Is there a filter adapter that can be purchased to change the lens from white to red?
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I dont know about a filter adaptor but you probably could buy red clear tape like the ones used to fix tail lights on cars and cut it to fit?
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Yes you can use something like a REDEYE .65x wide angle adapter. It needs to have a 67mm thread with it. The REDEYE lens is made in Canada, and is a much better option then the cheap Chinese lenses which are widely available. You will definitely want a high quality glass lens. This camera only goes to like 29mm on it's wide side, so a wide lens adapter might be a good idea to have with it. 16X9 inc, Century, also make quality glass,but are more pricey then the nice one I found on a big auction site. If you can find a quality lens for under $300, it would be good for your kit. Also the REDEYE has a very protective padded leather lens pouch that ships with it.
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Do a google search on the teleconverter and you may find a site that lists the lens compatible with it.
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Yes you can buy an adapter that fits the old lens (FD) to the new (EOS) lens. You need to shop carefully because some of the adapters have plastic mounts and others will have metal mounts. Some will have a piece of glass to correct for the change in mounting distance. You will have to take manual pictures with the lens mounted to the adapter. That is you will need to set your camera in manual and then set the aperture, shutter speed and focus manually. Prices are in relation to quality of the adapter. Read reviews on the adapters that you think will meet your requirements. Don't shop for price alone. Quality and craftsmanship count more than price for a good picture and photo experience. Yes you can buy an adapter that fits the old lens (FD) to the new (EOS) lens. You need to shop carefully because some of the adapters have plastic mounts and others will have metal mounts. Some will have a piece of glass to correct for the change in mounting distance. You will have to take manual pictures with the lens mounted to the adapter. That is you will need to set your camera in manual and then set the aperture, shutter speed and focus manually. Prices are in relation to quality of the adapter. Read reviews on the adapters that you think will meet your requirements. Don't shop for... » Read More Yes you can buy an adapter that fits the old lens (FD) to the new (EOS) lens. You need to shop carefully because some of the adapters have plastic mounts and others will have metal mounts. Some will have a piece of glass to correct for the change in mounting distance. You will have to take manual pictures with the lens mounted to the adapter. That is you will need to set your camera in manual and then set the aperture, shutter speed and focus manually. Prices are in relation to quality of the adapter. Read reviews on the adapters that you think will meet your requirements. Don't shop for price alone. Quality and craftsmanship count more than price for a good picture and photo experience. « Show Less
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There is a ring mount (sizes vary per lens) that screws onto your lens. The filter holder then snaps onto the ring. They are fairly cheap but sold separately.
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Thank you for contacting us. You may use an old lens with the item you are inquiring about as long as you use the correct adapter to connect the two.
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Hello, As far as we can tell there is no adapter available for this lens in order to shoot macro. Thank you for your interest, UsedPhotoPro
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Don't know about the gray market but my lens is red! Matches my camera exact!
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If you are asking if you can thread a filter onto the end of the lens... negative Ghost Rider, the end of the adaptor lens is completely smooth inside and out.
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The adapter is 58mm to fit the camera and requires 72mm filters. I am well pleased with it
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There is a threaded adapter that screws into the filter threads on the lens. The the filter holder clips onto it
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Fotodiox makes an aftermarket filter set, with adapter, that works well with this lens...
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There is a parts supplier for Malibu who might be able to supply replacement lenses. Go to this url: http://malibu.brinkmann.net/part_finder.aspx Good Luck!
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The previous answer by Garry is correct. The filter holder and adapter rings are generally sold separately. Sometimes you can find a starter kit that has the holder and filters however it isn't likely that you will find the correct adapter ring included in the sale as there are so many different size lenses. Good luck and happy shooting.
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Yes there are. One available at amazon is here: Fotasy AMNK Nikon Lens to M43 Micro Four Thirds M43 System Camera Adapter
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Easy way to find is check your lens has a red dot on the lens mount. If it has the red dot then you can use it. If you see only a white circle then you can't use it.
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There are filter adapters now on Ebay, just a simple 38mm to 52mm or 55 mm for about $14. I got one and attached a 52mm UV protective filter, and bought a replacement 52mm Nikon "real" lens cap. I also got a 52mm polarizer, so i'm all set for now. The threads won't hold any accessory lenses, but they are solid enough for a protective filter.Jason