Will it work on a Nikon AF-5 Nikkor 17-55mm 1:2.8 GED? nikon d7100 ? I also have a 28-300 lens AF-5 Nikkor. Which filter do I need for that one?
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For Nikon 17-55 you need 77 mm filter. You can use the same filter for 28-300 as well.
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It depends on which lens you have on your D700. This is a 77mm diameter filter so your lens would also have to be that diameter. Note that this has nothing to do with the focal length of your lens (for example a 50mm prime lens or 18-55mm zoom lens.) You can usually tell the diameter of the lens by looking for a number on the lens next to a symbol that looks like a zero with a slash though it - ϕ
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It will work , crop factor is 1.5 so this 85mm will be a 127.5mm. It is a superb lens, superb optics, any nikon camera would be happy to mount this lens on it. when used on full frame you're approaching whole Depth of field. It's sharp enough to take your camera resolution to the limit even at f/1.8
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As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may not bother you. If it helps any, I have 2 of these in different sizes.
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I don't think so.The 50-200 mm lens uses 52mm filtersThe 50-300 mm lens uses 58mm filtersLenses are Different sizes.Ask NIKON @ support.nikon.com
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yes, this filter will work with your Nikon D3000. Be aware that depending on the lens, you may experience a hot spot in your images. This hot spot may be extreme or very slight. I experienced a slight hot spot with my Nikon D-3200 and 18-55mm lens. You'll need to experiment and see the results with whatever lens camera combination you're using
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If this is the lens you have http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/2176/AF-S-DX-NIKKOR-18-55mm-f%252F3.5-5.6G-VR.htmlThen, the 52mm filters should work (see "Filter Size" near the bottom)
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Yes. It will work perfectly on the d7100. I bought this lens a few months ago and have been impressed with the build quality, pro features, and optical clarity of this lens. The only thing to be aware of is that it will have the full-frame equivalent zoom range of 105-300mm because of the cropped sensor on that camera.
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most Nikons are the same, just check how many mm the filter size is. it is on the id ring 0f the lens. match up the numbers. there are 2 major sizes.
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Hi Matt,I believe that lens takes a 58mm filter, which will be a lot less expensive than the 77mm I had to buy for my lens. Double check. It should say on the front of the lens. Make sure you order the right size. I've been happy with these filters. Good luck.Larry
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I'm not a Nikon user so I'm unfamiliar with that model. However I'd say if you have tried other non special lenses with this body and they have worked, then I would assume the 17-50 would as well. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help here.
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I have D800e and D7100 and it works on both, however it will not be a true 16-28 on the D7100. Due to the crop sensor it will be close to a 24-42mm.
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It should. The 18-55 is pretty common on a lot of Nikon's. It will work on any lenses setup for 52mm filters.
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You will need a 52mm adapter to fit the kit Nikon 18-55 DX lens. The 52mm adapter will also fit the popular 35mm f1.8 DX lens. Nikon lists the filter size for each of their lenses on their website.
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Check the filter size of your lens , buy an adapter from your filter size to 58mm example 67 to 58mm filter adapter and you're set :]
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I bought it for a Nikon lens... but is sold as a filter for any lens needing a 55mm filter
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Your lens in thredded for a 67mm screw on filter, so in theory, yes it should. To be sure before investing your money you could consult Nikon, USA or your owners manual