The 55 to 58mm Kase Magnetic Step-Up Ring allows you to attach 58mm magnetic Kase Wolverine filters to lenses with a 55mm filter thread. The step-up ring is made of steel and screws onto the front filter thread of your lens. Your magnetic Wolverine filters can then be easily snapped on and off. Kase Wolverine magnetic step-up rings are compatible with both the Wolverine and Revolution lines of filters.

Screws onto 55 Lens Filter Threads; Accepts 58 Wolverine Magnetic Filters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can these be used on THREADED filters that are NOT Kase magnetic filters?

A: The Kase 77mm Wolverine Magnetic Stack Cap Set can be used on THREADED filters that are NOT Kase magnetic filters

Q: 2. Can this filter be used with sonya7iv and a7Rv?

A: The Kase Wolverine 82mm IR 720 Infrared Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring can be used with the Sony a7iv and a7Rv if the filter size of the mounted lens is 82mm.

Q: 3. Can this cap be used on the k9 100mm filter kit?

A: Because the front of the filter on the k9 100mm filter kit is a 90mm, this cap will not work unfortunately.

Q: 4. Is the Kase wolverine glass substrate the same as their other filters (Schott B270) except chemically strengthen?

A: we do not have this level of information. It is made of optical glass.

Q: 5. will this replace the CPL in the 77mm kase magnetic filter set that I lost?

A: Yes, they are one in the same.

Q: 6. If I use a 77mm step up ring will it work with my magnetic ring on the lens?

A: The Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) is not a magnetic filter. The Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) is manufactured from aluminum. As such, unless your filter has front filter threads that may be used with the Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) or the 77mm step-up ring you wish to purchase, your results may vary.

Q: 7. Are the Wolverine and Skyeye magnetic filters interchangeable? Can a Skyeye filter work in a Wolverine holder and visa-versa?

A: Yes, It is the same magnetic system. Kase Skyeye and Kase Wolverine are compatible and work with the same Kase Magnetic Step-Up Adapter Ring.

Q: 8. Will the sensor still 'see' the laser and its effects? I want to record a 5mW laser being 'split' by a prism.

A: You will unlikely see the laser effect when using the Kase Wolverine Magnetic 82mm Anti-Laser Protective Filter with Adapter Ring. From the information that we have, this filter is needed for lasers that are 10 watts or higher. You do not need this filter when using a 5-milliwatt laser unless it is pointed directly at the camera.

Q: 9. If I use this filter to block light from distant city, will it also affect the Halogen light I use to light paint?

A: The Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) is designed to reduce light pollution when photographing the sky during long-exposure night photography. It was not originally intended for light painting usage needs. Halogen lights will output light that may be suppressed by the filter, but it may depend on the intensity of the light as to the effect the filter may have on the halogen light (the filter is designed to reduce background light glow). Your results may vary, and would require testing to see if it would work for your planned usage needs.

Q: 10. Using only this filter and with Revolution inline ring installed, will you see vignetting on an Canon 15-35mm RF L 2.8 lens?

A: You will probably not get vignetting with the Kase Magnetic ND64 (6-Stop) CPL Filter (82mm) and inlaid adapter since the inlaid adapter allows the filter to stay very close to the lens. Only way to know for sure is to try it out though.