The Haida 58-72mm Magnetic Step-Up Ring screws onto the 58mm filter thread of your compatible lens. It lets you magnetically attach 72mm filters from Haida's Magnetic Series. It allows you to step up to 72mm and quickly and easily swap various types of 72mm Haida magnetic filters.

Screws onto 58mm Lens Filter Thread    Allows Magnetic Mounting of 72mm Filters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used in combination with the NiSi 58-mm close-up lens?

A: Chances are you will not be able to focus using both filters combined. And you can get flair and refraction. I would not suggest using both at the same time.

Q: 2. On an MIcro Four Thirds camera would the minimum focal length be 35mm or still the stated 70mm?

A: The usable focal lengths of 70-300mm are based on a full frame sensor.

Q: 3. Are M10 (non II) filters compatible with this?

A: All the original Haida M10 Drop-In Filters and M10 adapters work with the newer Haida M10-II Filter Holder Kit.

Q: 4. Will this 77 mm diopter benefit my Fujinon 16-55 zoom with a 77 mm thread?

A: The NiSi 77mm Close-Up NC Lens Kit II with 67 and 72mm Step-Up Rings offers a diopter strength up to +5 stops. If you are looking to use your FUJIFILM XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR Lens as a macro lens, the NiSi Close-Up ring will be an excellent choice when you zoom the lens to 55mm.

Q: 5. What's the difference between the Skyeye and Wolverine models?

A: The only difference is the new version, Kase Skyeye unlike the Wolverine does not have the extra shock resistance.

Q: 6. are these limited by focal length? if so what is the ideal or limit range in mm ?

A: Hoya 72mm HMC Close-Up Filter Set II (+1, +2, and +4) will work with lenses that have a 72mm filter thread. It's not limited to focal length. Each filter size will work on lenses with the corresponding filter thread.

Q: 7. How is the weight of these close up filters? I want to use them (one at a time) on my Sony RX10 IV and am wondering if their weight is too great and would mess the lens at 600mm.

A: The following Hoya 40.5 filter will not work with Sony drop in filter system. The Hoya filters are to thick to fit in Sony drop in filter system.

Q: 8. How does the shock resistance on the Kase Wolverine filter and adapter model make it any better than Kase Skyeye model?

A: Both Kase Skyeye and Kase Wolverine filters are scratch resistant and offer a similar level of protection against scratches. If you are looking for shock resistance I recommend this Hoya HD3 filter. It is hardened and you can hit it with a wrench to an extent and it won't break. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1177599-REG/hoya_xhd3_82uv_82mm_hd3_uv_filter.html

Q: 9. How many millimeters of extra distance does this push out the filter holder from the filter ring of the lens? I realize the height of this is 11.4mm, but the amount of extension will of course be less. Thanks!

A: The Cokin 72mm Extension Ring increase the distance beween th lens and the filter holder for 5mm. You can stack multiple rings until you get the distance needed for your composition.

Q: 10. Can I combine this with 100mm Macro Lens? Sensor is APSC

A: The NiSi 77mm Close-Up NC Lens Kit II with 67 and 72mm Step-Up Rings will increase the magnification on a macro lens. This add-on lens will fit lenses with a 77mm, 72mm and 67mm filter thread.