Can these be stacked onto other filters such as a Circular Polarizer or UV filter? Has anybody tried that sucessfully and encountered any problems?
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Yes they can be stacked together as each one will screw into another ive stacked mine on several occasions
875663
Hi Keith, I do not use filters on my lenses. I do use the lens hoods. After 33 years as a professional photographer I find the filters a bit of a pain.
645066
I don't believe the polarizing filter will take care of UV filtering. The place I got the Tiffen polarizing filter bundled the two filters together so you get both.
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These filters fit a lens with a 72mm opening and if they fit they are suppose to screw on to the lens. Yes I did say screw on, all quality lens have a fine thread at the end of them to attach different filters.
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It can if you stack the filters past 2. Otherwise I do not recall having this issue. Getting a filter holder that has smaller gaps between the filters can help allow up to 3 filters. These filters though are best to keep at two since they are not glass. This is to help keep as clear as possible picture.
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No built in polarizing filter. You would have to take off the lens cover and even then I don't think there is a filter made to fit. Might be able to add the converter extension and put a filter on it but I haven't researched that enough to know for sure.
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I don't own that lens, but from some reading around it appears that regular filters are fine; however, I will make note that circular polarizers on a wide angle will produce very strange results due to uneven polarization. That may or may not be a concern depending if you want to use it for creative effect.
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not sure what negative effects you're speaking of. besides a polarizer is used for a different reason than what this filter is for. as the other ppl stated, 77mm threads should be universal to other 77mm threads. good luck.
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I am no expert but I think what you are asking is about the outer plastic disk that these slide into. The outer disk can be reused with these filters. Hope this helps!
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Not that I'm aware of. You could buy filter gels from B&H; photo and have a much better selection of filters. You would have to cut them to fit.
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Yes you can. However it's very tricky to use a polarizing filter. The polarizer must be rotated for best effects and this hood makes it difficult to do without getting fingers on filter itself.
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yes, but. You need to have the clear filter in place. The polarized filter I have won't stay on without the clear filter first.
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I believe so.. like most filters, they have the threads on both ends and should be able to be combined with others.
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My 58mm B+W UV filters both came in a 77mm case... they slide around a lot horizontally, but I don't think the glass ends up touching anything..
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Just like sunglasses that also mke things appear "darker", so does a circular polarizer filter for an SLR lens.I usually take this type of filter off if there is not glare during the 10-2 sun, and place it back on when I need a bluer sky or water tone. I does not good with lightness of items such as leaves or soft tones which a good lens with a UV filter will do. These periods of sunlight are also when one takes their sunglasses off unless they wear them to be"cool" looking
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Ive found these to be very nice filters. No glare that wasn't already existent in the lens to begin with. No UV filter will wipe out all glare or lens flares that are already from the lens. The key is to not add any more of its own.
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Not really... if you look really close at the "threads" they are just a few parallel ridges. Yes, you can fit a filter, but "just". And I'd recommend buying an Ultra Thin UV filter, like the one sold by Zomei. It's very thin and fits snug enough (I had trouble fitting others securely). The only problem is an ultra thin doesn't grip the lens cap all that well. Make sure you leave the string keeper on the cap so you don't lose it. We also have a P530 and that cannot fit a filter at all.