can i use them on a Sony Nex 5n Camera. I use the multiple emount lenses 18-55 mm , 50 mm , 12 mm
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The filter fits any lens with a 52mm screw-in mount. If your lenses are smaller than this, you will need a step-up ring adapter. If your lenses have a larger opening than 52mm, it will not work unles you have a step-up ring, although it would only work when zoomed in.
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Sony E Mount lens has 49mm threads.To use a 52mm filter,you will need a step down adapter 52mm-49mm.If you use different lenses,you will need step down adapters to suit your requirement.
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i looked it up and i saw it took a 49mm.maybe you should also look to make sure.
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As long as the filter thread on those lenses is 52mm, yes you can. You just need to check what the thread size is for the lens.
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I am pretty sure you need 49mm diameter filters for your Sony. Double check the handbook and see what the diameter of your lens is.
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Yes- check the lens diameter of your camera. The Sony Nex series uses 49mm so any filter that says "49mm" should fit no problem.
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As long as the lens has filter threads. I am actually using mine on a Sony NEX lens.
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Check the spec's properly at the sony site. I bought this for my NEX7 because it was the one suggested in the Amazon description. I still have it because I through out the packaging so its useless to me. Check at Sony.com to make sure its compatible.
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I bought the E-Mount version of this lens for Sony's NEX 5R camera. It comes with a lens hood already. It is threaded for 46mm lens filters so I suppose you could get a different lens hood at that size, but I cannot vouch if the dimensions are the same for the Micro 4/3 version that you appear to be interested in.
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You will need Sony LA-EA2 E mount to A mount adapter to use this lense on Sony NEX 6 camera body. Remember this lense is manual focus only.
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Mario.....I don't know. I bought it for a Sony A100 and it fits on mine. Here's a link to an article on recommended E mount lenses for the nex vg20:http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/these-are-the-first-lenses-you-should-buy-for-a-sony-nex/
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i'm sorry that I do not know because i'm using it for my sony nex7. you may want to google or telephone local sony store. they should able to help you. cheers
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I use a Sony alpha and that is the mount available. There is an adapter availabile for the NEx mounts. Check with Sony.
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Found this on Amazon:Q: Can you use your old nex compatible lenses with this body? A: It is an e-mount frame. So any lenses that are e-mount will be just fine. A-mount lenses will work too with an adapter. This is a helpful website: http://www.dpreview.com/products/sony/slrs/sony_a6000
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I bought it for my Nex 5R , it fits the body but not the lens. Make sure you are not use it for the 18-55mm lense because it is the longer lens, But 16-50mm is OK. Hope it will help....
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I am not totally sure anout the NEX 3 but I had to also buy the Sony NEX Mount Adaptor with Translucent Mirror Technology. This is an "A" mount lens and my camera is an "E" mount. There may be a cheaper adaptor but the lens wont fit with out it.
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i use EOS-NEX for sony nex-7 and its came fit and ican use my canon lens with sony nex-7
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Have tried to use adapter with Sony nex5. Purchased the Nikon adapter and even though lenses connect OK the nex 5 keeps saying put lens on correctly. tried the only way it can go and nothing seems to change it. help.
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I don't think you would be able to use a ND kit on that camera... The only thing you have to look at is the lens diameter and make sure the ND filters are the same width (52mm,72mm,etc), but I don't believe that Sony has interchangeable lenses, does it? If it does you just have to look on the lens for the appropriate diameter.
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You can use A-mount lenses like this one on your NEX camera with an adapter. The Sony LAEA1 adapter will work but it is my understanding that auto-focus does not work with the LAEA1 adapter. Though when I read some of the reviews some say it does auto-focus but it is painfully slow. So you'd probably have to manual focus with this lens and the LAEA1 adapter on the NEX cameras.There is also the LAEA2 adapter which allows the lens to auto-focus on the NEX camera by having the translucent mirror in the adapter.You'd probably just be better off just getting the SEL 35mm 1.8 lens or SEL 30mm 3.5 lens. You can use A-mount lenses like this one on your NEX camera with an adapter. The Sony LAEA1 adapter will work but it is my understanding that auto-focus does not work with the LAEA1 adapter. Though when I read some of the reviews some say it does auto-focus but it is painfully slow. So you'd probably have to manual focus with this lens and the LAEA1 adapter on the NEX cameras.There is also the LAEA2 adapter which allows the lens to auto-focus on the NEX camera by having the translucent mirror in the adapter.You'd probably just be better off just getting... » Read More You can use A-mount lenses like this one on your NEX camera with an adapter. The Sony LAEA1 adapter will work but it is my understanding that auto-focus does not work with the LAEA1 adapter. Though when I read some of the reviews some say it does auto-focus but it is painfully slow. So you'd probably have to manual focus with this lens and the LAEA1 adapter on the NEX cameras.There is also the LAEA2 adapter which allows the lens to auto-focus on the NEX camera by having the translucent mirror in the adapter.You'd probably just be better off just getting the SEL 35mm 1.8 lens or SEL 30mm 3.5 lens. « Show Less
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yes, you can stack them, and they should fit the Nex-7 Sonnar E 1.8 lens, however - as a 24mm wide lens, as you stack them, the edges may become visible in the frame. not sure of the crop ratio with the given lens / camera combo, but with stacking any filters - you are extending a length of tube the camera looks through. if this is an issue, a common work around is to buy a step-up adapter ring and use larger filters. (say, a 49-52mm adapter, then buy 52mm filters.) it all depends how far you need to stack.