Is the 1/3 inch the diameter or the lens?
1178556
This is the size of the CCD sensor, generally the bigger the sensor the better. Do a little research as to why that is the case.
941121
You're right. The part of the strap that attaches to the camera is about 1/3 of an inch wide.
1603182
Diameter of the lens is about 3-1/2". Lamp is battery operated, turned out to be terrific to have in a power outage.
30510
The lens is about 5 inches in diameter. I actually bought this for my mother, who crochets and does needlework. She loves it and has no complaints about it.
660168
To find out you must look at the front of the lens. There will be a number (like 77) followed by a circle with a slash through it. The is the diameter of the threaded part. If you have any doubts, you can refer to your manual or call Nikon.
1632326
i've found 1 1/2" is the "best". That close, always manual focus if possible.
994252
The lens is 1 1/2" in diameter. The entire packette folded up is approximately 2 1/8" by 1 3/4" by 5/8".
439836
I agree, the description was confusing. Having just received this magnifying lamp I can tell you that the lens is five inches in diameter and the magnification is 1.75x.
914320
In many cases the camera itself has the filter size printed somewhere around the lens - typically on the lens front rim or outer edge. Sometimes there is also a symbol that looks like a circle with a long line through which indicates the number is the filter diameter. If there isn't one on the camera, you can also check the camera's manual or just measure the diameter of the lens threads with a ruler. Good luck!
561409
It is 1" diameter in middle where mount secures the light, and 1.25" at the lens.
886082
The lens should indicate what filter diameter it uses. Look for a symbol like an O with a slash through it, which will be followed by a number. That number is the filter size in mm.
133499
If you look at the front of any interchangeable lens you will see a circle with a slash through it, followed by a number. That number is the size (in mm) of the filter that that lens uses.
3335
52mm is the thread size. Just simply look on the end of your lens, there should be a circle with a dash through it, that's the filter diameter measurement.
808636
It is a moderately large lens, but I am using it on a E-P3 without difficulty. Size is a compromise for aperture and sharpness. I love this lens and use it all the time.
495608
The exact diameter of camera is..908, check your eye piece diameter, to see if it slides in, Take just one of your eye lenses out,
1520884
I don't have that camera, so I can't tell you directly. However, if your lens can accept screw-on attachments it will tell you in small numbers on the very front of the lens what the diameter is. The threads are standardized, so you just need the right diameter ... usually in the 48 - 58 mm range for "normal" lenses.
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The length is about 3"....the diameter of the lens head is about 5/8 of an inch....hope that helps...dale