Samigon Step-Up Ring 62-67 mm
Samigon

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$7.95
Key Features
- Converts a 62mm lens filter thread to accept 67mm filters and accessories.
- Practical step-up design lets you share larger filters across multiple lenses.
- Ideal for mounting 67mm UV, polarizer, ND, and specialty filters on 62mm-thread lenses.
- Lightweight metal construction helps maintain a secure, precise fit.
- A cost-effective accessory for expanding filter compatibility without replacing your existing lens.
In Stock
Pickup at Fairfield & Philadelphia
$7.95
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OVERVIEW
The Samigon Step-Up Ring 62-67 mm is a simple but highly useful accessory designed to adapt a lens with a 62mm front filter thread so it can accept 67mm filters, caps, and compatible threaded accessories. It is an easy solution for photographers and videographers who want to standardize on a larger filter size, reduce duplicate filter purchases, or make use of existing 67mm accessories across more than one lens.
Compatible With
- Lenses with a 62mm front filter thread
- 67mm screw-in filters and threaded accessories
How It Works
This ring threads onto the front of a lens that has a 62mm filter mount and provides a larger 67mm front thread. Once attached, you can use 67mm filters such as UV, circular polarizers, neutral density filters, and other common threaded accessories. This makes it especially helpful for photographers who own several lenses with different thread sizes but prefer to invest in one higher-quality filter size.
Key Benefits
A step-up ring can save money and simplify your kit. Instead of purchasing separate filters for every lens size, you can buy one set of 67mm filters and use them on compatible 62mm-thread lenses with this adapter. It can also help streamline field work by reducing the number of duplicate accessories you need to carry.
Build and Handling
Samigon step-up rings are designed to be lightweight and compact, making them easy to keep in a camera bag at all times. The threaded design provides a direct mechanical connection between the lens and accessory, allowing for quick installation and removal. Its low-profile form helps keep the setup neat and portable.
Usage Notes
When using a step-up ring, be sure your lens has a 62mm filter thread before installation. This accessory is intended to adapt upward from 62mm to 67mm. Because it increases the front accessory size, it is commonly preferred over step-down solutions, which can be more likely to introduce vignetting. Depending on the lens and hood design, some original lens hoods or caps sized for 62mm may no longer fit once the ring is installed, so a 67mm cap or compatible accessory may be needed.
Recommended Uses
This accessory is well suited for photographers using UV filters for protection, circular polarizers for controlling reflections, ND filters for long exposures or video shutter control, and specialty filters in a standardized 67mm size. It is particularly useful for travel, landscape, portrait, and video shooters who want to reduce redundancy in their filter kits.
Recommended Accessories
Popular accessories to pair with this step-up ring include 67mm UV filters, 67mm circular polarizers, 67mm ND filters, a 67mm lens cap, and a protective filter pouch or case for organized transport.
Why Choose a Step-Up Ring
A step-up ring is one of the most economical accessories in any camera bag. It increases flexibility, helps maximize the value of premium filters, and makes multi-lens shooting more efficient. For anyone with a lens featuring a 62mm thread who wants access to 67mm accessories, the Samigon Step-Up Ring 62-67 mm is a straightforward and practical addition to the kit.
Brand
Samigon
lens specification
| Mount Type | 62mm front lens thread to 67mm accessory thread |
| Lens Hood | Not applicable |
detailed specifications
| Compatibility | Compatible with lenses featuring a 62mm front filter thread and 67mm screw-in filters or threaded accessories. |
| Filter Type | Step Up Rings |
| Filter Diameter | 67mm |
- Samigon Step-Up Ring 62-67 mm
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