Q: Will the adapter work on my camera and lens?

A: The adapter is compatible with any SLR or DSLR lens that is able to wear a filter. This means it should have a thread (the part where you can screw a filter onto the front of the lens).

The adapter is 55mm in diameter, so it will fit on your lens without an adapter ring if your lens wears 55mm filters.

Q: Will it work with my non-DSLR?

A: It may! If you can use standard SLR-style filters on your lens, it should work. Some cameras have adapters that let them use standard SLR-mount filters. For example, this adapter for the Canon G9 allows you to use any of our lens adapters!

Q: How do I know what kind of adapter ring I need?

A: If you already have a filter on your lens, it will have a number on it in millimeters. Your lens will probably have it written on it, also. You can even take a peek at the backside of your lenscap, it's written there too.

Still stumped? We can help! Just click the drop down menu as if you're going to choose a size, and choose the very last option. Our handy dandy product picker will help you pick just the right size.

Q: What focal length should my lens be?

A: The wider your focal length is, the more of a wide angle effect you'll get with the adapter. We used a standard 50mm lens for our photos.

Q: How do I convert it into a macro lens?

A: Oh-so easy! The top part of the lens twists off. Unscrew it to remove the wide angle segment (and set it somewhere safe). Your adapter is now in macro mode!

Q: The corners of my photos look kind of fuzzy when I use the wide angle adapter. Is that normal?

A: Yep! This is vignetting that happens when you have a wider angle.

Q: What's this Ultimate Kit all the kids are raving about these days?

A: The Ultimate Kit comes with all 7 adapter rings, so you can attach your wide angle adapter to pretty much any lens you happen to meet. Neat!