1. Is this fit for Nikon 18-140mm lens (18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR AF-S DX NIKKOR Zoom Lens)? 2. It is clear or has any tint?Thank you.
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With a minimum focal length of 18mm you likely need a lower profile filter than this. A UV filter generally has no tint but is treated to reduce the effects of UV rays and will brighten colors.
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Yes it should fit, I used it with a Nikon D 7000 and Nikon 24-70mm lens which has a diameter of 77mm and length of 133mm. The Nikor 18-140mm lens has a diameter of 67mm and length of 97mm.
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Answer. I really cannot help this customer. He needs to check out his lens size with a Nikon 3000 or 5000.
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Just in case you run across it there is an older model of the 12-24mm that had flair/ghosting issues, the newer one has better coatings which has taken care of the issue.one with flair/ghosting issues: Tokina 12-24mm f/4.0 ATX Pro DX Zoom Lensone with better coatings: Tokina 12-24/4.0 Pro II Zoom Lens
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The 18-140mm lens is a very good lens. I did trade mine for a 16-85mm lens that fit my work better. Also I have used the18-200mm lens which is also a very good lens. I don't think you could go wrong with any of these lens. The choice remains on what you want from your lens.
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The lenses are not tinted. You can put prescription lenses in the specs (goggles). I put tint in the lenses I had put in the goggles. I play tennis outside year around wearing them.
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Hello!!, I'm not am expert but my lens Nikkon 18-140... I have not any trouble with it, the pictures are grate, and the best is that I don't need any other lens for my regular picture.
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This is the first 10-100mm lens I have ever bought and I purchased it specifically for a Nikon 1 J3 so I did not 'shop it' at all. I am very happy w/the lens but am not conversant enough to explain why. Sorry.
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I don't know for a fact, but a couple websites do show it as compatible with the 18-140 Ed VR lens. I honk it is worh a shot. Good luck.
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Technically, it's an FX lens. In other words, it will cover the full frame format sensor. However, I use this lens on a DX format camera. Since the DX sensor is smaller the end result is that this lens becomes a 120mm to 600mm! The smaller sensor nets you an additional 1.5X magnification. It will work on either format. I mount this zoom on my D7100 (DX) body which has an additional 1.3x crop factor built in! That way, the 600mm, effectively becomes 780mm! The images are crisp as one can expect from Nikon.
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Hi Laura.. I really don`t know anything besides what`s said in Amazon`s page, where I bought it. But I could tell you I`ve never had a problem with any of my Nikon lenses or cameras.
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Yes it fits just fine. As I stated in my review, I disassembled it to remove the plastic lens. As others had stated, this causes distortion. It was fairly easy to remove the lens with just a small jewelers type Phillips head driver and then reassemble. This results in an empty hole in which to view through which looks a bit odd but gives a perfect distortion free view after you've adjusted the diopter. I only get small smudges on the screen now; you might not get any.
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Mr. Stargazer, Carefully read the terms BEFORE you purchase. I have a Nikon D7100; I purchased a lens with the camera. My lens mount broke. They covered it. I had to send in the lens, and it was repaired and returned to me a no cost other than mailing the lens. However, I've read some reviews that claim the policy will not cover accidental breakage. This was not true in my case; they did cover it. I just cautioning you to be aware of all the terms before you push the buy button. I rated my service 4 of 5 stars.
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As trivial as it may seem, don't skimp on a filter. You have a nice camera, so get a MULTI-COATED filter from someone like B&W, Heliopan, or Hoya. The multi-coatings reduce flare and reflections, just like your multi-coated Nikon lens -- again, don't skimp, it'll truly reduce the quality of your photo's especially in sunlight. The size of the filter should be imprinted on the lens, and yes, it's 67mm. A good filter is somewhere in the $50 neighborhood.
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Both the prevoius guys are correct, you have to find the diameter of your lense. I strongly doing this asap, Not for effect but for protection... a lesson I learned the hard way, I scratched my Nikkor lense and it is over 300.00 to fix (OUCH) the 510 looks to be a 67mm but do the reaserch to be sure..
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Not sure. Try going to Amazon.com and see the filter offered when you shop for the Nikkor 18-140mmG ED VR. I use CANON so I'm not to savvy regarding Nikon, but this would be my suggestion.
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It is a fisheye lens with a 180 degree view so standard filters do not fit. (My lens cap is now loose and keeps falling off so just be aware that this may also happen to you. I took the lens hood to the local camera shop and they inserted fresh tape on the inside of the hood to grip the lens).