The Raynox 37-30.5mm Step-Up Ring is a reliable and economical way to use filters. For example, a Raynox 37-30.5mm Step-Up ring would allow you to use 37mm filters on lenses with a 30.5mm front filter thread size.

Small, efficient way to save space and money at the same time

Allows user to buy fewer filters but continue to shoot the images they want

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used on a Nikon AF Micro-Nikkor 200mm/f4?

A: Depending on which camera you re using it on.It usually works on the standard zoom lens. However if the front element of your lens is 52-67MM it might work

Q: 2. Do you use the Raynox 250 with extension tubes. I have an Olympus micro 4/3rds system with a 60mm macro lens.

A: The Raynox 250 lens includes a Snap-on universal mount suitable for 52mm to 67mm filter sizes. You could use it alone or instead use an extension tube set for MFT.

Q: 3. Anyway to make this work on a Tamron 70-200 2.8. 77mm lens? Any other product with same results?

A: You would be better off using a 77mm thread matching macro adapter like the Opteka 77mm 10x High Definition II Professional Macro Conversion Lens which would go on the front of your Tamron lens.

Q: 4. Will it fit Canon rf 35 mm 1.8 mm?

A: Yes, the Raynox DCR-250 2.5x Super Macro Lens will fit the Canon RF 35mm f/1.8 Macro IS STM Lens, which has a 52 mm (Front) filter thread.

Q: 5. Will the raynox DCR 250 work on a Sony Cybershot DSCH 400 63x?

A: the DCR 250 is great way to explore the world of macro if you're on a limited budget, The Raynox DCR-250 is not a dedicated lensmeaning you cant attach it directly to your camera. Youll have to clip it to a lens with a filter size between 52mm to 67mm. The clips grab on to the internal ring on the front lens element. if your sense is smaller than 52 mm you'll need a step down ring. also check that you can add a filter to the lens. What is so great about the Raynox DCR-250 is that you can easily clip it to most lenses and instantly increase your magnification power

Q: 6. Is there a adapter for a thread of 82mm that I can use to put this product on?

A: The rear thread of the Raynox DCR-250 2.5x Super Macro Lens is 43mm. Various step-down rings can be used to adapt to an 82mm thread, but there is a chance of getting vignetting. Consider using the Sensei 82-67mm Step-Down Ring with the Sensei 67-49mm Step-Down Ring and the Sensei 49-43mm Step-Down Ring. See the links below: https://bhpho.to/41rjj8p https://bhpho.to/3odVq68 https://bhpho.to/3mAeKKk

Q: 7. Sir I have nikon d60 with 18-55 lens, could you tell me which one is best for me for jewellery photography

A: DCR 250 should work fine for youit comes with 52-67 adapter

Q: 8. Will it fit the Sony 90mm macro lens

A: Yes, but this adapter is made for telephoto lenses, in macro lenses gives poor quality images and a lot of distortion, because macro lenses have the first cristal inside. Best lens for this is 150mm or more telephoto.

Q: 9. can I use SB 700 NIKON Lens for macro photography? Which diffuser is suitable for that ?

A: sorry SB 700 FLASH NOT LENS

Q: 10. Can this be used with a Bridge camera like the PAnasonic Lumix FZ70 ?

A: This Super Macro lens has a universal clamp for lens ranging from 52mm-67mm. So it will connect directly to your Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ70 lens.