I am ordering the Nikon 35 mm lens today and would like to know which size of these filters I should buy to fit that lens?
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The 52mm lens filter should fit your 35mm lens--either f2 or f1.4. If there's any doubt, you can check the filter size under the lens specifications on Nikon USA's website.
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4 current production Nikon 35mm lenses use 3 different size filters. Check NikonUSA.com for the filter specification for your lens.35mm 1.8G DX uses 52mm, 35mmm 1.8G ED FX and Special Edition use 58mm, 35mm 1.4G FX uses 67mm.
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The filter size for this lens is 58mm. Any filter that size will work with this lens.
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You should be able to look on the side of your lens to determine it's size. This particular lens fits 55mm. I'm under the impression that yours is 35mm but I'm not positive.
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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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There are filter adapters now on Ebay, just a simple 38mm to 52mm or 55 mm for about $14. I got one and attached a 52mm UV protective filter, and bought a replacement 52mm Nikon "real" lens cap. I also got a 52mm polarizer, so i'm all set for now. The threads won't hold any accessory lenses, but they are solid enough for a protective filter.Jason
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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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Answer. I really cannot help this customer. He needs to check out his lens size with a Nikon 3000 or 5000.
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You will need to find out what your filter size is.... It will say on the lens you have for the camera. This filter pack is a 58mm if you have a larger filter size (ex: 77mm you will need a larger filter or a step down ring from 77-58mm but it's better to go from a large filter to a small lens other wise you will get a nice circle cut on your picture. I hope this helps
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My Len size is a 52mm, so I bought a 52mm filter. I didn't need anything special attactment for it. I just screwe it on. Check on your Len to see what size Len you have.
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I ordered the 55mm sized ones for my nikon D3100 - the lens is the 18-55mm lens. They are too small.
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My understanding is that filters are pretty much universal in terms of thread. That said, if you look at the diameter referenced on the front of your lens - usually something like "49 or whatever followed by an o with a slash through it. - that should determine the size filter you should buy. Of course, the manual that came with your lens/camera is the final determiner.
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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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There aren't any screw on filters from Nikon, but there are other folks out there that have designed filters specifically for this lens. If you are worried about scratching your lens, and you got the cash to buy one. If 24mm is wide enough for you, then get the fixed 24mm. If you need wider, then I would go for the 14-24mm. The 14-24 is great for landscape and large group photos. This is the main reason I got it for. Very solid. Not the sharpest lens, but still very good!
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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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The filters should be interchangeable between Nikon and Canon. Obviously as you said, you just need to look for the correct diameter of the filter. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/18850699
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I wish I could help you but I gave these as a gift and I am not a camera person at all, sorry. I don't know anything about sizes of lenses, hopefully someone else will answer you.
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Good question...I have a simple answer.......buy the best filters you can afford. IMHO, I only buy Nikon filters for my Nikkor lenses. You can't go wrong with any of the top brand filters as previously mentioned.. Be sure to check that the filters mounting ring is thin enough (especially on any wide angle lens) so it won't cause the filter to fringe.