Different models use different filter sizes. Why is that?
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This particular machine requires two different filter sizes because there is a small filter in the wand and another larger one on the vac output, these work to block the shredded skin cells... my machine really works well so my filters are changed often.the only reason I can think of for the difference in filter size is the different sizes in the wands...mine also has two different sizes some for the face and larger ones for the elbows etc. I hope this helps answer your question Steve.
61680
I am using a regular filter size and it is fitting perfectly. I had a lot of them in my cabinet and I did not have any problem, so I did not need to buy any.
620889
Thank you so much for the information. I bought some 58mm filters and an adapter and have held them in front. I will look for some 37mm so I can do your workaround. Thank you for the information.
489205
Do you have your old filter? It should tell you on the side of the filter you are replacing what size to use.
230957
This is made to screw onto 28mm filter size thread, so it is much smaller than 52mm. It would be too much smaller to be useful stepping down from 52mm, because it would drastically vignette.
2214709
I am no expert on the subject, but I think so. I can't see why not since both filters do primarily the same thing.
1967470
I am not an expert but I believe the numbers refer to the dimensions of the filter. You purchased a 20 inch wide by 25 inch long by 1 inch deep filter and want to know if a 20 inch wide by 20 inch long by 4 inch long would fit. I do not believe so. It is five inches too short and 3 inches too deep.
443291
If you take a look at the front of any lens you will see numbers indicating the millimeters and the F range, these numbers have nothing to do with the size of the filters the lens will accept. Usually there is a separate number set apart from the lens type numbers that indicates the proper size filter to purchase. On my lens I see a O with a forward slash through it (sorry I don't know how to type that symbol) followed by the number 55, so I use a 55 mm filter.
1189860
You need to check the thread size. It can be also called the filter ring. Or something like that. I don't know the specific camera so you will have to just look back in the manual for that and then select the size you want. if doesn't end up fitting you can sometimes get converters.
360244
I'm not sure as I've only had the plug in smaller version. But there is a noticeable difference when I use the filter as oppose to not using it
1808648
You have to LOOK AT your lens and it will display somewhere on it (the front most cases) either 0.77 or 0.72 or so on,,,,,thats your filter size,,,,,,, hope this helps ,,,
96536
Mary,I don't have that particular model but I would use filter anyway. It could only be better.
12009
I have 3 sets of ND filters and each set consists of a ND.8, .4 & .2..... therefore by combining filters you would achieve (.8+.2) 1.0 or (.8+.4) 1.2 or (.8+.4+.2) 1.4
1350961
Mine is the #2 size and has been fine from day one. Sorry I am unable to offer any knowledge of the #6 version. I like using the #4 filters with my #2 size however.
1531697
Annie, have no idea about which is correct. Just know that these filters do fit. Wish I could be of more help, but am not a techie person !
435633
Your best bet is to take one out of your filter tank and measure it. As I recall its got to do with the length and not diameter. I used DE filter on two pools for 20 years. I jumped to a Sand Filter. Wish I had jumped years ago. Functionability and operations is sooo much better with a sand filter. The price to replace the filter fingers made me throw away the DE and go to sand.
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The model I have is the 3rd picture on the filter and they fit perfectly. The filter is rectangular and you can't cut it.