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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 454300" data-attributes="member: 13196">To use the step-up rings you posted, you'd have to use all of them together--starting with the one that fits your lens and ending with the one that fits your filter. Instead, you can buy one ring that fits the lens and steps up to the filter size rather than stacking several rings together. Like this one: <a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/809614-REG/Sensei_sur5258_52_58mm_Step_Up_Ring.html" target="_blank">Sensei 52-58mm Step-Up Ring SUR-5258 B&amp;H Photo Video</a>If you buy that set of rings, you'd need to check all of them each time before using to make sure none are loose. And either take them all apart for easier storage, or leave them together which takes up more room in your bag. Since you are planning on using a filter for a wide angle lens (18mm), you may want to consider a slim profile filter. Otherwise you may very well run into some vignetting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hark, post: 454300, member: 13196"] To use the step-up rings you posted, you'd have to use all of them together--starting with the one that fits your lens and ending with the one that fits your filter. Instead, you can buy one ring that fits the lens and steps up to the filter size rather than stacking several rings together. Like this one: [url=http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/809614-REG/Sensei_sur5258_52_58mm_Step_Up_Ring.html]Sensei 52-58mm Step-Up Ring SUR-5258 B&H Photo Video[/url] If you buy that set of rings, you'd need to check all of them each time before using to make sure none are loose. And either take them all apart for easier storage, or leave them together which takes up more room in your bag. Since you are planning on using a filter for a wide angle lens (18mm), you may want to consider a slim profile filter. Otherwise you may very well run into some vignetting. [/QUOTE]

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