Will any 55mm filter screw into place? There are several brands out there so I'm looking for suggestions on what people use that works. Thanks!
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Great question! Yes the SRP 55mm adapter will work with any 55mm threaded filter. We hope this answers your question.Thanks!
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In my experience, yes they will. I have used several different 55mm lens and they all work with this adaptor.
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The filter thread seems to be standard. I bought a stock 58mm UV filter, and it fit perfectly. You will need a new lens cap; the original won't fit on a 58mm filter. Also, if you currently use a lens hood, it won't fit either.
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That's a really tough question I purchasing 52, 55 and 58 Nothing fit i finally discovered it's a bayonet Mount and you need a special adapter I didn't want to spend that kind of money so ended up no filter
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Dear Patricia, you will not be able to fit any screw-in filters to this lens. This is because the front element is curved and it is protected by the built-in petal-shaped hood. Although this hood appears to have a screw thread it is actually just a series of circles (presumably to disperse any stray light that hits it). The only thing you can do to protect it is to always use the the push-on lens cap supplied when the lens is not being used. Best wishes, Simon (yatescameras.com)
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If you use the right thread adaptor. Not a direct fit. Filter has pipe thread, not straight machine thread.
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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.
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The answer is "no." The filters I use have threads have threads on both sides. Most of them do so this shouldn't be a problem.
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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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I tried with two different UV filters and the one that fits is the 52 mm...hope It helps.
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Probably as I did it. I bought the wrong piece it doesn't fit an original NIKKEN filter. Sorry.The screw at the bottom is too short to fit in the filter.
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Screw in... I have several and all of them work well. I am using this particular model on both both the 17mm/f2.8 and 17mm/f1.8 Olympus M43 lenses.
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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.
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I saw this tip on one of the reviews and it worked for me...put on rubber gloves, they will give you extra gripping power. Hold on to the top of the casing with one hand while twisting the filter with the other hand. Also twist it clockwise since it's upside down.
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Interesting. My filter unscrews quite easily. Perhaps give it a better tug. Good luck.
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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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This filter will fit. The only problem that I have had is that sometimes the felt stripping on the ends is missing from some of these filters. This felt type stripping ensures a tight fit/seal. Check the images well before ordering.
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No problems installing filter. Flat head screw driver is all that's needed. Saliva on the inside of the rubber end of filter. Slide on end of intake. Tighten. Done.