I'm a bit of a novice and just picked up a Fujifilm X-S1. How do I determine which B + W UV lens size to buy?
886081
Google tech info on your camera. Remember, it's not the lens "size" you are looking for, but the diameter of the little threads for attaching filters and accessories. A quick look tells me 62mm, but double check.
886082
The lens should indicate what filter diameter it uses. Look for a symbol like an O with a slash through it, which will be followed by a number. That number is the filter size in mm.
2104474
i would look into the product specs for your lens size and that will tell u what size to get
910600
Look inside your lens cap, and it will say 52mm or 87mm, etc. and you will order that macro filter size for your lens. Check the description on the Vivitar website, and it will tell you what sizes the filters come in. I am not into macro photography a lot, but I did get some spectacular photos. The lenses can all be screwed on together or one at a time. It was well worth the small amount of $$.
1886625
Can't tell you about the lens, if you want a good triplet Belomo is a good bet under 100$, I can tell you that the UV will fail almost immediately.
228622
I have the HS25 and there are threads to add filters and or other lenses on the lens. I purchased these but haven't used them yet.... I will get around to it one of these days.
1648821
a 52mm fits, but I was not happy with the ghosting I got with the UV filter I used. I am opting to not use a filter, as I really do not think this lens was designed to function with one.
358923
To be sure, you have to look at the size of your lens (not the focal length) - on the side somewhere, it should say either 52mm or 55mm or 56mm - or hopefully you have some sort of filter on the end to protect the lens - polarizing or UV or ?? - it will say it on the outside ring of the lens.
1989481
You need to check the specifications of your lens - it should say what filter size the lens uses. Also, look at the front of the lens and it should have the filter size marked there.
1675801
I bought the 49 mm filter. And you need the lens adaptor tube and lens hood.This is the only way to protect your lens.Go to kenrockwell.com and read the x-100 user guide. Enjoy your cameraLonnie
1649312
The lens that comes with the Fuijifilm S1 camera is a 62 MM lens, so you need to find a 62 mm UV haze filter. BY 62 mm I don't mean the focal length, I mean the actual physical diameter of the lens, and does not always have much to do with the focal length. For instance, the Nikon 18- 200 mm zoom is physically 72 mm in diameter and requires 72mm filters. The new Nikon 19 - 300 mm zoom is only 67 mm in physical diameter. It's usually stamped on the front ring of the lens. You could try Tiffen if B+W doesn't have one in your size.
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I have purchased other Fuji XF lenses, and i keep the 23mm lens on there at all times. It's my favorite lens. Others are smaller, but none feel or work as well as the 23. It's tack sharp even at 1.4. I would make this my lone prime, if that was your option.
1714847
I'm not sure what the S1 is. I have the first generation Nikon J1, and the filters fit You might measure your lens size.
1968920
I usually carry my x100 with the wide angle converter and my xm1 with the kit lens, a few filters, extra batteries, and a pair of reading glasses. I have to pack it attentively but I also am able to grab which ever camera I want attentively (and quietly- I have really liked not having Velcro on the lid). The size of your extra lens is going to make the biggest difference, but the two cameras should fit.
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I would wager based on my experience with the B&W standard lens filters that you would see some vignetting on both of these filters, even with the 010M I have to be aware of a slight darkening of the edges of my photo if I back off to 17mm ( I currently shoot a 17-40mm lens) The polarizer will definitely vignette. To avoid this issue I'd go with the "Slim" model filters B&W produces for wide angle lenses.
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I don't own an SX, but the filter size is typically written on the front of the lens. Should be a number followed by a circle with a line through it. If it says 58, you're good to go.
1357020
Filter size is 95 mm. B & W has both UV & Polarizier @ Amazon. Also Lowepro cases 13 x 32 cm fits the lens intact with foot.
186015
The size of the filter is printed on the front of the lens. If your XS-1 looks like this photo https://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_s1/product_views/ then they should fit. The lens is threaded and the filters are threaded so essentially you screw them on, be careful when you do this (never force it) as you can cross thread the filter or the lens.