Will these filter fit a Nikon FM10? Will I need a step up or down ring? (Not sure if lens has threads!)
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if you look at your Nikon lenses, they should have a size on them. These fit my Canon, can't answer about your Nikon. (On my lenses, it gives the size on the ring that goes around the lens. Good luck.)
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I got these to fit my Canon Rebel T3i , I do not know what other camera they would fit sorry good luck.
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The filter thread size on the 16 to 50 lens is 40.5mm. The tech information should have indicated the thread size so you know that a step-up adapter would also be needed.
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You will need to purchase a adaptation set. I previously had one for other lenses/filters, so it wasn't a problem, but I can see where this might be frustrating if you did not have these.
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That depends on the lense your using. Check the filter thread diameter on your lens, get the measurement that fits your lens.
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You need a 62 to 77mm step up ring, if unread the filter size for your lens correctly.
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These just screw on the end of lenses. It should fit if you have a lens that you can add a filter to. These are awesome by the way... I love using them ! Doesn't change exposure at all. The only thing I've run into is on my 14-42 zoom at the low end it makes like a fisheye effect like you are looking out a porthole. I've used it as a special effect though.
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The camera type or model you have doesn't matter. Every lens has a specific thread size. I bought a 52mm that matches my lenses. You need to check your thread size on your lens and confirm you ordered the correct size. You may need a step up or step down ring if you want to keep this item as is since your lense isn't likely a 52mm thread size.
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The filters screw over your existing lens. If your camera has 58mm lens, make sure you ordered the kit that fits 58mm.
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Usually they do, but for this lens i dont use a filter. Compatibility can be checked online at the Nikon store. Its a popular lens so you should have no problem.
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Yup, these will fit. As long as your lens is threaded for 52mm they will. I have a Nikon D5100 w/a 55-200mm lens & a Macro 85mm lens & these fit mine. Mine are both threaded for 52mm to. The filters I received were 52mm, not sure why they threw in the 58mm...Hope this helps :)
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Used measuring tape the outside diameter of smallest part of lens is 1 5/8 inches (which has to be converted to mm). Hope this helps, however I do not see any threads on the smallest ring, either inside or outside. Are you sure that filters can be attached to this camera? If not sure I would check out Nikon site or call Nikon or a Nikon retail seller and ask if filters can be attached and if so how does one attach the filters. Hope this information helps.
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You may need a step up or step down ring, depending on what size diameter your lenses are.
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Yes they fit. Not all modes are available and you will have to focus manually just like the K1000. I have uploaded pictures to Amazon taken with 50mm f2 so you can see.
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Check the specifications of the lens you are using on the D3200. And if it has 52mm mount, this will fit.If you have multiple lenses with varying mounts, you can get a step up/step down filter adapter ring (something like B001G45VTE - search for this ASIN at amazon - there are a whole lot of adapter rings available - I have never used this particular brand/model, but it is just an adapter ring - no moving parts, no glass, so you really don't need it to be the best out there). In this case, you should get a filter for your largest lens, and just use the appropriate adapter ring to mount the same filter on your smaller lens.(make sure that the adapter rings will work for your lenses of course) Check the specifications of the lens you are using on the D3200. And if it has 52mm mount, this will fit.If you have multiple lenses with varying mounts, you can get a step up/step down filter adapter ring (something like B001G45VTE - search for this ASIN at amazon - there are a whole lot of adapter rings available - I have never used this particular brand/model, but it is just an adapter ring - no moving parts, no glass, so you really don't need it to be the best out there). In this case, you should get a filter for your largest lens, and just use the appropriate adapter ring... » Read More Check the specifications of the lens you are using on the D3200. And if it has 52mm mount, this will fit.If you have multiple lenses with varying mounts, you can get a step up/step down filter adapter ring (something like B001G45VTE - search for this ASIN at amazon - there are a whole lot of adapter rings available - I have never used this particular brand/model, but it is just an adapter ring - no moving parts, no glass, so you really don't need it to be the best out there). In this case, you should get a filter for your largest lens, and just use the appropriate adapter ring to mount the same filter on your smaller lens.(make sure that the adapter rings will work for your lenses of course) « Show Less
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what I did I got the size for my biggest lens filter size and bought step down rings for my other size lenses....works great..
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Used measuring tape the outside diameter of smallest part of lens is 1 5/8 inches (which has to be converted to mm). Hope this helps, however I do not see any threads on the smallest ring, either inside or outside. Are you sure that filters can be attached to this camera? If not sure I would check out Nikon site or call Nikon or a Nikon retail seller and ask if filters can be attached and if so how does one attach the filters.Hope this information helps.
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The front thread is 35mm. I would recommend a 35-37mm step up ring and then another step up ring from 37mm to whatever size filter you want to attach since its a more common size.