Cokin 27-37Mm Step-Up Ring For Photography

Cokin 27-37mm Step-up Ring For Photography

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The Cokin 27-37mm Step-Up Ring for Photographypermits the use of 37mm threaded filters on lenses with 27mm filter threads. It features a lightweight, aluminum-alloy construction that has a corrosion-resistant, anodized finish for durability.

Use 37mm Filters on 27mm Lens Anodized Aluminum Construction

Parameters
Size (Lens to Filter)	27 mm to 37 mm
Ring Thickness	4 mm
Ring Material	Aluminum
Knurling	No
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.02 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4 x 3.7 x 0.1"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. do you have a brass set like this?

A: There are many individual step-up rings made of brass, but there are no sets of brass step-up rings like the Nisha Step-Up Ring Set (Set of 8).

Q: 2. Does this filter allows to use a 67mm filter on 52mm lenses?

A: This will actually do the opposite- this allows you to use a 52mm filter on a 67mm lens. Instead, you will want the 52-67mm step up ring: http://bhpho.to/1clCmra

Q: 3. 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: 4. Would the 49-77 be good for my old Pentax 50mm f2 with a 49mm filter thread? Trying to get all my lenses using 77mm filters and lens caps.

A: it will work for filter and caps if you like , the lens hood would not fit

Q: 5. Can this be used with filters that aren't B+W brand? Such as Firecrest?

A: I've used these step up rings with various filter brands ... Hoya, Nikon, etc...

Q: 6. My email was wrong. Is this a 52mm female thread? to a 48mm male thread?

A: The Sensei 52-48mm Step-Down Ring has female 48mm threads on the front of the ring to allow you to connect a filter with 48mm male threads to the step-down ring. The back of the step-down ring has 52mm male filter threads which will screw into the 52mm female filter threads on the front of your lens.

Q: 7. Does it come with a case, a pouch, or just the step-up rings themselves?

A: While a case/pouch is not included with this kit, the LensCoat FilterPouch 8 (Black), B&H # LELCFP8BK would be suitable. https://bhpho.to/2QthhTj

Q: 8. Where is it made?

A: This item is country of origin China.

Q: 9. could i use this in nikon lens to step down to use with 37mm Firecrest Neutral Density 5.4 Solar Eclipse Filter (18-Stops)?

A: You should be able to, but I am bot sure!

Q: 10. Where is it made?

A: This product is made in China.

Mike	25/09/2024
[4 mm] Not too much to say about it. Seems well made and it will work for my intended purpose - placing a 77mm night time hydrogen alpha filter on the end of my telescope so that it fits just inside the dew shield without falling off. 5

Wikita	01/09/2024
[0.02 lb] Very good quality and not expensive 5

Guy	01/09/2024
[4 x 3.7 x 0.1"] I own several of these rings in various sizes and they have held up well, threads and all. I use them to get a consistent thread size on all my lenses to attach a variable ND for video work. I am just adding to the collection. 5

James D.	25/08/2024
[27 mm to 37 mm] I bought this, along with a UV filter, to use with my Vello Macrofier reverse macro adapter to protect the back side of my lens. I screwed the 60mm side to the adapter and then used a normal 58mm filter(reversed) 5

u8ntcn0	19/08/2024
[4 mm] As a Skydiving Photographer/Videographer, versatility is the name of the game. Owning every possible size of filter you might need is financially impossible. So having Step-Up Rings to adapt to the moment, and the equipment necessary, is essential. They can aslo be useful in avoiding vignetteing. 5

Judi	17/08/2024
[4 x 3.7 x 0.1"] Works perfectly 5

pcbirdman	15/08/2024
[27 mm to 37 mm] I am a world ranking bird lister who has been vidio digiscoping birds for about 5 years now. I have found a unique way of attaching a digital HD video camcorder to a spotting scope. The key is to get the camcorder as close as possible to the scope eye piece without touching! I remove the lens hood to my camcorder and then attach the 37-52 step-up ring to the filter ring on the camcorder. Then I have put together a cylinder of 52-55mm step-up rings attached to a 55-52mm step-down rings in order to make a nice 2 inch 52mm cylinder that fits over the eye piece of my scope. In this way, my camcorder is fixed very nicely on the scope for me to take video. When I am not taking HD video, I can remove the camcorder and ring cylinder in a second in order to just use the spotting scope to look at birds! 5

Larry	13/08/2024
[4 x 3.7 x 0.1"] I bought this ring to add a uv filter to my Canon HF100. Works perfectly and I am happy I bought it.... 5

anyonymous	02/08/2024
[4 x 3.7 x 0.1"] The product works great. My camcorder has a 34mm thread and my lens was a 37mm. This made them work together perfectly! 5