This Cavision 58-82mm Step-Up Ring enables the use of 82mm threaded filters on lenses with 58mm filter threads. The 10mm depth of this ring provides more surface area than a standard step-up ring. This provides a more secure grip to the clamp of your Cavision Clamp-On Matte Box. The step-up ring has an 85mm outside diameter for use with clip-on matte boxes. It features a lightweight aluminum alloy construction with a black anodized finish.
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Key Features
- Use Alone or with Select Matte Boxes
- Adapts Lens with 58mm Filter Thread
- For 82mm Filters
- 10mm Depth
This Cavision 58-82mm Step-Up Ring enables the use of 82mm threaded filters on lenses with 58mm filter threads. The 10mm depth of this ring provides more surface area than a standard step-up ring. This provides a more secure grip to the clamp of your Cavision Clamp-On Matte Box. The step-up ring has an 85mm outside diameter for use with clip-on matte boxes. It features a lightweight aluminum alloy construction with a black anodized finish.
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Cavision AR82-58D10 Overview
Use alone or with select matte boxes
This adapter ring features a depth of 10mm, providing a generous surface for a clip-on matte box to grab onto.
Lightweight, durable anodized aluminum construction
EAN: 3110100310781
Cavision AR82-58D10 Specs
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Cavision AR82-58D10 Reviews
Used To Put An ND Filter On My MFT Lens
By Samuel
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-11-09
MFT Lens Tend To Be Smaller, But I Wanted To Invest In An ND Filter That I Could Use On Future Cameras, Too. This Step-up Ring Is Perfect For That.
It's not thin so pay attention!
By a-hopps
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2013-01-28
I use this to step some lenses up for use with my Lee Filter holder and an 82mm adapter. this way I don't have to buy multiple, expensive Lee adapters for use with all of my lenses.
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