what size are the threads my nikon is 67 mm
1311352
No Threads On The tele Converter. It Will Mount On Your Camera And Your Lens If All Are Nikons Will Mount Directly To The Converter.
1311353
There are no threads. It is the same mount as Nikon lens on both sides of the tele extender. The extender fits behind your lens not in front of it. The camera body is female and the male side of the extender fits into the body and your Nikon lens fits into the exposed side of the extender. The threaded filter ring is for filters.
1311354
All treads are the same. The Kenko attacks between the body and the lens. You have to worry about the front of the lens if your buying filters etc. e.g. you have get a 67mm filter to fit a 67mm lens.
1311355
There are no threads. It is the same mount as Nikon lens on both sides of the tele extender. The extender fits behind your lens not in front of it.The camera body is female and the male side of the extender fits into the body and your Nikon lens fits into the exposed side of the extender. The threaded filter ring is for filters.
1311356
The threads don't matter. The adapter is mounted to the camera, so the mount type is important (Nikon, Canon, etc). Then the lens is mounted to the adapter. You only need to get the converter made for your camera.
159766
On the tip of your lens it should say what thread size you should buy.It will be something like 52MM or 58MM... That's what you should get.
425844
Yes, any 67mm filter will work on a 67mm thread, however when you are using a ultra wide lenses like 12mm, you will want the thinnest 67mm filter possible to avoid vignetting. That's not your situation so any 67mm will work great!
1700330
Actually I have this exact camera and it has a 52 mm thread. I bought the Vivitar macro lens and it's a 52 mm and it fits just fine.
1702411
If yours is a 52mm diameter thread it should work...if not I would google or call Nikon and ask them...hope this helps.
981905
This close-up lenses screws on the thread of your current lens, so it really depends on what lens you are using with your camera. For example, my Zuiko wide angle 9-18 mm has a 52 mm thread, but my regular 14-42 mm lens has a 37 mm thread. You can check the current lens that comes with your camera and see what it says about the thread.
275464
I can not answer this question as I have no knowledge of the Nikon size or construction.
859649
This will fit any lens with a filter thread size of 67mm. On the lens it should say 67 near the filter threads, on the rim or front of the lens.
2235241
Threads, as listed on the manufacturer's site: 12mm-1.25 (F-103N, with nipple end)
1809156
As far as I know, the threads are the same. If you can buy and use stock lenses, then it will fit.
710472
As with any DSLR type camera with multi-use lens, check the information on the lens attached to the NEX-5N - it should indicate the thread size of 49mm. For any lens attachment always check the tread size before ordering.
1777221
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
697508
The dia of the front lens is about 1 5/8". And it is recessed about 5/8". You are correct 72mm thread.
630567
Used measuring tape the outside diameter of smallest part of lens is 1 5/8 inches (which has to be converted to mm). Hope this helps, however I do not see any threads on the smallest ring, either inside or outside. Are you sure that filters can be attached to this camera? If not sure I would check out Nikon site or call Nikon or a Nikon retail seller and ask if filters can be attached and if so how does one attach the filters. Hope this information helps.
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.
2189434
It should fit a 46mm thread. It is not water resistant or splash proof but does offer some protection to the lens
2198467
Depends what model you have. Look in your lens cap and it should say the size in there for example 67 or 77. =mm If it says 67 in the lens cap then you are good to go.