
Cokin
Cokin 10852 28-37 mm Step Up Ring Adapter
Adapt Your Lenses for Versatile FiltrationThe Cokin 28-37 mm Step Up Ring allows you to adapt filters and accessories with a 37mm thread to lenses with a 28mm front ring diameter, providing greater flexibility for your photography needs. Specifications Type: Step Up Ring Lens Compatibility: 28...
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Overview
Adapt Your Lenses for Versatile Filtration
The Cokin 28-37 mm Step Up Ring allows you to adapt filters and accessories with a 37mm thread to lenses with a 28mm front ring diameter, providing greater flexibility for your photography needs.
Specifications
- Type: Step Up Ring
- Lens Compatibility: 28mm Lens Thread
- Filter Compatibility: 37mm Filter Thread
Key Features
Allows the use of filters with a larger thread diameter than the front of the lens
Attaches 37 mm filter to 28 mm camera lens thread
Specifications
Type
Step Up Ring Adapter
Lens Thread Diameter
28 mm
Filter Thread Diameter
37 mm
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of this Cokin 10852 adapter?
This adapter is designed to allow the use of filters with a larger thread diameter than the front of the lens, specifically attaching a 37 mm filter to a 28 mm camera lens thread.
Can this adapter be used to attach a smaller filter to a larger lens?
No, this is a step-up ring, meaning it's designed to adapt a smaller lens thread (28 mm) to a larger filter thread (37 mm).
What lens thread sizes is this specific adapter compatible with?
This Cokin 10852 adapter is designed for camera lenses with a 28 mm thread diameter.
What filter thread sizes can be attached using this adapter?
This adapter is designed to attach filters with a 37 mm thread diameter.
Does using this adapter affect optical quality?
While the adapter itself does not contain optical elements, any adapter can potentially introduce issues like vignetting, especially with wide-angle lenses, by moving the filter further from the lens.