I have a Canon A1 with 50mm f/1.4 lens, is this filter compatible? Thanks!
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it's a 52mm filter, as long as the lens is 52mm this will work. However, this is an Infrared lens, which means it will be taking special infrared photos. You won't be able to see through the viewfinder when it's on the lens.
1465178
If your lens takes 52mm filters, then this will be compatible. If the A1 is a digital camera, then it may or may not be compatible-some digital sensors do not work well with IR filters. Sorry I don't know the specifics of your camera.
1727075
I had NO problem using the 52mm filters on my Lens.I use a neutral density filter to protect my lens.
1426462
The lens on the camera accepts 55mm filters. I have a vivitar 55mm uv-haze filter and a polarizing lens. I'm going to purchase a 1A filter to help protect the cameras lens from damage.
1015943
It depends on the thread size of your lens. I believe the 35mm 1.8 takes 52mm filters but you might want to check to be sure.
415878
This ring flash comes with 7 separate adapter rings that fit most standard size lens. I don't know what size filter your 50mm f/1.8 takes, but I'm pretty sure there is one that fits. The adpater rings are made of plastic, and are fairly flimsy, but they do the job and will last if you treat them carefully.
860846
It is not a mateer of whether the filter lenses fit the camera. WQhat matters is whether the LENS in use will take the size of the filter mount. Many more popular Canon lenses (and other makes too) now are made to accept 58mm filters. If so, a 58mm set of filters will work. Other sizes are also available, and there are also up and down adapters, which will convert a 58mm lens front to, for example, a 62mm. I do this with a polarizing filter I bought years ago for a 62mm telephoto lens.I hope this will help the customer.
970188
No. I bought this kit for my SX50 and found it unusable and returned it for refund. Best bet is buy the Canon 67 mm adapter and use 67 mm filters.
88546
No, this will not fit the 50mm 1.4 lens, which has a 58mm filter size. You need the E-58 or E-58 II instead. Either will fit; the former has the retainer releases on the sides (very inconvenient if you have a lens hood) and the latter has them in the middle like this one. Here's a link to the latter on Amazon: Canon Lens Cap for E-58 IIInfo from Canon (click the Compatibility tab): http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/product-accessories/ef-lens-accessories/lens-caps/lens-cap-e-58ii
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From the information I was reading about the canon 50sx hs, it DOES NOT appear my 58mm filter will fit with modification. Here is what one web site said about filter size: Filter Adapter FA-DC67A (Compatible with Canon 67mm Filters: Circular Polarizing PL-C B, Protect Filter). Thanks for your inquiry. Ken
1054578
The aperture control works even with manual lenses,No problems with the 50mm 1.8, It'll work
1000782
The body type of the camera doesn't matter, this is an adapter for lenses, so the question is if you have the right lens filter sizes. I usually use this with either the stock 18-55mm lens or the 55-250mm lens that comes in some kits (both of those lenses have 58mm lens filters adapters) in combination with the Canon 50mm 1.8 (this has a 52mm lens filter adapter). This point of this adapter is that you combine two lenses together face to face, and one has to have a 58mm lens filter, and the other has to have a 52mm lens filter.
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It's not a matter of what camera you're using. The thing to consider is the filter diameter (52 mm, 62 mm, 72 mm, etc) of the lenses of the camera you're currently using.
1049823
I believe that the 50mm 1.4 takes a 58mm filter. It should tell you on the lens somewhere or at least in the paper work
1085529
The Canon 50mm 1.8f has a front filter of 52mm, where the 50mm 1.4f has a 58mm front filter thread. Not sure if the Lens includes adapters for both sizes since I do not work for them. I can't remember if adapters were included in the one I returned. Personally I don't think the lens is worth buying. Good luck, hope that helps.
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Yup the 25mm f/1.4 lens uses 46mm filters. As the previous three answers said. I just looked at the Amazon page for this lens and I was surprised to see that this information does not appear on that page. In the "what other people bought..." section it does show a 46mm UV haze filter, but really for a lens that does take filters the technical info should give the filter size it takes.
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I have a Canon 50mm 1.8 and it fits as a glove, so I think you shouldn´t have much trouble to use it. A good way to make sure is to check the diameter of the ring and then checking the one your lens has. If it matches, then it fits.
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This 67mm filter is supposed to be the right size for the 67mm adapter issued by canon for that model. I have not tried it myself to verify that it works.