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Promaster 6651 Reverse Ring - 62mm Canon

Promaster 6651 Reverse Ring - 62mm Canon - Main image
$9.89 $14.99 In stock

Category: Lens Adapters

The ProMaster 6651 Reverse Ring is a lens accessory designed for mounting a lens in reverse, a common setup for close-up and macro photography. This version is sized for 62mm filter threads and is listed for Canon use.

  • Brand: ProMaster
  • Model: 6651 Reverse Ring
  • Thread size: 62mm
  • Listed compatibility: Canon
  • Category: Lens Adapters

SKU: 029144066512

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

Perfect fit on my 62mm lens—the metal finish matches my gear nicely. Took some test shots of a flower and the focus is sharp with no vignetting. A solid, budget-friendly way to try reverse macro photography.

Richard F. ★★★★★

The brass threads are machined perfectly—screws onto my lens filter threads without any binding. This little ring makes super close-up shots look incredibly sharp.

Hannah ★★★★★

Got this for my 62mm lenses and the brass threads feel much smoother than the cheap plastic rings I've used before. The locking mechanism holds tight even when I'm twisting on filters afterward. Really sharp macro results with zero light leaks.