Can I stack this filter over my Hoya ND400?
327498
Yes! Polarizers are used with ND all the time. Sometimes even to add additional density, and sometimes for the actual polarization. Vignetting is always a concern, but reasonably correctable in post processing.
327499
I very much doubt it. First it is not a great idea to stack lenses to begin with. Besides, if I am not mistaken, you are trying to stack a 77 mm lense under a 72mm lenses.
327500
I'm not much a camera tech so I can't authoritatively answer your question, but I have my polarizing filter on top of a regular daylight filter on my Nikon D40.
31435
The filter ring size (i.e. 77mm) must match the lens ring size. So this could be a rhetorical question, if you already have the lens in your possession. If not, 'mouse over' the on-line lens picture and look for the ring size. Good Luck - My Hoya filters have never failed.
2132710
I just tried it with an old vivitar haze filter I have from an older camera and the hood did not fit. With that said this filter is about 5 mm tall, and I believe that most of the newer ones are shorter than that. And with an extra 2mm space it would work no problem.
603488
I had the 52mm it is 5/16" thick. Oh ! it made in Japan. I did had a few 77mm but not Hoya. Hoya made a good filter but not the best one.
298231
There is no indication of filter size in the manual: (http://www.general-imaging.com/uploadedFiles/10_Our_Cameras/Cameras/Power_Series/X5_UM_En.pdf) so I would think not. You might be able to rig up something, but that might be more trouble than it would be worth.Not too many low-end digicams provide for filters without some sort of adapter; a shame since a polarizer can do wonders to an otherwise mediocre image.
1069031
Yes. That is how I use it: Oly Micro-Four-Thirds 17MM f/1.8 lens with Hoya NXT HMC UV 46mm filter (which has 46mm female threads on front). The DMW-LFC46GU lens cap grabs those threads. I also have a JJC LH-J48B lens hood attached, which slides over the filter and lens end, attaching with outboard thumbscrew (just like Oly 48B hood). So I easily reach in front of hood to actuate center pinch of the lens cap.
1691792
I believe so.. like most filters, they have the threads on both ends and should be able to be combined with others.
942134
Yes, definitely the thing to do . I'm using mine on a 49mm lens. It stops the filter vignetting by having it bigger than the lens.
485468
If your camera accepts conventional screw-on filters of a size included with the set (like 49 or 52mm) you can mount this device. It has flanges attached to filter rims and the device clamps onto the flange. The flanges are all the same size, but each has a different sized threaded center rim to screw into the filter mounting threads of your lens barrel. Works great with all my cameras and lenses. I highly recommend it if you can accommodate a filter with that camera. There are several sizes of filter threads included in the set; I mentioned only the two that I could locate in my bag.
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HOYA or B&W. It's good to have some ND filters (reduce the amount of light to prevent blown out highlights and to be able to shoot at widest aperture while shooting during bright daytime) or circular polarizer (cut down the reflection/ and some light). UV filter is good only to protect the lens, in my opinion.
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It can if you stack the filters past 2. Otherwise I do not recall having this issue. Getting a filter holder that has smaller gaps between the filters can help allow up to 3 filters. These filters though are best to keep at two since they are not glass. This is to help keep as clear as possible picture.
859173
Theoretically no, but I prefer having a filter on EVERY lens I have at all times. That way I don't have to worry about making switches, or ruining a lens without a filter
2167916
Hey Aaron, I actually haven't used a filter with this lens/camera setup yet. I am afraid that my NX1100 is not living up to what I had hoped and may soon find a good home. Hope you have better luck with yours!
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.
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Hey GadgetGirl,As far as I could check on the internet, your camera's lens does not have threads... This means that you will not be able to use any filters on it (the Hoya 55mm will not mount to tor lens).Anyways, this product is a filter, and (IMHO) it is not a good idea to use it as a replacement of a lens cover... The two products have different uses.For extra protection, one may use this filter AND the cover, or just the cover. But I would not use ONLY the UV filter.Hope this helps,Thiago
992312
Yes you can. However it's very tricky to use a polarizing filter. The polarizer must be rotated for best effects and this hood makes it difficult to do without getting fingers on filter itself.
187151
Yes, but you may be able to baffle the output. If not, a sponge filter or Azoo Mignon 60 fit perfectly :)