Will this adapter fit on a Nikon Coolpix P520 I just won one don't know much about it. I would like to put a filter on it to protect my glass.
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I do not believe your camera uses a screw on adapter, it uses a push on type. There are several brands advertised for the Coolpix P520 and all are push on types fitting over the lens tube which have a screw in adapter for oversize filters. Purchase one made for the Coolpix with the protective lens you plan on purchasing. Be aware that an adapter has no glass in it, you need to purchase an adapter to fit the camera and the lens for it (uv, clear, or polorizor)Good luckJ W
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I would suggest u search for UV filter + your camera model. U don't need an adapter; u would just buy a filter that fits. In my case, I already had a filter & with the adapter, I could make it work for more than one lens.
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MO Photos, This is merely a step-up ring and does not contain any glass. It will not provide any protection for your lens.
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Putting a filter (UV, polarizing, etc) to protect the glass is normally a good idea on a SLR/DSLR type camera, which have remove-able "normal" sort of lenses and are threaded to accommodate filters. However, when I looked up pictures of your Coolpix P520 online...it doesn't look like a "normal" remove-able lens, and I couldn't find a photo of it that showed any threading at the end of the lens, nor did I see any reference to the lens size. From what I'm reading, it looks like what you've got there is a digital point and shoot type camera, a good one, but not one that is going to accommodate filters. So, that's all I can come up with on a quickie search, you should contact Nikon about your question. Sorry couldn't be more helpful..good luck! Also, to clarify this product doesn't have any glass to it, its just a sizing ring to connect a 52mm lens to a 58mm filter. In my case I had some old 58mmfilters that I wanted to use with my new camera, so this adapter allowed that to happen..screwed the 58mm filters to the adapter, and then the adapter to the 52 mm lens.
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hi I have the p510 the adapter is not a screw in type, it pushes on and is a very tight fit that's why it is so good for filters, also the one that I got is for 67mm filters, but you can get one for smaller filters if you want, witch ever size you get make sure you get the screw in lens hood to fit the one you get, ime not sure if the adapter will fit the p520, so order the one for the p520, you can also check to se if the p520 has a thread on the lens to screw filters and hoods in, if it has the check the manual for the filter size, hope this helps you...
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Im not going to be much help here im afraid. I know nothing about your particular camera model. What I can tell you is this, the screw is a standard tripod size and thread. It should thread right in. Now, as for the adapter, that will be needed only if your camera is heavier on one side or the other or front or back. Or if your tripod mounting hole isnt very near the center of the cameras balance point. Not sure im explaining it correctly here, but I can tell you my camera has an "offset" tripod mount, therefore I needed the adaptor. Im sure someone will be along to help you better. Its a great little device! Good luck!
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This is not specific to a type of camera, it's specific to your lens. But most likely yes, you'll need to purchase an adapter that fits the into the filter threads
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It doesn't fit onto the camera but on your lens. Use it similar to how you would use a filter. Make sure you put the appropriate adapter ring onto the front of your lens and then the FishEye 'converter' onto the adapter ring. So the order should be your camera, your lens that has a 58mm or 52mm filter ring size, the adapter ring / the FishEye 'converter'.
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Royce has the best answer. I looked up your lens and it's a 50mm lens. If they don't have your size lens for these filters, you can do what Royce says and get an adapter.
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hmm...I know the adapter should fit on all nikon camera's as it is meant for nikon mount. About the lens, I am not sure but if it is adaptall lens then should fit as well.
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It doesn't go on the camera it fits on the end of the lens using adapters. so as long as you lenses filter size is the same as one of the adapters that are included it will work.
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I bought it for a Nikon Cool PIX P510..under the info it lists the comp units,,if not there assume not compatible...Hope this helps...
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it's a 52mm filter, as long as the lens is 52mm this will work. However, this is an Infrared lens, which means it will be taking special infrared photos. You won't be able to see through the viewfinder when it's on the lens.
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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
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I am not familiar with your specific camera but it is a clip on type of lens so as long as there is a lip rim on the inside of your lens it may. It works great on my Nikon p510 though I do have to turn the camera on and extend the lens slightly to get that lip to snap it to. I do not need to screw the lens on to anything (someone said sonething about screwing the lens into place) Hopefully someone has the same camera and can give you a more experienced yes or no
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Yes, the lens/filter ring is the adapter. I called it the wrong thing. As I said in my review, it fit, but with a little force and I would get a prompt that said "lens error" the camera would shut off and wouldn't turn on again. I was afraid I might break the lens.
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I'm not totally familiar with your particular camera (although it looks to be a beauty), but I did a bit of research and it appears you will need an "adapter" to fit the filter to the lens. There are two (2) sized adapters, 58mm and 67mm. The consensus seems to be the 58mm is the better choice. B/H photo stocks the adapter and I'm sure Amazon can also provide it. This filter is a "thin line" filter that given proper care will be with you for many years. I hope this answers your question.
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opps my p510 had 42mm adapter to 58mm. now all filters in 58. sorry. so the lens thread on camera then goto 58mm .
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I probably wouldn't recommend it for the D5200/D5100 due to its articulating screen. Not sure if the screen would be able to close all the way with this glass protector on it. It would probably work best on a D3200/D3100.
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I don't know about that. But I have not liked the way it fits over the lens. Wish Nikolai would have made the camera lens in a way that you could put a protective lens over it without the adapter. If I have thought about this I would not have purchased this for my 12 year old photographer.
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It may work, depending on your lens. The connection between the camera body and the adapter was a good fit but the connection from adaptor to lens was less than great. It wobbled and felt unsecure. If in doubt, order it and try it. Return it if you are not satisfied :)