what is the filter and hood size for this lens?
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58mm filter size. If new, the lens will come with a twist-on hood. You should always use the supplied hood, even though it will add 2.5 inches to the length of the already large lens. (It does reverse for storage) If you use the hood you will not need a filter for protection, first element will be far enough back to avoid damage. I found squeezing my fingers into the hood to apply the lens cap a hassle, so I wrapped the front edge of the hood with two layers of black electricians tape and now the top from a contained of "I can't believe it's not butter" fits perfectly on the outside. Looks Mickey Mouse, but I don't care. 58mm filter size. If new, the lens will come with a twist-on hood. You should always use the supplied hood, even though it will add 2.5 inches to the length of the already large lens. (It does reverse for storage) If you use the hood you will not need a filter for protection, first element will be far enough back to avoid damage. I found squeezing my fingers into the hood to apply the lens cap a hassle, so I wrapped the front edge of the hood with two layers of black electricians tape and now the top from a contained of "I can't believe it's not butter" fits perfectly on the... » Read More 58mm filter size. If new, the lens will come with a twist-on hood. You should always use the supplied hood, even though it will add 2.5 inches to the length of the already large lens. (It does reverse for storage) If you use the hood you will not need a filter for protection, first element will be far enough back to avoid damage. I found squeezing my fingers into the hood to apply the lens cap a hassle, so I wrapped the front edge of the hood with two layers of black electricians tape and now the top from a contained of "I can't believe it's not butter" fits perfectly on the outside. Looks Mickey Mouse, but I don't care. « Show Less
945158
58mm filter size. If new, the lens will come with a twist-on hood. You should always use the supplied hood, even though it will add 2.5 inches to the length of the already large lens. (It does reverse for storage) If you use the hood you will not need a filter for protection, first element will be far enough back to avoid damage. I found squeezing my fingers into the hood to apply the lens cap a hassle, so I wrapped the front edge of the hood with two layers of black electricians tape and now the top from a contained of "I can't believe it's not butter" fits perfectly on the outside. Looks Mickey Mouse, but I don't care.
44852
I believe this lens is the kit lens and is 58mm in diameter (look at the front of the lens). If so, you need a 58mm filter, not a 55mm.
235593
The specs on this lens state it requires a *Filter size: 58mm. Wish you well.
975495
The camera has an autoclosing cover/shutter, and you are correct the lens size for filters, et cetera is 46 mm.
2251248
It is a 55m filter. If your camera is outfitted with that size, yes. If your lens will accommodate a filter it will usually be marked with the size that will fit. When all else fails break out your user manual (or do an internet search) for your particular model.
1198221
The size will be the size of lenses filter diameter. The hood should be checked at various focal lengths to determine if image cut-off occurs.
1113182
The lens visor is threaded so a filter can be attached. As far as the size goes, there is a reference to 83mm on the lens but I have no idea what it refers to.
914320
In many cases the camera itself has the filter size printed somewhere around the lens - typically on the lens front rim or outer edge. Sometimes there is also a symbol that looks like a circle with a long line through which indicates the number is the filter diameter. If there isn't one on the camera, you can also check the camera's manual or just measure the diameter of the lens threads with a ruler. Good luck!
1357019
95mm filter size. Do remember that this lens is f/5 up to about 170mm and at 420mm is already f/6.3 so it's not "fast" if you're considering using filters not light-friendly.Cheers.
1730549
This lens is awesome to use, it came with a hood, caps for both ends and a case (which I think is too tight), but no filters.
845026
It's not the camera body that makes a difference it is what mm the lens is. So match the "mm" number on the hood with the "mm" number on your lense(s) to find out if it will fit and yes, you can have filters on the lens with a hood on. :)
1469915
50mm 1.8: filter size - 52mm50mm 1.4: filter size - 58mm50mm 1.2: filter size - 72mmGoogle to double-check
2272777
I don't own an SX, but the filter size is typically written on the front of the lens. Should be a number followed by a circle with a line through it. If it says 58, you're good to go.
1135689
It comes with the Sony petal style hood inside the box ( I bought mine new from AMAZON )If yours did not come with the orig hood, The Sony part number for the hood is ALC-SH119 and the filter size is 62mm so I would assume If you'regoing to start looking for an aftermarket hood, I would start lookingfor 62mm size hoods.PS- I love my 18-135 with the SAM motor, it's quiet and usable for AF in video mode.Most of all, the 18-135 is one of the Sony Alpha lens that is made in Japan.
41503
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).
954841
The filter thread for that lens is 37mm. This info should be in the owners manual.
243212
It should fit just fine, but I would save your money and not get this product. The lenses are not very good and the adapter and filters and hood have limited use.