KiwiFotos reverse mounting adapter ring 67mm–67mm for lens macro photography

The KiwiFotos reverse mounting adapter ring 67mm–67mm allows photographers to attach a lens backwards to a camera body or another lens using 67mm filter threads. Designed for macro and close-up photography, this metal adapter provides a secure threaded connection between two 67mm-threaded elements, enabling higher magnification and alternative optical configurations without permanent modifications to equipment.

Advantages

The adapter is made of metal for reliable mechanical strength and precise thread alignment. Its 67mm–67mm thread compatibility makes it directly usable with lenses and accessories that share the same front filter size, eliminating the need for additional converters. The simple screw-on design preserves the optical path while enabling increased magnification and creative framing for macro shots.

Suitable for

• Macro and close-up photography with compatible 67mm lenses
• Experimental lens stacking and creative optical setups
• Photographers seeking cost-effective high-magnification solutions
• Studio and field shoots where reversible lens mounting is needed

Key specifications

• Thread size: 67mm male to 67mm female
• Material: metal construction for durability
• Function: reverse mount adapter for increasing magnification
• Compatibility: fits lenses and accessories with 67mm front filter thread
• Finish: precision-machined threaded surfaces for stable connection

How to use

Screw the adapter onto the front filter thread of the lens you intend to reverse. Then attach the reversed lens assembly to the camera body or to another lens with a matching 67mm thread by screwing the adapter’s other side into the receiving thread. Check thread engagement and ensure a snug fit without forcing; confirm that the reversed lens is secure before use. Compose and focus manually, as aperture control and autofocus may be limited or unavailable when a lens is mounted in reverse.

Usage recommendations

Use a tripod or stable support to minimize camera shake at high magnification. Shield the reversed lens from stray light and check for vignetting with different focal lengths. When stacking lenses, pay attention to balance and lens rear clearance to avoid contact with the camera body or sensor assembly.