Tripod Mount Ring D Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM

Specifications:

• It's easy for you to install or remove this camera tripod mount ring
• With high qulity ABS material, this camera tripod is eco-friendly and will be hamless to people
• The Canon tripod mount ring mount will help you fix and balance your tele lens better
• with this Canon tripod mount ring, your camera can achieve better balancing
• Fabric on the interior of the tripod ring provides protection from being damageed to the camera lens
• This camera tripod mount ring is compatible with the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
• Suitable: Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM LENS
• Material: ABS
• Color: Black

Details:

• Made of a lightweight metal that matches the color of the lens, the camera tripod mount ring is necessary in close-up photography

• With this camera tripod, rotating the camera from horizontal to vertical orientation will be much easier and faster

• Designed with being compact and concise, this camera tripod is easily to be installed or removed

• Made of high quality material and good manufacture, this Canon tripod mount ring is durable touse

• The compact camera tripod mount ring is esay to carry and will be packed in this kind of paper box

How to Use a Lens With a Tripod Mount?

A tripod is a necessity for the serious photographer. Old-style tripods were not flexible because they required a tripod mount directly onto the bottom of the camera. New tripod mounts, made especially for digital cameras, provide much more maneuverability while keeping the lens stable in its center of gravity. Today's tripod mounts, made of plastic in contrast to the old metal ones, allow you to alternate between vertical and horizontal shots with an easy adjustment to the tripod, not to the camera

• Research the right kind of tripod mount for your lens before you make such a major purchase. Make certain that the weight and substance of the mount matches that of the lens
• Calibrate your lens to the movement of the tripod mount before you begin a photography session.
• Weigh your lens and compare it to the weight of the tripod mount to make certain that the mount will hold it securely

How to Use the Canon 70-200 mm Tripod Ring:



It's no secret: zoom lenses are heavy things. Not only do they contain a large amount of sensitive, solid pieces of glass, but they are also made of solid materials, like heavy plastic and metal, which add to the weight. Lenses like Canon's 70-200 mm lens are especially so, as they are designed to take the use and abuse a professional photographer will put a lens through. Because of this, and due to balance issues resulting from the length of the lens, Canon has included a special mount on the lens called a tripod ring, allowing a tripod or a monopod to take the weight from your tired arms and hands

• Attach the Canon 70-200 mm lens to your camera body
• Loosen the thumbscrew on the tripod collar, which goes around the camera's lens, to completely to open it up
• Put the tripod collar around the lens where the depression to accommodate the collar is, between the two rotating black rings on the lens
• Tighten the tripod ring nearly all the way with the thumbscrew, making sure the fit is snug, but not so snug that the collar cannot rotate
• Rotate the tripod ring around so that the protruding foot is facing the bottom of the camera
• Carefully align the foot of the tripod ring so that it is parallel with the bottom of the camera body
• Tighten the thumbscrew you loosened earlier to make sure the lens, and thus the camera, does not rotate unnecessarily
• Screw the tripod plate into the screw hole on the bottom of the foot of the tripod ring. Make sure you tighten it fully to avoid any surprise drops or looseness when handling the camera
• Reattach the tripod plate and attached camera to your tripod or monopod carefully, taking caution not to jostle or bump the lens excessively. Most likely, the lens can take what you dish out, but the kinder you are to your equipment, the kinder it will be to you
• Photograph as your normally would on a tripod or monopod. If you need to rotate the camera from landscape to portrait mode, loosen the thumbscrew on the tripod collar, grab the camera body and turn. The lens will rotate within the tripod ring, allowing it to move smoothly from one orientation to the other or anything in between. When you are finished rotating, tighten the tripod collar to lock the camera lens and camera in place

Package Included:

• 1 x Tripod Mount Ring