Is this a thin filter suitable for wide angle lens?
38350
This definitively is a thin protector suitable for wide lenses. I use them with 14mm and I'm still able to add my polarizer filter. Did not find any downside.
38351
If the diameter (55mm) is the same as indicated on your wide angel lens, the it will. If you look and your lens indicate 67mm (more common) double check the description and match the size.
38352
Hoya does make a thinner one- however I find it irritating because it is so thin that I can't clip my lens cap on over it...
859174
Should work OK. Remember that the main function of a UV or skylight filter is to protect the lens.
913556
It will attach with a filter on, as it doesn't screw into threads in lense.I haven't had the vignetting problem with it.
1149655
From my experience, the lens barrel has to be flat and not recessed in order to provide a mounting surface for the filter's self-adhesive metal ring. Probably not a good choice for your camera.
326041
I believe it should. The wide angle lenses are not Canon, The wide angle lens is by digital visions. It does a good job. This kit has served me well on our recent trip to Hawaii.
1936319
No, the quality is not good enough to go over a lens. Buy a good Circular Polarizing filter, this will also not screw up your metering.
1785010
This is a round filter that fits into the cokin p adapter just like the polarizer (and also has a ribbed edge like it). Thus it fits nearest the lens avoiding light leaks. Made of optical resin, thus very lightweight. Fits up to 82mm lenses with the cokin system.
1336769
I believe it's inherent with the standard lens, a wide angle will bend the edges of things that are closer. You might want to consider a telephoto lens that is available. I agree with Alan that focusing will be tricky.
253340
Yes, 77mm. Since this is a pretty wide lens you might want to get a thin one.
2251695
The answer is: Try lens adapter rings to fit larger lens filter. They're inexpensive and do the job.
1694756
Yes, You can replace the standard lens with the wide angle. It is necessary to split the case, remove the camera from the board ,loosen the set screw and unscrew the lens. Here is a link for how to do it. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=25880644&postcount;=1984Here is another good article http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1904559Hope this helps!
1010451
A high quality filter should not degrade the image quality in any noticeable way. There are multi-coated filters available optimized for lens protection, and if these are not easy to find then a UV filter will work fine. I agree with the previous answer that protecting the front element of the lens is a very most important thing, unless all your work is in a clean dry studio with the camera on a tripod.
264150
The fit is dependent upon the size of the screws on the front of the lens. Wide angle lenses often don't have the size written on them, so look online to find out the size of the filter that you will need or if you have a metric measure, measure the width of the front of the lens.
2026858
I'm not quite sure of the thickness, but it would be slightly thicker than other filters simply because of the rotating glass element.
879523
Yep. It works well. Since it's held on magnetically, heavy lens adapters (tele or w/a converters) seem to be barely held on, but for filters it's a great solution.
2137901
No it is not a wide angle lens. Wide angle is usually wider than 18 mm (or 27mm in full frame).
1700233
yes, but ... you need an 72mm wide angle, otherwise you get a black circle, since the lens is smaller than the one you need.