I would like to buy more filters, do the 58mm filters fit well on the 18-55mm lens? Thanks.
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Yes, I have about a dozen or so 58 mm filters and they all fit the 18-55 quite nicely.
875663
Hi Keith, I do not use filters on my lenses. I do use the lens hoods. After 33 years as a professional photographer I find the filters a bit of a pain.
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.
980747
Most likely not.... the way I see it, the specs on the filter need to match the spec on your lens. I got a 67mm since my lens' spec was 67mm. If you could find a 50mm filter (and there should plenty out there), you should prefer that.
980709
i have the same question,i have 52mm filter kit but it does not fit in my 18-55 mm lens for my nikon d1500?any suggestions?
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This will fit any lens with a 58mm filter threading. They make different size filters for different size lenses, so make sure you buy the right one. If you have many different size lenses you can also buy a larger filter (ex. 77mm) and use it with a step down ring to fit smaller lenses.
314830
You'll need a bigger filter. The Fujifilm XF 18-55mm F2.8-4.0 requires a 58mm. This one's a 52mm
1320208
This is a two-piece set, which includes the hood and a ring. The ring screws on the lens threads normally used by filters; and then the hood screws onto the ring once it's fastened. Considering that the ring is 58mm and fits on the lens threads, it should fit on anything that takes 58mm filters. So yes, it will fit if your lens accepts 58mm filters.
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Yes Diana, if your lens filter size is 58MM this set will work. You will find your filter size written on the very edge of your lens. I have this set and am very pleased with the quality and results.
1320630
yes.With the appropriate adapter ring .which in this case is 58mm.If you buy a series of adapter rings, you can use these filters with any lens diameter.
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Is this the lens you are asking about? Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II SLR LensIf so you would need a 58mm filter. This one will not fit.
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Hi the only thing I use is the Adapter Ring and the lenscap and the filters are fine for me..I bought extra close up filters Neewer and another set of filters from polaroid no expensive all from Amazon and do the job prefectly for me depends what you want..I have no Hoya..ad I share the filters between my Canon Bridge and Canon 1100d dslr.I also bought 58mm star filter fantastic effects hope that helps, you couldjust buy seperatly and cheeper an adapter ring dont make the mistake I did and bought from Amazon USA you will end up paying customs duty of 16 x
675951
Each lens has a diameter, and you need the correctly sized filter for that diameter, so it really depends on your lenses... For example, my kit lens takes 58mm. The next lens I plan to buy (50mm f/1.4) is also 58mm. So they'll both take the same sized filter. I have another lens (Tamron 70mm-300mm) which needs a 62mm filter, so I would need to buy another, separate filter just for that if I decided I wanted filters for that as well. Keep in mind, some lenses (generally very-wide angle and fisheyes) won't take this style of filter at all.
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i believe the millimeter number written on your lens has to match the same size mm as what you're planning to buy. In other words buying a 58mm filter for a 58mm lens...or in your case a 50mm filter set for a 50 mm lens.
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Yes! I have an 18-55 and it fits, so yours should work. I believe it was this lens adapter that I got that came with several screw on adapters to fit multiple sized lenses too! It's a great, cheap alternative. Tiny bit blurry around the edges, but barely noticeable. It definitely beats paying $300+!
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The filter must match the lens diameter, not the focal length (ex: 18-55mm zoom). In the case of the (stock Canon EF-S 18-55 filter included with many ofthe Canon kits, this would be 58mm.
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B&H; photo recommends a 58MM haze filter on their Fuji mirrorless cameras with 18-55 filter. If you have questions look up their website, their online staff is very knowledgeable. In my experience the B+W filters are better made (and more expensive). The threading for lenses is universal so you could go with Hoya or others