Can other filters be screwed into the Hoya such as a polarizer?
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I have screwed other filters onto another Hoya. Also the polarizing filter. Very happy with the product.
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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
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If you get the lens with a canon mount, yes. Be advised, because of the convex lens, it does not accommodate screw on filters.
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There is a ring mount (sizes vary per lens) that screws onto your lens. The filter holder then snaps onto the ring. They are fairly cheap but sold separately.
1545906
If you are referring to the Hoya top-of-the-line polarizer, it's the absolute best you are ever going to get. I have no idea why you would have this problem.
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yes. There is no need to remove the UV filter in order to use a rotating ring polarizing filter.
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Art filters are special effects applied by the camera in software. A circular polarizer would be a hardware filter, which could be screwed in once the lens cover is remove. But the lens barrel is not marked with a filter diameter.
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Yes, but the UV filter screws between the adapter & the Lense. Hope this helps. Cheers
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Yes you can, it's called stacking, but why would you want to? If your going for some sort of in camera effect then the effect that you get would depend on a variety of situations like, the order in which you stack the filters and the type of lighting your shooting in. Keep in mind that when you stack filters you lose resolution and light. I know of occasions where a polarizer and a fld are staked in order to correct for fluorescent lights and blueing of the sky, so to speak. I hope this helps.
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There are products out there, but as you might imagine, you won't be using a typical threaded polarizer. You wind up using something like a cinema lens hood with a giant filter slipped in. Here's one solution that comes to mind: http://www.leefilters.com/index.php/camera/system#tse-adaptor Phenomenal lens, especially for landscapes. Almost surely worth the extra workaround
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Yes, you can add a lens filter either before or after the lens hood, but you do have to be aware of the possibility of vignetting depending upon that placement.
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It would be helpful if you were more specific on which lens you'd be mounting the filter to. Thanks.
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Skip the UV filter entirely and just keep the polarizer on the lens. UV filters are useless, while polarizers are the most useful filter you will ever have... both outdoors and indoors. Depending upon which polarizer you purchase, they will not subtract much if any more light than a UV filter, (the Hoya HD filters are the best, but expensive). I would never shoot anything without a polarizer.
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I agree with the others. The polarizer needs to be rotated after the focus is set, but not by much. Make sure that the filter size is 62mm or it will not fit this lens.
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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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not possible. the lenses screw on one at a time. the uv filter doesnt make a difference.......take a look at this yourtube vid.....http://youtu.be/3g2NvQ6DfV4
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An Amazon reviewer for the Canon SX50 stated in his review that there is no screw-on filter mount for this camera. The Hoya filter requires a screw on mount.