Would I be able to have a uv filter and this lens hood on at the same time???
992312
Yes you can. However it's very tricky to use a polarizing filter. The polarizer must be rotated for best effects and this hood makes it difficult to do without getting fingers on filter itself.
1078939
2 Part Answer. The lens does accommodate a filter, it's a 49. I have not tried it, but it does look like you would be able to get the hood on with a filter attached to lens. The hood itself also has threads, so you could filter that as well, it is a 40.5.
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. :)
1053386
No. This is a true Nikon hood. I can't answer to using with a filter, but there is no vignetting with the hood at any focal point.
15507
The lens hood will help help to prevent lens flair and help protect both the lens and UV filter from dings. The UV filter will protect the lens from dust and scratches, and in that way serve the purpose of a lens cap.
1249519
Its called a lens hood, and it comes with the camera. If you use this hood, you cannot add a lens filter.
1235253
You should be able to, it isn't easy but you can thread the filter on after the hood is attached to the camera. I use a CPL for most of my Auto photography and it isn't conducive to that, but there are few lens hoods that are. If you don't need to adjust the filter that you are installing I don't see why there would be any issue using any filter with this hood. It isn't the easiest thing to take on and off, just make sure that you depress the buttons on the side to retract the bayonets. I think that is what others that left bad reviews on this hood were having.
1936561
This hood is for a specific Nikon lens. It's not a screw-in hood and has no threads. It won't fit a lens it wasn't designed for. The hood has spring-loaded tabs that match a groove on the lens rim. The hood slips over and slightly behind the front of the lens. The tabs snap into the groove and hold fast. The lens's existing threads are unencumbered and filters may be installed or removed as needed. In any case, you shouldn't place any filters on a hood. Filters should be placed as close to a lens's front element as feasible to minimize any internal reflections and optical artifacts.
1979805
I do not recommend filters unless it will optically improve an image. If the filter gets broken, it will scratch up and damage the glass on the front of the lens. Lens hoods can protect the front glass to a degree. That's what I use-hoods all the time.
1554392
not possible. the lenses screw on one at a time. the uv filter doesnt make a difference.......take a look at this yourtube vid.....http://youtu.be/3g2NvQ6DfV4
1466524
Yes, but the UV filter screws between the adapter & the Lense. Hope this helps.Cheers
15505
I don't use a UV filter, I use this hood after I take the lens cap off so I don't accidentally touch the lens...
429493
you can put a filter on the hood..there is a thread mount on it. there is i little bit shadow appear in the image when you set the lens in 55mm. adjust the lens a little bit and the shadow will disappear..
1132560
There's no optical reason for getting a lens hood anyhow. It seems impervious to flare. Unless you're worried about dropping the lens and scratching the front element, don't fret not having one.
246739
No problems whatsoever. Lens hood will work just the same and be able to reverse for storage.
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!
920904
The previous response is correct, you need an adapter to use filters. But if you use the adapter, you can't use a lens hood. The filter/adapter is wider than the lens.