Outside diameter of the smallest part of the lens? reason I have a CPL filter with a ring diameter of 32 mm to put on it.
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Used measuring tape the outside diameter of smallest part of lens is 1 5/8 inches (which has to be converted to mm). Hope this helps, however I do not see any threads on the smallest ring, either inside or outside. Are you sure that filters can be attached to this camera? If not sure I would check out Nikon site or call Nikon or a Nikon retail seller and ask if filters can be attached and if so how does one attach the filters.Hope this information helps.
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Sorry I'm not a professional photo guy. I know its a great low light camera and it takes super great pictures.
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Used measuring tape the outside diameter of smallest part of lens is 1 5/8 inches (which has to be converted to mm). Hope this helps, however I do not see any threads on the smallest ring, either inside or outside. Are you sure that filters can be attached to this camera? If not sure I would check out Nikon site or call Nikon or a Nikon retail seller and ask if filters can be attached and if so how does one attach the filters. Hope this information helps.
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Hello, It fits fine on mine. The filter has an internal tread so it's outside dimension is exactly the same size as the outside of the lens. I have not had any issues with the hood showing up in pictures. I don't think you can put it on wrong, but the shorter flanges should orient side to side. Hope this helps...
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The largest part of the lens is just under 2". If you had a two inch hole they would have clearance.
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I'm not sure.........but check the mm indication on your lens to see what size filter it takes.
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what I did I got the size for my biggest lens filter size and bought step down rings for my other size lenses....works great..
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Hi Mia, This filter set is made for lenses with 40.5 mm diameter which is exactly what is on the 10-30 PD Zoom. EE
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I am also looking for some supplemental filters for my P80 but unable to find any specs on the internal diameter of the lens that's on it. I have a 37mm polarizing screw-in lens from an older camera and it's just shy of the diameter of the P80. By my measurements the P80 is 38mm ID but I can't find any supplemental filter companies that make a polarizing filter that size aside from Hasselblad at a cost of $300+. If anyone can verify the ID being 38mm and find a source for some filters I would be greatly thankful.
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There were two different versions of this lens, with different size filters. Look for a circle with a slash through it on the front of the lens. The number beside this is the size you need. Ebay is the best place to find one. Hope this works for you.
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It's a round filter. But, it is designed to fit in the Cokin "P" series filter holder that typically accomodates square filters. There is an outer ring that is narrower than the filter itself which allows it to slide into the filter holder. It does not screw onto the lens like most round filters do. The outer rim is 3 1/2 inches (about 88 mm) in diameter; the filter is about 3 inches in diameter. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, although there are filter threads on the front of this lens, I do not have any filter that will fit them. It is rather small on the front but even my 28-37 step up ring is not quite the same. I would say that perhaps a 40mm may be correct. I wish that I could be of more help.
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There is a lock somewhere outside the lens near the body. This might prevent you from changing the focal length.
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52mm on a lens Filter represents the diameter. There will me a mark on your lens that should tell you what size filter fits your lens. it should be near the base and be right next to an 0 with a line through it. hope that is helpful.
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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
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Be careful ! I just purchased a bayonet-to-standard filter thread adapter to allow me to protect the open end of my lens ( It is a 105mm Series E ); and fit a filter on this. I now find that it is jammed on and I cannot remove it ! If anyone has any ideas, I would be grateful ? Phil A
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This is an auxiliary lens (58mm) that connects to another filter or lens mount. Check the size of the camera lens mount, on the camera or in printed specifications. I never use the lens beyond a trial as the optical quality was not what I expected or wanted.
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I couldn't locate my cpl for this reply, but some other (AGFA) filters have as little as one to one-1/2 threads engaged. This is usually enough, providing you rotate the outer ring in the direction that always tightens the filter in the lens. I've never lost one---yet! Appears to be a good filter, though--smooth rotation.
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18-55 doesn't matter. It is the size of the threaded ring on the end of the lens that dictates what size filter to use. It is usually indicated on the Face of the lens.