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Warranty & 60-Day Returns
Local warranty on eligible items
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Warranty & Returns
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Local warranty on eligible items
Repairs and replacements are handled in South Africa by CameraStuff. No overseas shipping, no long delays.
Godox
2 years
Neewer
2 years
Newell
40 months
Suneast memory cards
5 years
Suneast card readers
2 years
All other brands
1 year
Covered: manufacturing and workmanship defects. Not covered: accidental damage, misuse, normal wear and tear, and consumables such as flash tubes and modelling lamps.
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A step-down ring is a photography accessory that allows a larger filter or accessory to be mounted onto a lens with a smaller filter thread size. For example, if a photographer has a lens with a 58mm filter thread and wants to use a 52mm filter, a step-down ring can be attached to the lens, reducing the filter thread size to 52mm and allowing the filter to be mounted. Step-down rings are useful when a photographer has multiple lenses with different filter thread sizes but wants to use the same set of filters or accessories.
To find your lens' filter size, you can follow these steps:
Look at the front of your lens: The filter size is usually printed on the front of the lens, near the thread where you would attach a filter. It is usually denoted by a symbol that looks like a circle with a diagonal line through it, followed by a number, such as "ø67" or "67mm".
Check the lens manual: The filter size may also be listed in the lens manual, which you can find online or in the box that came with your lens.
Measure the lens thread diameter: If you can't find the filter size on the lens or in the manual, you can measure the diameter of the thread where the filter would be attached using a caliper or ruler. Make sure to measure the inside diameter of the thread, as the outside diameter may be larger.
Once you have determined your lens' filter size, you can purchase filters or step-up rings that match that size.
Tech Sheet:
Made of high-quality aluminum alloy
Precisely machined design ensures a secure fit
Available in a variety of sizes to fit a range of lenses and filters
Easy to attach and detach from your lens or other equipment
Maintains the original image quality of your lens
Allows you to use a variety of filters and attachments to enhance your photography
