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Step
Up Adapter Ring 52mm Lens to 58mm Filter Size

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Adorama Step Up Adapter Ring 52mm Lens to 58mm Filter Size

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Manufacturer: Adorama
Model: SUR5258
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Adorama
Label: Adorama

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Adorama Step-Up Adapter Ring allows you to use larger size filters on lenses with a smaller diameter thread. The first number is the size that screws into the lens, the second number is the filter size.
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It works 2008-09-29
I have a bunch of 58 mm filters that I wanted to use on a 52mm threaded lens. This solves that problem.

Don't go the other way, or you will interfere in the image.




Works great 2008-02-08
I bought these so I could use my 58mm filters on a smaller 52mm lens. They were inexpensive and they work well.


It just works 2006-02-28
What can I say, it works as advertised. Just a small caution to would-be circular polarizer filter users, don't overtighten or you will have an awful time trying to remove it.

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