will it work well with Nikkor 18-55 (cam : Nikon D3100), i use 52mm filters so can i place it on the lens or....??
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when i used them on my kit lens i needed to zoom in to about 50mm. if you are zoomed all the way out you can kinda see the edges of the bokeh. also i didnt get the exact shape i wanted. i tried the heart one and lights that where out of focus in the center of my view finder looked... ok.. a little less shape than expected. and going away from the center of the frame the shapes get more and more unrecognizable.i believe these really work just for 50mm or larger.
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Steve B's answer is on target, but the physical fit isn't a problem since its more of an "eye patch" vs a lens/filter. In the product picture, you see the part with the three "legs", that straps over your whole lense to hold the bokeh filter. Unless you are really wanting those particular shapes, you would be better served taking black/dark construction paper, cutting it into a circle that fits INSIDE your IR lens protector and just using a razor blade to cut whatever shape you want. When you receive this you will find it to be cheap/thin/crudely cut and not worth the money. Sorry - but that's my feeling for the quality and useability. I bought it and I've gone back to using construction paper... Steve B's answer is on target, but the physical fit isn't a problem since its more of an "eye patch" vs a lens/filter. In the product picture, you see the part with the three "legs", that straps over your whole lense to hold the bokeh filter. Unless you are really wanting those particular shapes, you would be better served taking black/dark construction paper, cutting it into a circle that fits INSIDE your IR lens protector and just using a razor blade to cut whatever shape you want. When you receive this you will find it to be cheap/thin/crudely cut and not worth the... » Read More Steve B's answer is on target, but the physical fit isn't a problem since its more of an "eye patch" vs a lens/filter. In the product picture, you see the part with the three "legs", that straps over your whole lense to hold the bokeh filter. Unless you are really wanting those particular shapes, you would be better served taking black/dark construction paper, cutting it into a circle that fits INSIDE your IR lens protector and just using a razor blade to cut whatever shape you want. When you receive this you will find it to be cheap/thin/crudely cut and not worth the money. Sorry - but that's my feeling for the quality and useability. I bought it and I've gone back to using construction paper... « Show Less
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Yes, though beware that bokeh works well on wider apertures. The Nikkor 18-55 goes from f3.5 to f5.6 as its wider apertures, which will limit the amount of bokeh (blur) available... I see no reason why the filters would impact anything, it will attach to the lens with (or without) the filter. If you are looking for a good lens with a much wider aperture, consider the 35mm 1.8 or 50mm 1.8, which will provide much better all-round bokeh. Lastly - the bokeh masters kit will only change the shape of the available bokeh. In other words, if you have nice, spherical bokeh in the first place, this can change the shaper of that bokeh. If you have small, messy bokeh (either from the lens or the smaller aperture [higher f-stop number], e.g. f8) then the effect won't be visible. Hope this helps.
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You can place it but it will not work because 18-55 mm lens's widest aperture is 3.8 which is not suitable for this filter. The 50 mm 1.8f prime lens is the best for this.
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Yes, it will work with that lens size, but you have to check the maximum aperture. I think the minimum the lens should be f2.2. I try it with f3.5 of aperture and didn't work, but with the lens 50mm f1.8 works perfect. I hope this help.
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Hello Judy, I know nothing about your camera but in this case camera is irrelevant. What you will need to know is 1. What size your lens that the filter will mount to is-in this case 58mm? Does your lens allow the filter to even screw on or have a way to attach itself. Cheers.
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I use it with mine. Works well. Just need a 77mm filter thread or an adaptor for your particular lens.
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It could be used with a step ring. Your Nikon 18-55mm lens has a filter thread of 52mm so you would need a 52mm to 58mm step-up ring to put this 58mm thread close-up lens on your 52mm thread lens.
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No-one can answer that precisely from the information given - as there's more than one model of Nikon 18-55 mm lens. You probably need the 52mm size - not the 55 mm one - but look at the front of the lens & you will see the filter size clearly marked - or measure the diameter of the front of the lens using a ruler; the sizes in the vicinity concerned run from 46, 52, 55,58,62, 72 etc. If you look-up your existing lens on Amazon, you should find a detailled specification of the lens concerned, or simply scroll down the page to the part where they're trying to flog you 'related' items, & almost certainly there'll be a filter offered there.
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It sure works on the D3100. I don't know why it wouldn't work. Take your camera to the dealer and ask to try the lens. That way you will know.
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I used on my d5200. It did not function as i expected. Maybe because i am a new user and dont know how to properly adjust it. I will buy a nikon just for sure to replace that one.
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It fits my Nikon d3200 with a 18-55mm lens just fine. With your camera's width you should be okay but your camera might be a little too long if it's longer than my camera, which it appears to be. It's snug on my camera, but not too tight. Hope this helps!
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Your lens in thredded for a 67mm screw on filter, so in theory, yes it should. To be sure before investing your money you could consult Nikon, USA or your owners manual
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When used on an 18-55mm lens, if placed outside of the filter at 18mm it will cause vignetting. If I placed the hood between the lens and filter, the filter would not properly fit inside the hood. From a semi-pro... pass...
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It should fit any 52 mm lens. Yours should be fine if it has that measurement on the front of the lens Mine goes on my Nikon AF Nikkor 18 - 55 mm 52 mm lens with no problems As long as the front of your lens measures 52 mm. There are also adapters available that screw on the front of the lens to convert to other size threads for different size lens and filters.
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The Fotodiox Lens Hood fits perfectly on my 18-55mm Nikkor lens. I have not had any problems with it.
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I used this with my 55-300mm lens and it worked, both with my Nikon D7000 and the D7100. I prefer to use the manual focus instead of the auto focus. Automatic focus seemed to have difficulties at times, depending how far I zoomed in. As far as the 18-300 lens, I don't know but I assume it to be similar to my 55-300, so my belief is it should work.
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It works well on my Nikkor AF-S DX 18-55 and I've taken some very nice photos with it. Depending on how you set up your shot, you might get some distortion around the edges, but for me it makes for an interesting effect.
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Hello there my friend! Actually the lens hood adapter that came with the camera works perfectly fine with any 52mm filter. No need for you to buy a separate filter adapter. Just buy the filter that you need and screw it in the lens hood adapter. You're good to go!
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It fits very well on the 18-55 mm Nikon kit lense. Don't hesitate if you realy like it Hari.
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No, it will not work on your camera. You need a camera with interchangeable lenses to be able to use filters. It depends on your lens, not on your camera. You need to know the filter size of your lens. There should be a number on the front of the lens with a circle with a slash in it, that tells you the diameter of your lens. Once you have a camera with an interchangeable lens, if that number says 52mm, you want this one. Otherwise, look for a different size. Hope this helps, enjoy your class!