📸 XCSOURCE 20pcs Filter Ring Adapter Set - Step Up/Down Rings 26-82mm for UV Filters - DC162 Review

I didn't notice but there is no 58mm or 49mm adapter, both very common sizes. I know it's my fault for not reading it, but I'm very unhappy that this kit only fits one of my three lenses. Some terrible odds, to be honest.

These are inexpensive rings so be careful not to overtighten or you may not be able to remove them. I'm happy with them. Before buying I looked at a review by Darren Levine; the guy is pretty much spot on. Gave 5 stars; because they are exactly what I expected and not what they compare to much more expensive products.

Tested once and the base ring is already sticking to my lens. I even tried a wrench, risking damaging the lens, but to no avail. Not something I'd ever want to use on a set as mistakes like this take up valuable time and can really disrupt a production schedule. At the same time, I have no idea what to do with the stuck adapter.

Nice combination and high quality rings. However, my package arrived with a broken ring. The physical alteration was more expensive than just leaving it as it came as the particular ring that didn't work (it doesn't have threads) isn't the size I use most, but I'm all happy to have it anyway. wanted a fully functional product. My friend ordered the exact same item and it came out great so I guess I was just unlucky. So I think it was a good buy.

Bargain. I wasn't expecting the highest quality at this price point but I already have most of what I need on step rings and wanted to have everything just in case. Here's the synopsis: Several reviewers mentioned the wrong size, the ones I received are all together (see photo) - Quality seems fine, markings are very clear and pretty - Made from aluminum if you want premium; Pay more and buy brass rings. Everything came individually wrapped, clean, with no marks. The carving is fine, a little…

Like many people I assumed that given the sheer number of rings advertised they would undoubtedly convert most if not all of the popular sizes. Maybe even all sizes known to man. I bought it mainly to use larger filters with new mirrorless lenses. But to my surprise, #58, 49, or 46. I can't use it on my mirrorless or telephoto lenses. This is not the solution I was hoping for. Now I have a couple of rings and I only need three of them. . . I still have to buy filters for my mirrorless lenses so

All this although I usually use several sizes of adapter rings to take full advantage of my filter set which I intentionally bought with larger diameters from 67mm to 62mm. Until recently, I've added digital cameras with lenses of different diameters to my collection. So it's time to buy a complete set of these rings, which is cheaper than buying individual rings. It is well made and individually wrapped. All-metal, very light, filter diameter clearly marked in white. So far no problems with…

I often use adapters - both step-up and step-down. I could order any size as needed and save a few bucks on that one order, but then I'd have to order a different one the next time I want to adapt my filter or reversing ring to a different lens - or if I need a 55mm filter found for a small fraction of the price of the 52mm size. This set is actually two sets as it contains both an up and down filter. Rings - cover every need I can think of. It's even sized at 43mm to fit the optional Raynox…