Can I screw a hood over this filter?
284657
If you have a Hood on the lens, how would you adjust the CPL filter? I'm sure the hood fit over the filter.
284658
Filters come with only the threads that are needed to fit it on the lens. They do not have threads to hold the hood or anything else. Typically third party hoods come with threads whereas the Canon or Nikon hoods are snap on fit hoods. So if you have a third party hood you can either use it or the filter, not both. Snap hoods are the best as they would accomodate the filter as well.
284659
The filter outer diamater is the same as the lens hence your hood still be attasch on the lens not on the filter
284660
Your question applies to the 55mm Tiffen polarizer. However, I can say that the 58mm Tiffen does have its own set of outward facing threads, and I have screwed a hood into the filter whilst screwed into a Fujifilm HS30EXR.
284661
My filter is larger, but I assume similar. I assume your lens hood somehow screws inside the lens barrel. If it's external, this filter won't work. I believe the threads are a major weakness with Tiffin filters. Mine sports a front thread that's very shallow, so I doubt a lens hood would have much to hold on to.
1647095
Yes I have that housing and it takes that size filter, but it is a tight fit so you might not be able to use the gasket that comes with the filter if it is too thick.
1972859
Yeah, there is threading on both sides and you should be able to attach your ND filter.
1124445
yes you can. The lens cap is designed i such a manner that it can be easily put in or off while the lens hood is attached. Also you can use the filter, the cap and the hood all together.
1153918
There is a collar on the hood that you'll need to attach the pipe to, so I would assume so. In my case I used flexible ducting.
618785
You probably could after removing metal filter. Make sure there are no metal screws in lid or handle
2084000
The filter housing could be opened by hand...but if you have a hard time opening it, try to wrap cloth around the housing, then use a wretch to open it
494197
It will fit the lens itself, not the filter, so you would first put the lens hood on then the filter on the lens hood. Hoped this helped you!
1094945
Actually, that is what I thought, too. But, it seems the screw was STUCK inside the first filter I had, and I had to basically destroy the original filter to remove it. It fits perfectly into this filter and comes out easily for future replacements.
1083787
Short answer; It does NOT have threads to screw on a filter.To put a filter on/in front of, you would need a different (suggest) holder apart from the lens, that would accept filter plates to slide in/out.
48181
This filter screws into the inner threads on the nose of the lense. When in place it is stationary, flush with the edge of the lense and does not interfere with the lense hood on my XL2 in any way.
1727077
There is no way. There is no filter thread so no extra lens hood or filter can be attached. The built in lemns hod provides some protection. I try to keep the lens cap on between sorts, but that's not too handy.
1973852
Dontt know for sure, but I did consider doing the same thing on my range. It would need a frame, or at least my range's filter needs one or it won't stay in place. If you can insert a piece into the current frame or find an alternative way to hold it up, I don't see why it wouldn't work. You would get about 20 or 25 pieces the size of a range hood filter out of the one cut-to-fit filter.
845026
It's not the camera body that makes a difference it is what mm the lens is. So match the "mm" number on the hood with the "mm" number on your lense(s) to find out if it will fit and yes, you can have filters on the lens with a hood on. :)
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The Fotodiox C-ES-62 lens hood has very fine 52mm threads, and will screw onto the lens, or a UV filter, if you use one - just snub it on lightly, don't over tighten it !
1375378
I Couldn´t tell about filters, but what I can tell you is that is a headache to keep de lens cap in place while using this hood...
242845
The external diameter across the front of the hood is about 77mm. I don't believe you could thread a 77mm filter into that lens; moreover, trying to manipulate a filter to thread into the internal diameter might prove to be a real pain.