What is the filter Diameter for the Olympus 14-42mm II R lens?
1590800
Hi, Thanks for looking! It is 37mm, I am pretty sure. PS I have lowered the price!
117081
Its fit lens width 72mm. Look on front of your camera and on the rim of the lens the size is printed.
1283909
Near where you mount the filter on the lens there should be an indicator of what size filter is required. I bought a step down ring with this to accommodate a couple of different lenses. Like a 77 mm - 62mm step down lens.
1113182
The lens visor is threaded so a filter can be attached. As far as the size goes, there is a reference to 83mm on the lens but I have no idea what it refers to.
1292338
Hi, You say you have the 14-42, indicating that you have a Micro 4/3 camera, either Olympus or Panasonic Lumix. The lens is designed for use on a 4/3 camera and will require an adapter to work on your camera. As one of the other people said, it will not let you get in close for things like flower photography, it is more of a telephoto zoom that lets you bring distant objects closer. It is a big lens but a sharp lens. If your object is to get very close, the Olympus 60mm f/2.8 Macro is a beautiful, sharp lens. Good luck.
2189433
The 12-50 mm Olympus lens takes a 52 mm filter so this one would not fit. It does fit my 12-40 mm Olympus lens which takes a 46 mm filter
1958756
Not familiar with Olympus but I would think any 58mm filters, covers would fit any 58 mm lens. I would research at an Olympus centered site and ask an Olympus owner
506056
I read it off the lens that I have so it is definitely the size for this particular model. In fact, there are two models of this tokina lens with the exact same filter size. you can find it here:http://www.tokinalens.com/tokina/products/archive/
1087106
I don't own a 14_24mm lens but the case fits all the long lenses like the 18_300mm so check the dimensions of the 18_300mm and compare it with the 14_24 mm and you will get an idea if it will fit
1029098
You cannot buy a filter for the camera, you have to buy it for the lens you have attached, which in this case (14-42) is 37mm filter. There are other very good lenses for this camera which will use 46mm (14mm, 45-175mm), 52mm(20mm, 14-45mm, 45-200mm & 45-150mm), 58mm(12-35mm, 35-100mm), 67mm (100-300mm) and more. So check the lens the 14-42 motorized (the small one) is 37mm, the 14-42mm manual (the large one) is 46mm
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https://www.google.com/search?q=sony+85mm+f2.8+filter&oq;=sony+85mm+f2.8+filter&sou;rceid=chrome&ie;=UTF-8&surl;=1&gws;_rd=ssl#q=sony+85mm+f2.8+filter+size
1989478
Check the filter size diameter specifications of your lens. Also check if your lens has a thread mount. Then buy the filter with the respective filter diameter
1565631
It won't fit without using a 30mm to 37mm step-up ring. Here's one for just under 4 bucks:Bower Step-Up Adapter Ring 30mm Lens to 37mm Filter Size 30-37 mmAdorama Step-Up Adapter Ring 30mm Lens to 37mm Filter Size
2166215
Title and description lies. It is the 14-42mm II R Lens. I suggest ordering just the body and a different lens anyway, this one is not very good.
258954
Since the introduction of the E-PL2, the kit 14-42mm lenses are all of the "II" variety. For the OMD, it's the 2.
660169
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.
53931
The closes lens would be the Olympus 14-150mm f/4.0-5.6 II Lens for Micro Four Thirds. This is equal to 28-300mm on a 35mm standard.