Canon 77Mm Lens Filter

[Haida 100] If you're using the Cokin system, it's a must-have if you have any lens with a 77mm filter.

[52 mm] I have used The Canon 250D and 500D Close-up lenses in the 77mm, 72mm and 58mm sizes with a number of lenses (Nikon & Fujinon mounts) and if you work with the limitations and parameters of this screw-on, somewhat heavy, filter-like attachment, and attach it to a very sharp lens, the results can be stunning. Unlike a macro lens, you are limited to a narrow focus range of just a few inches, so you cannot use it for macro and then turn and snap a photo of something 10 feet away without removing it. Another tip is that you can't stack it on top of another filter, as this moves the glass away from the front element of your lens and changes the optical formula. The 250D and the 500D cover different focal ranges, so be sure and get the one that is appropriate for your lens. This particular 52mm model, I use on my Zeiss Touit 32mm, mounted on my Fujifilm XE-2. (see pics)

[77 mm] It works fine with the z-pro filter holder and a 77mm lens.

[0.125 lb] I've become a great fan of the versatile and easy to use Lee 100 Filter System! Of course to mount any filter to a lens you need to match the size with the lens diameter. The Lee system is no different. This 77mm adaptor allows the filter holder to be easily clipped on for use with 100mm square or rectangle filters as well as a 105mm polarizer. This adaptor ring provides a well made, durable, simple and elegant solution to integrate with the Lee 100 Filter System on a lens with a 77mm filter size.

[77 mm] Is there a better filter for your Canon Lens?!

[0.23 lb] I use this polarizer with all my 77mm Canon lenses.

[0.35 lb] I bought the filter for two specific shoots. Both went well and I have no complaints. I used the filter on my 77mm Canon 17-40mm L for shoots early morning and late evening in the Fall Colors and the results were fantastic. Would recommend to others. Didn't find anything I didn't like.

I bought the filter for two specific shoots. Both went well and I have no complaints. I used the filter on my 77mm Canon 17-40mm L for shoots early morning and late evening in the Fall Colors and the results were fantastic. Would recommend to others. Didn't find anything I didn't like.

[0.035 lb] The Sensei works as well, or even better than the Canon cap. I am going to try their 77mm cap

[Glass] The 77mm 81A filter is a much better choice then a standard UV lens. Creates warmer tones and brighter colors on overcast days or when shooting with an electronic flash. I'm extremely happy with this filter. I'm using it on a Nikkor 12-24 1:4 G ED Lens.