Can I stack this filter over my Hoya ND400?
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Yes! Polarizers are used with ND all the time. Sometimes even to add additional density, and sometimes for the actual polarization. Vignetting is always a concern, but reasonably correctable in post processing.
327499
I very much doubt it. First it is not a great idea to stack lenses to begin with. Besides, if I am not mistaken, you are trying to stack a 77 mm lense under a 72mm lenses.
327500
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.
2255525
Well, it depends on the length of the filter, apparently there's a cover for lens so it might not allow to much space in the lens..
1854976
All filters have an optical coating. It is possible to stack this on or under other filters.
2163747
Above answers look good. Generally no, but..... A filter should be in a mount that is screwed into the lens, and the front of the mount should have the same thread as the lens so that accessories can be screwed into the filter mount in exactly the same way they would be screwed into the lens. You have to check your filter to see what, if any threads it has on the front. In any event, you can probably find an alternate way to mount the light.
1442974
Yes you can. But make sure you fit the filter holder with strong screws as this filter will get too heavy then EZ1.
2120883
The DMW-GWC1 is not threaded to take filters. You could likely rig an adaptation for square mount filters, like the Cokin system.
1412041
I only use the one adapter ring for all. If you use separate ones, I'd think you run the risk of wrecking the thread on the camera. I'd rather wreck the threads and replace the filter than the camera! (Keeping the camera and adapter as one unit)
2167916
Hey Aaron, I actually haven't used a filter with this lens/camera setup yet. I am afraid that my NX1100 is not living up to what I had hoped and may soon find a good home. Hope you have better luck with yours!
259879
No, you would require a 58 mm filter for it. You can buy step up and step down converters for filters, however, they often cause image problems so I don't recommend them.
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Hi, I bought these filters in Amazon Hoya 49mm Digital Filter Kit With UV(C), Circular Polarizer & NDx8 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00374SVEI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1). Those works and fit perfectly.
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Yeah, there is threading on both sides and you should be able to attach your ND filter.
1555733
HOYA or B&W. It's good to have some ND filters (reduce the amount of light to prevent blown out highlights and to be able to shoot at widest aperture while shooting during bright daytime) or circular polarizer (cut down the reflection/ and some light). UV filter is good only to protect the lens, in my opinion.
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It can if you stack the filters past 2. Otherwise I do not recall having this issue. Getting a filter holder that has smaller gaps between the filters can help allow up to 3 filters. These filters though are best to keep at two since they are not glass. This is to help keep as clear as possible picture.
167640
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...
2163746
If your filter has threads on both sides like most of them do then you should be fine but you will get progressively worse vignetting the more you stack things. Unless you need the filter for some artistic effect you are better off without it. (Always.)
816003
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, definitely the thing to do . I'm using mine on a 49mm lens. It stops the filter vignetting by having it bigger than the lens.