how does the filter attach to the lens? Does it screw on?
20064
The answer to this is yes it does screw onto the front of your lens. I apology for lacking that detail.
20065
It fits the lens, nothing happens do not worry about anything. But if you have more budget, try different filters. Tiffen is only a regular filter
20066
Obviously the question is already answered, just make sure that you get the right size.
182952
The filter is plastic and does not adhere very tightly to the camera so be sure to tether the lens to the camera with the included string.
2171318
As I recall, there is a piece on the lens that has to unscrew and be removed before the lens hood will attach.
55638
The most important part is the adapter ring. After turning the camera on (lens comes forward) the adapter fits over the raised ridges and turns about 90 degrees. Then the 58 mm filters screw onto the adapter. I would post pictures if I could. Look at the ridges around the end do the lens. Hope this helps
1510515
They attach to the stock lens as well as the pancake wide-angle and the telephoto lens (I currently have the UV filter attached to the telephoto and the lens cap also fits to the filter.)
2163747
Above answers look good. Generally no, but..... A filter should be in a mount that is screwed into the lens, and the front of the mount should have the same thread as the lens so that accessories can be screwed into the filter mount in exactly the same way they would be screwed into the lens. You have to check your filter to see what, if any threads it has on the front. In any event, you can probably find an alternate way to mount the light.
657660
These lenses (filters) screw directly on the thread on the front element of the camera lens. The thread is very fine and not easy to see at a casual glance. When on the lens they do not obstruct the zoom operation or the lens cap which protects the lens when the camera is not in operation. Fitting the UV filter permanently is a good idea since it protects the front element of the lens from scratches and dust. Hope this helps. Peter
147847
There is a metal piece that screws to your lens as a filter then the light will snap onto that piece. It comes with different adapters for different filter sizes
1923414
The adapter ring sticks to the lens casing -then the filter attaches via magnetically to the adapter ring
167640
You can stack up to 2 filters in the included filter holder, plus you can put the entire ensamble in front of a screw-in round filter that directly attach to the lens...
1850542
Yes it does. I have the same setup and the hood screws inside the lens lip. I have mine on after a lens filter.
1936558
Not really, it simply clips around an outer grove the is fairly common on the rim of most lenses.However, some filter brands offer a threaded adapter ring to combine multiple filters together, and some even have built in coupler threads. In either case, this hood leaves plenty of room for additional modification.
2234206
Yes it does. A screw on plastic grey one that fits over the lens when not in use.
1395737
This lens doesn't attach to the camera. It works like a filter, attaching to the end of the installed lens. If the main lens you have installed works with the autofocus this lens will too.
1075006
Michael, I do not believe your camera is capable of accepting screw on filters. You should be able to tell when you look at the front of the lens if there are threads or not. It's possible that some company makes a bayonet or push on-type filter, however, I am not aware of any. Hope this helps.
1545087
No. It uses a very thin ring which attaches to the front of the camera lens. The filter has a magnetic ring which then is attracted to the ring. The filter can be adjusted by just overcoming the magnetic friction and turning it into the correct position.
1265327
The filters screw into the screw thread on the front element of the lens. Filter size is 52mm. Peter W