I have bought 2 cpl filters (other brands) and both have only two/three threads to go into the lens and I just don't trust them.. how many into the lens threads does this filter have?
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Funny you would ask that! Not quite one. I'm quite satisfied though because this is a replacement for an $80 polarizer that came off my lens the second day that I owned it. It came off once the first day and I found it, and figured I'd better be extra careful to make sure it doesn't come off again, and if it does, that I notice right away. As careful as I was, I still lost it. Ended up buying this one, and it's never come off. It's less than one complete thread, but I guess it has a good amount of friction. And for less than $20, it's still not a huge deal if you do lose it.
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I couldn't locate my cpl for this reply, but some other (AGFA) filters have as little as one to one-1/2 threads engaged. This is usually enough, providing you rotate the outer ring in the direction that always tightens the filter in the lens. I've never lost one---yet! Appears to be a good filter, though--smooth rotation.
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Nikon tells me the P80 is NOT really "threaded" with a working thread, just kind of cosmetically cut to look that way-----after looking at the P80 "Threads" under a big magnifying glass, my God, I believe they are correct---It is not a thread---very disappointing to me---somehow I feel better when a lens is protected with a filter
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There is no thread on the inner lip of front glass of this lens. So it is difficult to see how it would accept a filter. On page 195 of the Owner's Manual, there is a discussion of Protection Filters. However, the filters mentioned are e.g. DMW-LMC52. This is a 52 mm filter that threads onto the camera's lens, not onto the DMW-LT55. It is possible to leave the DMW-LMC52 filter in place but it will not protect the DMW-LT55 lens. The diameter of the front of the DMW-LT55 lens, which is exposed, is ~ 75 mm. So, the bottom line is that I cannot protect the outside glass of my DMW-LT55.
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What is important, is the diameter of the thread at the end of the lens. In this case it is a 58mm diameter thread. So find out the exact diameter and then you can buy accordingly, means, you can buy 49mm,52mm,58mm and so on. In general this product will do if you find the right diameter. I hope that helps.
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sorry it does not have the thread size on it. what i can tell you is that it fits on all my lenses that fit my Canon Rebel T3, so i would guess that any lenses that fits a Canon would be good for this lens.
759701
The filter Is female threaded. So you can only use the fotodiox filters that come with the kit. Other filters won't work. Also I bought this for skiing use, I had a problem with condensation on the inside of the filter.
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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;
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You need to check on your lens where the filter will screw on and see what mm thread you have and then order that size they make the same filter in all different thread sizes and they are great filters
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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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It's 35mm thread. Some versions of the lens may different thread sizes, but the one from Rainbow is 35mm. (BTW, I'm not conflating the focal length with the filter thread size. Both happen to be 35mm.)
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Michael, I do not believe your camera is capable of accepting screw on filters. You should be able to tell when you look at the front of the lens if there are threads or not. It's possible that some company makes a bayonet or push on-type filter, however, I am not aware of any. Hope this helps.
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It has threads but no markings for filter size on the lens. The Inside of the cap states 39 though which looks right. I can't tell you for sure though as I use a Matte Box.Cheers.
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this part has 5/16-18 fine thread, I believe it is the correct one you need. it is a bit different than the original factory but it worked with my filter clamp. I have the cx3000 filter that is 10 years old now.
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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.
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I cannot answer this question. The filter fits SONY lenses and these are the only lenses I have. I would hope that all lenses have the same screw threads, but have no information on this.
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You must look at the thread size of your lens and not just what lens it is. These are two different things.
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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.