I have a nikon d5300 and a 55mm f/1.8 lens would this 58mm polarizer be compatible?? thanks!!
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I am not able to identify what lens you have. I can't find a 55mm f/1.8 lens. The polarizer I reviewed was a 52mm dia which is kind of the old standard for Nikon. The quick answer should be that if your lens has a 52mm thread diameter at the front of the lens it should work. The easy way to find out the thread diameter is to look at the lens cap. It will say the size of the cap which should be the same size as the polarizer filter you will need.
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I'm not familiar with that lens. However, I did a quick search on that lens and it appears to work with Nikon F (DX) lens mounts, which the D5300 supports. So the quick answer is: I think so. But if I were you, I'd do further research to confirm.
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Yes. It works with any lens having a 58mm filter thread -like the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G- and any camera with a Nikon F-mount. Remember that the operation will be totally manual.
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I believe you need a 52mm lens for the 18-55mm lens. Just go to Nikon and check the accessories for you lens.
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I have one that works with the D5000. I am sure all Nikons are compatible so you can use multiple lens. I know Sigma makes several lenses specifically for Nikon. I would have to believe it will work wih the D5500, though I can't be 100%
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Yes! This lens is an awesome one to say the least. I've been using it on my D5300 for the last month and I've love every shot take. It's very fast too
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I figure it probably would. It screws on like a filter to your already existing lens. So, just order it with the adapter for the lens size you need. The regular lens I use is a 58 mm, and when I ordered this, I made sure to order that size so you get the right adapter ring. Then, u just screw it right now. If you have a 55mm, just order THAT size. It's cheaper & more portable than an actual full fisheye for SLR. It's great for using in winter, and autumn, breaking up too many strait lines, and is great with city landscapes, especially winter, and in gray-scale. It also gives a great GLASS refraction look to the light, and gives unique distortions to your images. Great if you want a macob, dark, or Goth look, and many others. Experiment frequently.
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I use Fotodiox Pro. Filter Adapter Kit (145mm) with Circular Polarizing Filter on this lens, works fine.http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/wonderpana-145-essentials-kit-system-holder-lens-cap-and-cpl-filter.html
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Go to Nikon's web site and see the compatibility chart for this lens. I'm not sure if they are compatible.
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dear kimmers: i am new to the nikon system camera and i really do not know if this lens would work on the d50. i just bought the d7100 and that is where my knowledge ends. sorry!!! ps. try calling a camera store; they would probably know.
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This lens is compatible and will auto focus on the Nikon D5300. It has AF-S in the description title which indicates compatibility and suto focusing with the Nikon bodies that do not have an internal motor.
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Hi Chad, haven't tried it with a 18-55 but it works with all of my other Nikon lenses.
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If that is a Polaroid Macro kit, Yes, it will screw right onto any Nikon lens. I have a Nikon D 3200. And it works pretty well on mine. If You have a filter on Your lense, just take off Your folter and carefully screw it onto Your lense. It has exactly the same threads as a Nikon filter, but You have to take YouR time and ease it onto Your Znikon lens so that You don't strip the threads. Good luck fellow Nikon Guy. It works fairly well as a cheap Macro lens. Your Friend, Dave
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Yes. It is completely compatible on DX cameras such as your D5300. It is a very sharp but heavy lens.
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it should. I was considering the DX5300 but I got the DX7100 and this lens is super. the compatibility charts at Sigma web site and DXOMark also say so. the mount has a twist pull open top half hinged circumferential holder that is great also. go for it. you will not be disappointed. ps, I also got the Sigma 18-35 f 1.8 and love the coverage with the 2 lenses. I shoot raw format and sometimes I go to the 1.3 downsize on the body which effectively changes the focal length
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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 polarizer is 55mm. Check the back of the cover of your lens to check its measurements. If it says 55mm, it's good.