What size threaded filter is applicable for the Canon 15x50 IS binocular objectives? It seems to be 58mm; is that correct?
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Yes you are correct.. I have these exact binoculars ( and love them ) .. I purchased the : B + W 58mm MC (Multi Resistant Coating) Clear Glass Protection Filter, #007 ... and they fit Perfectly.. There are cheaper ones out there that dont thread onto the objective lens as perecissionly as these "german made" ones do.
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Purchased the filter a few months back and have had good success with it. My cameras lenses are Panasonic and everything works well together. A friend of mine shoots Canon products and uses B + W products with it and has had great success with everything. As for your lens size, look on the back of the lens cap and it will tell you the size. I'm know your lens has threads for the filter to attach.
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Not sure what the thread size is on this lens. These will fit where you would attach a circular polarizing or neutral density filter. They stack on each other so you could use all four of them and even add a polarized filter depending on the photo that you are trying to achieve. The cap is a bonus but my quess is it will fit. Check the threads on the lens.
3335
52mm is the thread size. Just simply look on the end of your lens, there should be a circle with a dash through it, that's the filter diameter measurement.
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The filters should fit your camera if the lens has threads and it should say the size such as "58mm."
735149
I'm not 100% positive but I don't think the P500 lens is threaded for a filter. The 58mm adapter simply steps up the filter thread sizeon a lens with an existing smaller thread size so that you can use your collection of 58mm filters. If your lens is not already threaded, this will not work.
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All lenses have a standard thread size and it is the same for the entire industry. As long as you get the right diameter filter, and for the Canon kit lens 58mm is right, it will fit and work as advertised. with 2 of these filters you can take pictures of sun spots.
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This fits any lens with a filterthread of 58 mm. It has its good and bad points. Do NOT expect anything but low quality results. You might think that is enough for the low price...? You can se test pictures and read more about it at my blog http://more4u2c.wordpress.com/category/camera-stuff/wide-angle-add-on/. (I do hope that it is OK to ad a link like this? It is only to help you with as good info as possible!)
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i have the same question,i have 52mm filter kit but it does not fit in my 18-55 mm lens for my nikon d1500?any suggestions?
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P. Hudson,I made it look confusing. I think the lense thread is 60mm. The adapter would be 60mm to 67mm to accept the 67mm filters. That's the best guess I can come up with.
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My understanding is that filters are pretty much universal in terms of thread. That said, if you look at the diameter referenced on the front of your lens - usually something like "49 or whatever followed by an o with a slash through it. - that should determine the size filter you should buy. Of course, the manual that came with your lens/camera is the final determiner.
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The copier screws into the filter threads on the lens. I believe the threads are 52mm and I use an adapter to fit my 58mm lens. I don't remember if it originally came with the adapter, or if I bought it separately, but they are available. The copier seems to work best, for me, with a standard to moderately wide angle lens.
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Yes it appears to have a threaded end. I believe it is 56mm but I did not have that size filter to verify that. I screw it into the 46mm filter on the lens. Hope it helps.
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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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Thank you so much for the information. I bought some 58mm filters and an adapter and have held them in front. I will look for some 37mm so I can do your workaround. Thank you for the information.
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Yes, it has 52mm threads. I'd put the filter in first, but if you're using a non-telephoto lens, the more you put between the lens and the good, the more likely you're going to catch some of the good in the frame. You're probably going to want to remove the good more often than the filter.
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sorry it does not have the thread size on it. what i can tell you is that it fits on all my lenses that fit my Canon Rebel T3, so i would guess that any lenses that fits a Canon would be good for this lens.