Kase Step Ring - 62-77mm


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The Kase Step Ring (62-77mm) is designed for photographers and videographers who want to consolidate their filter kit by using 77mm filters on a lens with a 62mm filter thread. This adapter provides a reliable, secure connection, allowing you to use your larger filters across multiple lenses, though users should note that a larger lens cap will be required to cover the 77mm diameter once the ring is attached.
| Brand | Kase Filters |
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No, once the step ring is attached, you will need a 77mm lens cap to cover the exterior of the ring.
Yes, this ring is specifically designed to provide a mount for Kase magnetic filter systems.
Because it acts as a step-up ring, it is generally safe; however, on ultra-wide lenses, stacking multiple filters may still cause some vignetting.
No, it is constructed from durable metal designed for professional photography standards.
Yes, you can use the ring to attach a standard 77mm threaded circular filter to your 62mm lens.
Use a dedicated filter wrench to gently apply pressure and loosen the ring from the lens thread.
Ensure the filter stack is not too thick and verify the lens hood is not interfering with the filter frame.
To install, simply align the 62mm male threads of the step ring with your lens's front filter thread and rotate clockwise until secure. Ensure you do not over-tighten the ring, as metal-on-metal connections can occasionally seize if forced. For compatibility, verify that your lens is marked with a 62mm filter diameter and that you are pairing it with 77mm filters or filter holders. To care for the ring, keep the threads clean from sand and grit by wiping them with a soft cloth. If the ring feels stiff, a tiny amount of lubricant on the threads can help, though it is rarely necessary.