
Tiffen
Tiffen 5277SUR 52-77mm Step Up Filter Ring
1.0 lb
One affordable ring unlocks your entire 77mm filter collection for lenses down to 52mm — no duplicate filters needed.
$13.99*
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Overview
Key Features
Country Of Origin: United States
Model Number: 5277SUR
Product Type: Camera Lens Filters
Item Package Weight: 1.0 lb
Specifications
Brand
Tiffen
Model
5277SUR
Filter Thread (From)
52mm
Filter Thread (To)
77mm
Material
Aluminum
Color
Black
Country of Origin
United States
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this ring let me use my 77mm polarizer on a 52mm lens?
Yes — that's exactly what it's built for. The Tiffen 5277SUR threads onto your 52mm lens and accepts any standard 77mm filter on the front. Your CPL, ND, or UV filter threads on just like it would on a native 77mm lens.
Does stacking this ring with a filter cause vignetting?
On wide-angle lenses — particularly anything below 24mm on full frame — the added length of the step-up ring combined with a thick-framed filter can clip the corners of the frame. On standard to telephoto focal lengths, vignetting is not typically an issue.
How secure is the fit on a 52mm lens thread?
The aluminum construction threads on firmly without play when properly seated. Like any filter ring, hand-tighten only — over-torquing can make removal difficult, especially if a filter is also threaded onto the front.
Can I stack multiple step-up rings to bridge an even larger gap?
Technically yes, but each additional ring adds length and increases the vignetting risk on wider lenses. For a 52-to-77mm jump specifically, this single ring handles the full step without needing an intermediate ring.
Does this ring work with Tiffen filters only?
No — it accepts any standard 77mm threaded filter regardless of brand. The thread pitch is the universal photographic standard.