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- #286 in Camera Lens Adapters & Converters
Product Description
Kase 67mm Magnetic Filter Adapter Ring Kit Pro includes 3 magnetic adapter rings, a magnetic ring for 67mm thread filter, a magnetic ring for 67mm camera lens and a 67mm magnetic inlaid ring, which convert your 67mm traditional thread filter to a magnetic filter, enable you to quickly install and replace thread filters to capture fleeting moments.
Install the ring for filter on the filter and the ring for lens on the lens. Both adapter rings are magnetic for quick docking.
Notice: After using the ring for lens, the original lens hood can't be installed on lens.
You can choose to screw the ring for lens or inlaid ring for lens on the camera lens, then the thread filter equipped with ring for filter will attach to lens magnetically.
Magnetic Inlaid Ring for Lens and Thread Filter
- After screwing the inlaid ring into lens, not only magnetic filter, but also original lens cap and lens hood can be installed on lens directly.
- Compared to conventional adapter ring, the inlaid ring reduces the distance between the filter and the lens, when multiple magnetic filters are stacked, it can effectively avoid vignetting.
- The inlaid ring can be screwed into thread filter, and other magnetic filter can be stacked on it.
- When the inlaid ring and ring for filter are installed on the thread filter, the thread filter can be transformed into a double-sided magnetic filter.
Le Brew
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2024
I have a few nice filters that are older screw-on style and when I decided to upgrade to a magnetic filter system I did some research to see which company had the ability to incorporate existing screw on filters. The only one that I found was KASE filters. By using the KASE DIY MAGNETIC CAMERA LENS FILTER ADAPTER KIT PRO, I could update a screw on filter there by converting it to a magnetic filter. This way my old filters would still be a viable part of my filter system. Luckily, I only had three or four that I wanted to do this with so it wasn’t too much more of an expense.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
I recently switched to magnetic filters for my lenses and ended up buying the Freewell filters and Kase magnetic adapter rings. Filters and Kase adapter rings have the same magnetic polarity and are compatible.
C. Tucker
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024
This is an interesting idea. In situations where you are constantly adding and removing a filter (like when using a polarizer for landscape shots), this could be very helpful. It does have a few drawbacks, though.The system has four parts: A ring that you screw onto your lens; A ring that you screw onto your filter; a magnetic band that you attach to the back of the filter ring; and a tool for unscrewing the parts when they get stuck together.The same effect could have been achieved with two parts, if the ring that screws onto the filter were magnetic. As it is, I worry that the magnetic ring, the unscrewing tool, or both would get lost when using in the field. The added height, also, could be an issue with wide-angle lenses.It is a well-built system that targets a real photography pain point, but I don't know if it is well-designed enough to actually solve that pain point.
Jeff
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2023
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Eric
Reviewed in Canada on November 28, 2023
This seemed like a really interesting solution for those of us with tons of threaded filters, but a dedicated magnetic filter set is probably still going to be your best bet. The magnet on both the inlaid ring and threaded ring are just too weak to hold filters convincingly. If you are an event photo/video grapher there's a fair chance you could drop your filters if you're not careful.VND or CPL filters also suffer from not being able to turn properly. Instead the magnetic ring just keeps spinning infinitely when you try to adjust.
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