Can other filters be screwed into the Hoya such as a polarizer?
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I have screwed other filters onto another Hoya. Also the polarizing filter. Very happy with the product.
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yes, as long as you get the Nikon mount model. Be advised, the convex lens does not allow any attachment of filters. However, there are some pricey adaptations available.
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My Hoya filter box was not sealed. The filter is wonderful... my photos are clearer than they were with the cheaper filter from another manufacturer that I bought with the lens. I am happy with the Hoya filter.
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I don't believe that there is. As I look at the camera, I don't see a place that you would be able to mount one to. You could always try and make your own adapter using an inexpensive polarizing filter. You have to keep in mind, if you make one that mounts to the end of your lens, that it might be a problem when the lens automatically retracts itself. You'd also have to have some way of being able to rotate the filter to adjust the polarization effect itself. So, although you'd like a polarization filter, you don't want it to cause damage to the lens motor assembly by impeding the natural movement of the lens. I don't believe that there is. As I look at the camera, I don't see a place that you would be able to mount one to. You could always try and make your own adapter using an inexpensive polarizing filter. You have to keep in mind, if you make one that mounts to the end of your lens, that it might be a problem when the lens automatically retracts itself. You'd also have to have some way of being able to rotate the filter to adjust the polarization effect itself. So, although you'd like a polarization filter, you don't want it to cause damage to the lens motor assembly by impeding the natural... » Read More I don't believe that there is. As I look at the camera, I don't see a place that you would be able to mount one to. You could always try and make your own adapter using an inexpensive polarizing filter. You have to keep in mind, if you make one that mounts to the end of your lens, that it might be a problem when the lens automatically retracts itself. You'd also have to have some way of being able to rotate the filter to adjust the polarization effect itself. So, although you'd like a polarization filter, you don't want it to cause damage to the lens motor assembly by impeding the natural movement of the lens. « Show Less
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Yes, it takes standard threaded filters for 1.25" eyepieces. As an alternative, have you looked at variable polarizing filters such as: Meade 07286 No.905 1.25-Inch Variable Polarizing Filter?
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You can stack up to 2 filters in the included filter holder, plus you can put the entire ensamble in front of a screw-in round filter that directly attach to the lens...
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Probably, yes. There are adapter rings onto which the filter mounts are attached. The adaptor rings screw into the lenses' filter rings, like any other filter. The kit comes with adaptors in a range of diameters that cover the standard sizes.
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Not that I'm aware of. You could buy filter gels from B&H; photo and have a much better selection of filters. You would have to cut them to fit.
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Filters can go on the Barlow or eyepiece. Stacking them maybe useful or not. It won't hurt to try. The moon filter is really the only one I've used regularly.
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No. Polarizing filters are extra. Go for a circular polarizer though and get a good one. This camera deserves it.
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I don't think so. You have to have threads on the end of the lens where you would screw on filters.
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Yes...depending on the lens you mount to the camera. There are adapter rings which screw into the lens that the filter holder mounts on...you must have the adapter ring to fit the lens.
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Art filters are special effects applied by the camera in software. A circular polarizer would be a hardware filter, which could be screwed in once the lens cover is remove. But the lens barrel is not marked with a filter diameter.
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Hey GadgetGirl,As far as I could check on the internet, your camera's lens does not have threads... This means that you will not be able to use any filters on it (the Hoya 55mm will not mount to tor lens).Anyways, this product is a filter, and (IMHO) it is not a good idea to use it as a replacement of a lens cover... The two products have different uses.For extra protection, one may use this filter AND the cover, or just the cover. But I would not use ONLY the UV filter.Hope this helps,Thiago
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Yes, but the UV filter screws between the adapter & the Lense. Hope this helps. Cheers
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I'm not much a camera tech so I can't authoritatively answer your question, but I have my polarizing filter on top of a regular daylight filter on my Nikon D40.
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I don't believe the polarizing filter will take care of UV filtering. The place I got the Tiffen polarizing filter bundled the two filters together so you get both.