How does the filter attach? I have a P600 , but there are no srew rings on the lens
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Hi Deborah. Thank you for your email. The P600 does not have threads. However, the opening does accept these filters by turning one revolution. It was also tested to be as secure as a threaded type filter.
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Yes, the lens/filter ring is the adapter. I called it the wrong thing. As I said in my review, it fit, but with a little force and I would get a prompt that said "lens error" the camera would shut off and wouldn't turn on again. I was afraid I might break the lens.
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.﻿
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It's a round filter. But, it is designed to fit in the Cokin "P" series filter holder that typically accomodates square filters. There is an outer ring that is narrower than the filter itself which allows it to slide into the filter holder. It does not screw onto the lens like most round filters do. The outer rim is 3 1/2 inches (about 88 mm) in diameter; the filter is about 3 inches in diameter. Hope this helps.
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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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I have the same item. It isnt made to screw on. It is design to slip onto the end of your focal tube. You must turn ON the camera to activate the the focal tube to extend to its outward position. Hold the focal tube while sliding this adapter on its end. If you dont hold the focal tube firmly...it will slide back into the camera housing. There are no threads on the P510 for you to screw to, that is why you would use this adapter to provide yourself a threaded end to attach any filter or attachments of your choice.
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I'll take a guess too. It looks like they use the adapter ring to fit 67mm filters to avoid vignetting with the wide angle lense. Since the number 67 appears in the code for the adapter and the number 60 appears in the code for the lense hood, I'm "guessing" the lense has 60mm threads, which don't exist in any normal filter size.
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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
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The answer is: Try lens adapter rings to fit larger lens filter. They're inexpensive and do the job.
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The adapter ring attaches to your lens and then the filter holder attaches to the adapter. There are multiple adapter rings to fit most lens sizes. As an example, if your lens is 67mm, you use the 67mm ring, then the semi-square pieces slides on to it. This piece holds up to 3 filters for stacking.
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Yes, there is a plastic adapter ring that snaps over the lens. It has the threads to hold filters and is also how you can attach a lens cap. I keep it and a clear filter on all the time. It uses 46 mm filters. It is not strong, and can pop off. The adapter also holds the camera the right distance from whatever you set it on to use the microscope feature with the built in lights.
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the adapter ring has a thin strip of plastic that reveals a glue surface that permanently attaches to your camer. the ring contains a thread into which you screw the filters etc. for my purposes, the filters and lens hood seemed to obstruct the lens at wide angle depts and i was not crazy about the permanent gluing of the adapter ring to the lens, so i removed the equipment and have not used it.
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It took me a while to figure out, too, so hopefully this description will help you. So, the lens on the camera has a black ring around it. That has to come off in order to put the adapter on. The first time I took it off was a little hard because I was afraid of breaking it or something, but once you do it once, you'll have no problem doing it again. There should be a point on the ring that sort of juts out a little bit. You have to use that to sort of twist it off. It might help if you put a flat knife or something underneath to get a good grip, too. Just see what works for you. But once you get the black ring off, you can putt he adapter on, you just have to make sure that all the points line up with the grooves in the camera. Then it should snap into place, just the same way the black ring on the camera was. Once the adapter is on the lens just screws right in. I hope that helps...
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You can't add filters to the front of this lens. Those threads are for factory assembly and do not extend far enough to screw anything on.
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It is a fisheye lens with a 180 degree view so standard filters do not fit. (My lens cap is now loose and keeps falling off so just be aware that this may also happen to you. I took the lens hood to the local camera shop and they inserted fresh tape on the inside of the hood to grip the lens).
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This lens doesn't attach to the camera. It works like a filter, attaching to the end of the installed lens. If the main lens you have installed works with the autofocus this lens will too.
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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&#65279; 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.&#65279;