The B+W adapter ring 52-49 mm is a high-quality photography accessory designed to allow filter with a 52 mm filter thread to be attached to a camera lens with a 49 mm filter thread. This is a common problem encountered by photographers who may have multiple lenses with different filter thread sizes but want to use them on the same camera body.
The adapter ring is made from high-quality materials, which ensures that it is durable and long-lasting. It also has a black anodized finish, which not only looks sleek but also helps to prevent reflections and flare from occurring.
The B+W adapter ring 52-49 mm is easy to use. Simply screw it onto the filter with the 52 mm filter thread, and then attach the lens to the camera body. The adapter ring acts as a bridge between the two, allowing the lens to function properly on the camera body, even though they have different filter thread sizes.
One of the benefits of using an adapter ring like this is that it can help you save money. Instead of having to buy a new lens that is compatible with your camera, you can simply use the adapter ring to attach the lens you already have. This can be especially helpful for photographers who have invested in high-quality lenses that they don't want to replace.
Overall, the B+W adapter ring 52-49 mm is a valuable accessory for any photographer who wants to use multiple lenses on the same camera body. Its high-quality construction and easy-to-use design make it a great choice for anyone who values versatility and functionality in their photography gear
For more than 90 years, B+W filters have been synonymous with quality and innovation. B+W has succeeded in establishing itself as one of the world‘s leading filter manufacturers. It has, for example, made decisive progress in surface coating. B+W is the first filter manufacturer in the world to offer MRC (Multi Resistant Coating). MRC nano coating is the most innovative development in thin-layer technology. The world-famous Käsemann type polarizing filter with its outstanding quality has been produced by B+W since 1989.
