lens. The ring is constructed from aluminum alloy to help prevent filter jamming.

Use 62mm Filters on 52mm Lens Aluminum Alloy Ring

Parameters
Size (Lens to Filter)	52 mm to 62 mm
Ring Material	Aluminum
Knurling	No
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.05 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.25 x 4.2 x 0.95"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use it like a regular 52-82 Step-Up Ring?

A: Yes, the NiSi 52-82mm Step-Up Ring for 100mm V5/V5 Pro/V6/V7/C4 Holder could be use as a standard step up ring to connect 82mm in the front thread.

Q: 2. does it work on sigma 56mm 1.8 ?

A: If you are referring to the Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens, then yes, the Vid-Atlantic 58mm Anamorphic Bokeh Filter with 52-58mm Step-Up Ring would be compatible for use on the Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens. However, as the Sigma lens uses 55mm filter threads, you may also need to purchase the Sensei PRO 55-58mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring, B&H # SESURPA5558, to connect the filter onto your Sigma lens.

Q: 3. IS this only compatible with freewell magnetic filters? or can it be used with other brands as well?

A: Guaranteed compatibility is only with Freewell magnetic filters unfortunately.

Q: 4. What colour flare does this model have?

A: The color of the flare could be green, blue, white or orange depending on visible spectrum of different light sources passing through the filter. I found green to orange most often.

Q: 5. My step up ring is stuck on my ND filter. Has anyone had this issue? How do I remove it?

A: Your best bet is to use a filter wrench, click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/327agOs

Q: 6. Will this ring fit Tiffen 55mm Circular Polarizing Filter

A: Yes it will.

Q: 7. Is this the Glass-Less Version without the flare ?

A: This filter has glass.

Q: 8. Does this cause heavy vignetting with prime lenses for example 50mm?

A: No, you should not get vignetting with a 50mm lens.

Q: 9. Where is it made?

A: This item is country of origin China.

Q: 10. what material are these made out of?

A: This Nisha Step-Up Ring Set is comprised of aluminum.

Robert	27/09/2024
[0.05 lb] I've got a couple of small prime lenses that are great for shooting video. So, with a couple of inexpensive step-up rings, I can use my 67mm polarizer and variable neutral density filters to shoot wide open in sunshine. 5

Thomas	22/08/2024
[0.05 lb] Its a B+W shall I say anymore? It does exactly what I expected it to do and is copper clad so it'll not warp in cold weather. 5

Susan	08/07/2024
[52 mm to 62 mm] fits nice and is easy to put on 5

JJ	07/07/2024
[Aluminum] This is just a great step-up ring. It is very thin and well constructed, so you won't see any vignetting. Totally recommended. 5

anyonymous	05/07/2024
[0.05 lb] Typical high B&W quality. Perfect fit in the lens threads. 5

Cory	17/06/2024
[0.05 lb] I really like not having to buy additional polarizing and ND filters. Works seamlessly. 5

anyonymous	12/06/2024
[52 mm to 62 mm] I use it on my nifty fifty and my ef-s 24mm. I put a 67mm ND fader on it. You can really touch the quality. It's not a cheap metal ring. It has texture. So, it is easier to put screw in and out. Note that the smallish focus ring of the 50mm 1.8 II is hard to handle with the ring on. Autofocus will be your only solution for certain situations. That problem will not occur for other lenses (or the newest 50mm 1.8) where the focus ring is not on the very end of the lens. 5

James D.	28/05/2024
[52 mm to 62 mm] Best construction cost money and it is worth it. This is much better than the aluminum ones. 5

Rick	03/05/2024
[0.05 lb] In typical B&W fashion, this ring appears to be made perfectly. Inner and outer threads are very smooth. 5

anyonymous	23/04/2024
[Aluminum] I use this on my Mamiya 645 80mm 2:8 as I have 62mm B&W 10 stop and 3 stop ND filters. It works perfectly...the filters screw in effortlessly. This is exactly why I buy B&W products. When I am shooting in the field, I do not want anything less. 5