what size lens filter fits this lens?
2067847
55mm. Not quite sure why it is so large, but that is what it is. Not that you asked, but I am very happy with this lens. Using on a Sony a7R with the LAEA3 adaptor. Images are sharp with good contrast. Lens hits way beyond it's price point.
2067848
https://www.google.com/search?q=sony+85mm+f2.8+filter&oq;=sony+85mm+f2.8+filter&sou;rceid=chrome&ie;=UTF-8&surl;=1&gws;_rd=ssl#q=sony+85mm+f2.8+filter+size
185917
I am pretty sure you need 49mm diameter filters for your Sony. Double check the handbook and see what the diameter of your lens is.
2026554
If the lens is 58mm in diameter it will fit. It can be used with a circular polarizing filter but it is very difficult and sometimes falls off.
918326
Look inside the front bezel of whichever lens you want the filter for - you will see a marking that has a symbol that looks like a 0 with a / through it - followed by a number. The number is the size in mm that you need for any accessory that screws into the bezel - like a filter. Probably 55.
44852
I believe this lens is the kit lens and is 58mm in diameter (look at the front of the lens). If so, you need a 58mm filter, not a 55mm.
859650
This will fit any lens with a filter thread size of 67mm. On the lens it should say Ø67 near the filter threads, on the rim or front of the lens.
1252946
It would be helpful if you were more specific on which lens you'd be mounting the filter to. Thanks.
840047
You are right that lens filter size is 77mm. You need to do a search for UV 77mm filters or a Nikon NC 77mm filter.
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.
2251695
The answer is: Try lens adapter rings to fit larger lens filter. They're inexpensive and do the job.
2116145
All filters fit all lenses. Just have to get the same filter size for the size of your lens.
2116146
This will fit any lens with a 58mm filter threading. They make different size filters for different size lenses, so make sure you buy the right one. If you have many different size lenses you can also buy a larger filter (ex. 77mm) and use it with a step down ring to fit smaller lenses.
1357252
Any 49mm filter will fit any 49mm dia. lens. You may be thinking about using a different lens on a different camera like a Nikon lens on a Canon camera
988265
According to the specs for this lens it takes a 52mm filter, probably a good idea to double check, it should be written near the front of the lens, in the pic I looked at it followed the written specs of the lens, what looks like what some people call a European zero followed by 52, meaning 52mm filter size.
783519
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
660169
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.
368772
The adapter rings are pretty easy to find at most photo stores or online -Amazon, B&H or Adorama etc. just type in whatever filter size you are starting with then the size you want, for example you might type in "adapter ring 72-77mm" and you'll get a bunch of choices, they run about $5.