The Heliopan 72-105mm Step-Up Ring (#105) is a step-up ring permitting the use of 105mm threaded filters on a 72mm threaded lens. Constructed of matte black brass, Heliopan step-up rings are highly durable and longer-lasting when compared to aluminum rings.

Use 105mm Filters on 72mm Lens    Brass Ring for Durability    Matte Black Finish Reduces Glare

Efficient solution for use of one size of filters with various sized lenses.

Matte black brass lessens chance of glare.

Rugged construction for ease of use.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Lens, compatible with the Canon 5D Mark II?

A: Yes, as well as most other Canon EOS cameras.

Q: 2. I shoot weddings so it would be helpful to have a lower f-stop for indoor shooting. But with my 6D, I can easily crank up my iso a touch to compensate. Not sure I want to get the 24-70 since I already have the 24-105. What do you think?

A: Cranking up the ISO introduces noise. Not good for selling images to brides and moms. The 24-70 2:8 L series is great for tight quarters and low light while also great for capturing wide angle view of the church or dance with natural light.

Q: 3. Does the replace the Nikon 135mm?

A: The Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 105mm f/1.4E ED Lens is a similar focal length to the Nikon 135mm lens; it doesn't replace it, it's just a different focal length.

Q: 4. Which is better the canon 24-105 or the sigma 24-105 ?

A: I have both a Canon and Sigma lens for my Canon EOS 70D. From my point of view the Canon lens gives better quality images.

Q: 5. this lens made from japan ?

A: Yes. This lens is made in Japan

Q: 6. How this lens compare to the 85 1.8 ?. Difficult to compare between f/1.4 and F/1.8, any direct experience ?

A: Before getting into quality differences between the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 105mm f/1.4E ED Lens and the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/1.8G Lens, a very significant different is the focal length. The perspective from a 105mm lens is different than that from a 85mm lens. This is very much dependent on personal preference and specific application. Aside from this, there are a few benefits to the 105mm. A Nano Crystal Coat has been applied to lens elements to minimize surface and internal reflections for a marked reduction in lens flare and ghosting. Specialized electromagnetic aperture mechanism provides greater exposure control stability that is especially beneficial when working with fast continuous shooting rates, though double check that your camera is compatible with lenses that have this. The 105mm has a better build quality overall. The f1.4 aperture with the longer focal length will provide a shallower depth of field than is possible on the 85mm lens. Overall the 105mm f/1.4E is optically better than the 85mm f/1.8G lens.

Q: 7. I am considering buying the 24-100mm L series f4 IS lens. Based on reviews it is an excellent lens particularly with the 50D. I have also seen reviews complaining of 'lens creep' with this lens.I have a Rebel Ti1 and a 15-85mm lens which has lens creep and it is annoying and problematic.I think the 24-105mm is the best all round every day lens to have in the bag, always on the camera. I do not want this 'creeping' problem with an expensive L series lens although I know the image quality will be good.Should I be really concerned with this potential problem?How many users find it an issue?

A: For me its a small issue.

Q: 8. Is this a good lens for my 60D?

A: This is a great lens. Very versatile and great optics. I only use 2 lenses. This one and a Canon 2.8 70-200.

Q: 9. I was wondering seeing that this lens hasn't got VR on it. how would it be to shoot sports or aircraft in flight at a airshow. or racecars at a race track. Or would I be better off using the 24-70mm f2.8E ED VR lens for taking these pictures. Because of the price for these 2 lens is close to one another I'm trying to decide which lens would be the better choice. Thank You!

A: Not sure if you've actually had the chance to hold this in your hands, but despite the pictures, it is a big lens. But not that big that VR is needed. It's has a large diameter but short length. That being said I'm sure you'll find it useful for many things.However, having taken pictures of air shows (Naval Academy graduations and Andrews AFB) and race cars (Indy 500, Pocono 500 etc..) There are better lenes. At both types of events I use the Sigma 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM | S on a tripod with a three axis head for hand held I use my Nikon V3 with the 1 NIKKOR VR 70-300 f/4.5-5.6. The Nikon 1 system is light enough to track fast moving jets, cars, and birds. I also thinking that the 105 is too short for what you're saying you want to use if for unless your within a hundred feet or so, outside that you may want to use a 200mm minimum.

Q: 10. Does the lens manufacture in Japan?

A: We prefer Japan or another country, but not China!!!