Tiffen 72-77Mm Step-Up Ring Lens Converter

Tiffen 72-77mm Step-up Ring Lens Converter

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The Tiffen 72-77mm Step-Up Ring Lens Converteris a step-up ring permitting the use of 77mm threaded filters on a 72mm threaded lens. The ring is constructed from aluminum alloy to help prevent filter jamming.

Use 77mm Filters on 72mm Lens Aluminum Alloy Ring

Parameters
Size (Lens to Filter)	72 mm to 77 mm
Ring Material	Aluminum
Knurling	No
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.2 x 4.2 x 0.9"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the front of the cinemorph thread able? Cause im planning to thread a black pro mist and variable nd filter both size 82mm , so i need to use another step up rings on top of the cinemorph itself

A: The Vid-Atlantic 77mm CineMorph Blue Streak Filter with 72-77mm Step-Up Ring, BH #VIVAMP77CBLU, has 77mm front accessory filter threads. As such, the Vid-Atlantic 77mm CineMorph will work with 77mm screw-in filters, though you will need a step-up ring for larger filters. If you have filters that have 82mm filter threads, I would then also recommend purchasing the Sensei PRO 77-82mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring, B&H # SESURPA7782, for your usage needs.

Q: 2. Do these step up rings fit the Xume magnetic rings that get added to a non-magnetic filter?

A: While it is possible that the Xume rings could fit, they have not been tested to our knowledge.

Q: 3. What is the difference between the kit and just the step-up ring? I see that both options are for sale

A: The Kase Wolverine Revolution Magnetic Step-Up Ring Kit (67-77mm) comes with inlaid rings which allow the filter to be closer to the lens and allow for an unthreaded magnetic filter to snap on the ring. The Kase Wolverine Revolution Magnetic Step-Up Ring (67-77mm) is just the step-up ring.

Q: 4. This can use on sigma 18-35 without vignetting?

A: It has not been tested on the Sigma 18-35mm lens specifically but since it has the step up ring, it most likely would not vignette.

Q: 5. Does this work with older Wolverine (non-revolution) filters?

A: Yes, the Kase Wolverine Revolution Magnetic Step-Up Ring (82-95mm) is compatible with both Wolverine and Revolution line of filters.

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. Does using a 62 mm lense instead of a 52 mm lense make a difference in photo quality?

A: In general, no. However, it can be used to prevent vignetting on a wide angle lens with a standard ring polarizer or when stacking more than one filter on a lens.

Q: 8. Will this 62-82mm adapter ring be compatible with the Kase K9 Filter Holder Kit (K100 System)?

A: Yes, the will thread to the Kase 82mm Magnetic Lens Adapter Ring included with the Kase K9 100mm Filter Holder Kit.

Q: 9. 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: 10. Would this pair with a Sigma 18-35 without a terrible amount of vignetting?

A: No, you would get a lot of vigentting.

Serge	24/09/2024
[72 mm to 77 mm] The threads are well made on this step up ring; used on Sony and Sigma lenses. Item is solid and well built. 5

Arthur	22/09/2024
[72 mm to 77 mm] Excellent quality - perfect fit and finish plus a high quality exact-fit storage case to protect it when off the camera. 5

Garry	22/09/2024
[72 mm to 77 mm] I bought this brass ring as a replacement for an aluminum one, which was constantly getting stuck onto various filters. Decoupling the filters and the ring was a major hassle, even with lens wrenches. While the brass seemed a bit expensive, it turned out to be well worth it to me. It goes on and comes off easily. I'd buy it again. 5

Christopher	21/09/2024
[Aluminum] I needed a quality step up ring now that I've grown my lens family and this is one that is worth the price. 5

WERNERSAM	26/08/2024
[Aluminum] No compréis los de aluminio, no parecen resistentes a trabajos pesados. 5

Geoff	28/07/2024
[0.1 lb] It was a big day and a marriage made in heaven. One with GAS, like me, prides oneself in owning as many 77mm filters as humanly possible. It only took a few decades to find these gems! PolarPro makes a solid product. 5

Thien	23/07/2024
[0.1 lb] I had bought a Sensei pro step up ring before for my 100-400 lens. These new step up rings are very similar and are good quality like the other ones. The brass construction helps against accidental stuck rings. They fit into my circular polarizer well and is easy to use. One tip when using step up rings is that you want to buy the normal UV filter and not a nano or slim version as there are not enough threads in the slim UV filters. 5

WERNERSAM	07/07/2024
[Aluminum] Don't buy the aluminum ones, they don't seem resistant to heavy work. 5

Michael H.	19/05/2024
[0.1 lb] Really great ring. Is it worth the extra dollars? Up to you, but I do think that it has a great texture on the side and really appreciate the sturdy feel of it. 5

Joseph	29/04/2024
[0.1 lb] The brass step up rings are much easier to work with than the cheaper versions. If you're swapping filters more than one a month, brass is worth it. 5