Can this be screwed on over a UV filter or do I need a stepper ring?
1633899
This mounts to the outside side of the lens and has no effect on filters. It doesn't screw into the filter threads at the end of the lens.
1633900
This is a bayonet mount not a screw on so it slips over the lens and whatever filter you have on there. Give it 1/4 turn and off you go.
1633901
This hood fits directly to the lens bayonet ring, independent of the filter threads, so yes, it can be used with a filter.
1633902
Mine screws over my filter as well as in reversed position for storage. I have both 52 mm and 67 mm versions.
1633903
Yes, it fits right over a UV filter on a Canon EOS 60D, no ring or adapters needed
1633904
I have used mine screwed on over a UV filter, and then also screwed on over a polarizer -- worked fine either way.
1545086
No. A self-adhesive thin metal ring attaches to the front of the lens barrel. The filter mount has an integrated magnet that will stick to the metal ring. Check carryspeed.com for a video of the mounting process. I hope this helps.
909947
It would not be a requirement, but removal would be preferred by most photographers. If you already have a basic UV filter on your camera, screw this one onto it. At nightfall, remove this one leaving the UV filter on your camera. Otherwise, open this one (the polarized filter) all the way to let in the maximum amount of light.
1334280
No, you would have to have the filter removed in order to install this Macro lens.
1195835
Sir - here's the best answer I can give: call Orion and ask them if that eyepiece you mention is threaded for filters, and that you want to screw-on an Orion moon filter to it. You'll get your answer on the spot.
1702035
It should fit over a standard threaded filter if the filter is no larger than the lens body. Square or over-lap filters will not work with this lens hood. Keep in mind that if you are using a circular polarizer, neutral density or similar filter that requires rotation to adjust, you will not have access to the ring to do so.
205779
My adapter ring had threads to screw into the end of the lens. You have to be very careful, so to not cross thread it and ruin it while attaching the ring. But mine screwed into place and has been very useful. I keep the UV filter on all the time, so I don't scratch the lens.
1149655
From my experience, the lens barrel has to be flat and not recessed in order to provide a mounting surface for the filter's self-adhesive metal ring. Probably not a good choice for your camera.
977020
Yes. You put the macro filter on your lens first. There are plastic rings that come with this flash light from 52mm-77mm filter size. The plastic ring gets screwed on top of the filter and the ring flash attaches to that plastic ring.
859174
Should work OK. Remember that the main function of a UV or skylight filter is to protect the lens.
1513590
If you are talking about the O ring that is in the fixture, you may have to use a jewelry or optical screw driver to remove the O ring. As it relates to the filter itself, there are no consumer repairs possible, and a new filter has to be used.
1747779
Probably, yes. There are adapter rings onto which the filter mounts are attached. The adaptor rings screw into the lenses' filter rings, like any other filter. The kit comes with adaptors in a range of diameters that cover the standard sizes.
1631919
Yes, but you need to turn the camera on to extend the lens in order to properly fit a UV filter on it. The camera lens cap will fit over the UV filter but will stick out a little; it's secure, though.
122804
The front thread is 35mm. I would recommend a 35-37mm step up ring and then another step up ring from 37mm to whatever size filter you want to attach since its a more common size.
1273198
You can use the hood because is hooked from the outer side of the lense, the uv filter is hooked in the inside of the lens
1757022
No. You will need to put a couple of elbows in your vertical line to accommodate the filter In a vertical position.
393938
The Fotodiox C-ES-62 lens hood has very fine 52mm threads, and will screw onto the lens, or a UV filter, if you use one - just snub it on lightly, don't over tighten it !