Panasonic DMW-LW46 Conversion lens. What size filters does this lens take?
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Does anyone know if this is mountable to the 20mm micro 4/3 Lumix lens they both have the threaded 46mm but I have run into issues where the conversion lens actually touches my lens glass with cheaper units?Thanks, no retailer has these near me in PHX so I cannot try fitting them together first.
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Will the Panasonic DMW-LW46 Wide Conversion Lens work with the DMC-FZ35 camera? If not, forget it, given how very expensive a lens (any given type) can be. (DMC-FZ35 is a 'less-wide' 27 mm, not 24 mm as the DMC-LX3, if that helps any--does 'wideness' affect the camera's ability to 'accept' the lens?) (Note this is a new reply, not an answer to H. M. Harvey's post, so now both these questions need answered.)
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Hi I'm just wondering. Does this lens come with a warranty if I buy it off Amazon? Sorry, am new here.
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Sad to say, the documentation that accompanies this lens specifically states that it cannot be used with the FZ-35, and that attempting to do so could damage your camera.
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It depends on which Canon 70-200 lens you have. The less expensive f/4.0L models (with or without IS) take 67mm size filters. The more expensive f/2.8L models (non-IS, IS and IS version II) all take 77mm size filters.
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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.
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If I recall correctly the Canon EF-S 18-55mm kit lens takes 58mm filters. Usually the front of the lens lists the filter diameter.
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The filter thread for that lens is 37mm. This info should be in the owners manual.
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The filter size is 37mm for the standard Olympus 14-42mm vII R kit lens and has been so for many years. The 40.5mm is the filter size for the first generation 14-42mm kit lens. The first generation lens is no longer sold through standard dealer outlets. One has to go to eBay or a dealer specializing in the secondary market like Cameta to get one and then it is sold as a stand-alone lens without a camera; that is, it is not sold in kits.
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Panasonic circular polarizer filter DMW-LPL46 (46mm) is a really nice polarizer ( I have it). It sells for about $75.00. I also have a Tiffin red enhancing filter for fall foliage ( you don't really need this one, I just like to use it for the maples around here). You might also consider a neutral density filter from B+W, HOYA, or another good brand .
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There were two different versions of this lens, with different size filters. Look for a circle with a slash through it on the front of the lens. The number beside this is the size you need. Ebay is the best place to find one. Hope this works for you.
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In order to use a filter (UV or otherwise) with the LX3, you need to purchase and attach a Panasonic DMW-LA4 Conversion Adapter first. This does add a little additional bulk to the camera, but it is nice to have on the camera to protect the lens anyway. I generally keep it on the LX3 with some kind of filter (WC Protector, ND, UV, or Circular Polarizing). You also need this conversion adapter to use the Wide Angle Conversion Lens (which I love to use). The filters required for the adapter are 46mm (which are rare, especially in stores) and the Wide Angle Conversion Lens does not take a filter. Panasonic sells all of the above-mentioned filters, and you can purchase other brand filters in a range of qualities from lower-end filters by Tiffen to higher-end filters by Heliopan.
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I am using the Conversion Lens Adaptor for DMC-FZ7 which is the, Panasonic DMW-LA2 Conversion Lens Adapter for DMC-FZ7. The literature reads:"Allows use of 55mm lens accessories with the DMC-FZ7 Lumix." I have got 55mm and about to order polarizing lens. As I understand it all need DMW-LA2 adapter.Hope this helps, Paulhttp://www.videodirect.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product;_Code=DMWLA2
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any recomendation what u/v filter should i buy to protect the lens for this Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 and where
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You need to check the thread size. It can be also called the filter ring. Or something like that. I don't know the specific camera so you will have to just look back in the manual for that and then select the size you want. if doesn't end up fitting you can sometimes get converters.
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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.
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I can definitely recommend the Lensmate converter. Like the previous poster mentioned, if you have 58mm filters, go with 58mm. Otherwise, the 52mm converter fits like it was part of the camera in the first place. There really isn't a difference between 52mm and 58mm when it comes to filters available.
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Hi Denise I would start with a skylight 1a or a polarizing filter to protect the lens the lens will have a sign and a number underneath the sign is a circle with a diagonal line through it going from top right to bottom left followed by a number 46 52 67 etc this two figure number is the filter size for that lens
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you need Panasonic DMV-LT55 tele conversion lens adapter, go to Panasonic web site they list all the add on products for your camera. Then you can type in your item number anywhere to purchase for the price you need! good luck!
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Look up the specifications of your lens on line, it will say the filter size. It might say on the lens itself too.