Can the P530 accommodate a polarized filter lens?
937081
I have good luck just hand holding a polarizer in front of aim & shhot camera's..........
937082
Yes it can but, you will need to pick up an adapter the set up the filter........In my opinion not worth the effort
1515985
Yes, it takes standard threaded filters for 1.25" eyepieces. As an alternative, have you looked at variable polarizing filters such as: Meade 07286 No.905 1.25-Inch Variable Polarizing Filter?
1921178
It does not accept the typical screw-on filters. None are mentioned in the owner's manual and none are listed on the manufacturer's website. There is no threaded ring on the lens assembly. There is an inside lip the lens cap uses to stay in place, so it is possible to jury-rig onto it...I suppose.
2131024
There is an outside thread on the lens so it should be possible to fit a UV filter to it.
1466524
Yes, but the UV filter screws between the adapter & the Lense. Hope this helps.Cheers
651507
Cokin series P will be fine for you with those lenses. Go to their site and do some research: http://www.cokin-filters.com
1357020
Filter size is 95 mm. B & W has both UV & Polarizier @ Amazon. Also Lowepro cases 13 x 32 cm fits the lens intact with foot.
1554392
not possible. the lenses screw on one at a time. the uv filter doesnt make a difference.......take a look at this yourtube vid.....http://youtu.be/3g2NvQ6DfV4
264149
Check the lens specifications or check on line for the filter size. It may also be engraved on the lens.
735149
I'm not 100% positive but I don't think the P500 lens is threaded for a filter. The 58mm adapter simply steps up the filter thread sizeon a lens with an existing smaller thread size so that you can use your collection of 58mm filters. If your lens is not already threaded, this will not work.
1066472
yes, but. You need to have the clear filter in place. The polarized filter I have won't stay on without the clear filter first.
1776974
There are products out there, but as you might imagine, you won't be using a typical threaded polarizer. You wind up using something like a cinema lens hood with a giant filter slipped in. Here's one solution that comes to mind: http://www.leefilters.com/index.php/camera/system#tse-adaptor Phenomenal lens, especially for landscapes. Almost surely worth the extra workaround
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.
1389327
Yes, you can add a lens filter either before or after the lens hood, but you do have to be aware of the possibility of vignetting depending upon that placement.
2136301
You can, but have to set the polarizer after focusing. Typically not a problem for distant / landscape shots as the ring is mostly around infinity focus.
1260900
Yes. It is completely compatible on DX cameras such as your D5300. It is a very sharp but heavy lens.
439843
Not that I'm aware of.Rokinon just released a 12mm f2 wide angle lens that does seem to accept filters. Perhaps that lens would be better for your purposes.The Panasonic fisheye for micro four thirds had a rear filter holder.