Do the adapter rings need to be threaded or can they go over an existing filter that is on the lens?
1539935
I screw them right on the skylight filter I keep on my 100mm f2.8 Canon macro lens.
483869
Yes. It has various adapter rings to fit different size filter threads on the lens.
1626521
The lens is threaded and you need the proper adapter for your camera. If I remember correctly when you order you let them know what you have.
858983
Dear customer:The filter must be threaded on. Does your lens accept filters? If it does this filter will thread on to a 49mm thread.
1032329
Hello. The lens adapter (not pictured) is a small black barrel looking piece. This adapter attaches over the existing Sony camera lens. It attaches via a tightening mechanism that is done with a small L shaped tool that's included. Then, after you tighten this adapter, it will provide threading on the end. Here you will attach the lens. Thank you
1841050
It's a kind of filter. You can use it with any lens which has ring size = 52mm. No adapter needed. Good luck.
1936560
No, it just clips on the end of the lens. However, it doesn't interfere with placing filters on the lens itself.
2171385
Ye the adapter rings do fit well. I have used all of them but the 77mm and the one below that. This product is well woth the money.
1412041
I only use the one adapter ring for all. If you use separate ones, I'd think you run the risk of wrecking the thread on the camera. I'd rather wreck the threads and replace the filter than the camera! (Keeping the camera and adapter as one unit)
2156454
As far as I know, there is no threading, at least in the one I got about three years ago. The outside diameter is about 69mm, and it has no threads. I saw a mod by a German guy on YouTube and I did the same. I bought a 72mm rubber lens hood, removed the rubber part and kept the plastic ring. Then I wrapped some electrician's tape around the lens, so I could fit the﻿ plastic ring on it without any glue: I just pressed and turned the ring, and it got stuck pretty tightly. Now I can use a 72mm UV or polarizing filter.﻿
364902
The filters screw over your existing lens. If your camera has 58mm lens, make sure you ordered the kit that fits 58mm.
2257098
It comes with an adapter ring. Screw that onto your existing lens then attach the lens.
1769834
Doubt it. But as long as your camera lenses has threading to accept filters of the correct sizes you should be alright. I think its 52mm - 67 or 68mm adapters. No threading then you're out of luck
2061050
Sadly no. Because the lens has no threads around it to screw the filter holder on.
1371093
I looked up the model of your camera and from what I can see looking at the front of the lens I would say no, because it doesn't appear the lens has threads for a filter, but it would perhaps be a good idea to write the manufacturer and ask that question
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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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.