Is this a thin filter suitable for wide angle lens?
38350
This definitively is a thin protector suitable for wide lenses. I use them with 14mm and I'm still able to add my polarizer filter. Did not find any downside.
38351
If the diameter (55mm) is the same as indicated on your wide angel lens, the it will. If you look and your lens indicate 67mm (more common) double check the description and match the size.
38352
Hoya does make a thinner one- however I find it irritating because it is so thin that I can't clip my lens cap on over it...
1936320
Yes...But this is a heavy gel made to go over a light, NOT the quality of gel filters made to cover a lens.I'm sure it would degrade the image. Also it is shipped rolled and never looses its curl.
436128
As a Wide angle lens it just screws onto the end of the 18-55mm lens. I didn't think that it would work and I was worried that it would fall off. but it doesn't at all. To use as a Micro lens it requires another adapter.
860960
You do not say what size filter the lens takes. Given the wide angle of coverage you need to be aware of the filter and/or hold encroaching into the edges of the frame. You can easily work around this and even with a standard screw in filter you will have the same problem. The ND and Graduated ND filters will open worlds of opportunity for creativity in your images. They are well made. Good choice and a must have for the landscape photographer.
126837
There is an adapter. Wide angle lens should connect with camera body directly. But this lens is weird, it must connect with another lends rather than the camera body.BTW, this lens does not fit a 58 mm UV filter, a little troublesome.
5668
If you get the lens with a canon mount, yes. Be advised, because of the convex lens, it does not accommodate screw on filters.
133732
No it is not. Yet it is the ultra widest lens on the market as faras I know. Excellent piece of glass for the price.
1320630
yes.With the appropriate adapter ring .which in this case is 58mm.If you buy a series of adapter rings, you can use these filters with any lens diameter.
2054692
My son and I purchased the filter for use on a wide angle lens. We had no real problems with the filter such as tinting the corners or limiting the amount of lens view. My son and I were using the Tamron 10-24 wide angle. He was using a Sony and I was using a D60 Canon. We to were expecting the corners to be shaded and limiting us on the range, but did not. Now of course this will depend on how critical you are, lighting (natural or artificial) Range of the lens being used, etc. etc. It also depends if you do a lot of cropping. This was the first time we tried this brand and type of filter and in this case we thought we got the better end of the "You get what you paid for!" We shot mostly in bright sun and tried some night shots and were happy with the results. We were in Italy so there were a lot of ocean shots as well. We bought the 77mm and some adapter rings for the smaller lens to use this same filter. Some suggestions we read were to carry adapters for it cheaper then a pocket full of filters and to try using a filter slightly larger the the lens. I hope this helps, but might not be the answer your looking for.
1559600
No, because of the len's curve and the hood, there is no room for a filter. I don't find this as a problem. For the price and results, this is an exceptional lens. It is worth every penny. Learn to work with the parameters and you will be pleased with the results.
2211352
Yes it is. The Sigma lens uses filters with standard thickness rim - which this B&W is.
1785010
This is a round filter that fits into the cokin p adapter just like the polarizer (and also has a ribbed edge like it). Thus it fits nearest the lens avoiding light leaks. Made of optical resin, thus very lightweight. Fits up to 82mm lenses with the cokin system.
1641206
the curvature of the glass makes it so you can't use a filter. But there are other wide angle lenses that do allow you touse a filter. My Tokina 11-16mm uses filters.
1727075
I had NO problem using the 52mm filters on my Lens.I use a neutral density filter to protect my lens.
120701
I would wager based on my experience with the B&W; standard lens filters that you would see some vignetting on both of these filters, even with the 010M I have to be aware of a slight darkening of the edges of my photo if I back off to 17mm ( I currently shoot a 17-40mm lens) The polarizer will definitely vignette. To avoid this issue I'd go with the "Slim" model filters B&W; produces for wide angle lenses.
2137901
No it is not a wide angle lens. Wide angle is usually wider than 18 mm (or 27mm in full frame).
1371093
I looked up the model of your camera and from what I can see looking at the front of the lens I would say no, because it doesn't appear the lens has threads for a filter, but it would perhaps be a good idea to write the manufacturer and ask that question