1. Is this fit for Nikon 18-140mm lens (18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR AF-S DX NIKKOR Zoom Lens)? 2. It is clear or has any tint? Thank you.
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With a minimum focal length of 18mm you likely need a lower profile filter than this. A UV filter generally has no tint but is treated to reduce the effects of UV rays and will brighten colors.
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As trivial as it may seem, don't skimp on a filter. You have a nice camera, so get a MULTI-COATED filter from someone like B&W, Heliopan, or Hoya. The multi-coatings reduce flare and reflections, just like your multi-coated Nikon lens -- again, don't skimp, it'll truly reduce the quality of your photo's especially in sunlight. The size of the filter should be imprinted on the lens, and yes, it's 67mm. A good filter is somewhere in the $50 neighborhood.
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Hi! It wont work with your 18-140 mm Lens, I got 18-105 mm lens which fits perfectly but It wont work with 140mm, Im sorry
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Personally I don't see why it wouldn't work for your lens. I bought mine for a Nikkor AF-S VR Micro 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED. Both of these lenses use a 62mm filter. That said, this is a quality filter. Don't go with cheaper filters. I have done it and am now replacing them with the B+W filters. Your photos will only be as good as what the lens and filters allow to be seen by the camera / film.
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I use the 58mm. I'm not familiar with the Nikon but they do advertise for canon, Nikon and others. they have the caps for other size lens also. I don't remember what the are as I need only the 58 mm. suggest you contact the supplier direct. hopes this helps.
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I use a Hoya Green Label (uncoated) 46mm UV filter purely for protection from dirt and "me". I got mine from camerafilters.com for @$10, maybe less. The main concern for me was getting one that I knew would clear the lense tunnel, as no one seemed to know what fit my FZ28 at the time. I've taken hundreds of shots just for comparison, I see no difference in image quality. I now leave it on inside and out. I prefer the uncoated, as they seem easier to clean. (A lenspen works great for the filter and lens)Edit: You do mean F"Z" 35 don't you?? You posted FX35..
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Just in case you run across it there is an older model of the 12-24mm that had flair/ghosting issues, the newer one has better coatings which has taken care of the issue.one with flair/ghosting issues: Tokina 12-24mm f/4.0 ATX Pro DX Zoom Lensone with better coatings: Tokina 12-24/4.0 Pro II Zoom Lens
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Thanx David, I'm a little disappointed also and considering it's a Nikon product I'm very surprised they decided to omit a feature like that. I've always at least bought a sky filter for all my lenses and cameras the moment I get them to at least protect the lenses and keep it clean. Guess I'll just have to be very careful with this one! Thanx again ...... at at least now we know.
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This fits any lens with a filterthread of 58 mm. It has its good and bad points. Do NOT expect anything but low quality results. You might think that is enough for the low price...? You can se test pictures and read more about it at my blog http://more4u2c.wordpress.com/category/camera-stuff/wide-angle-add-on/. (I do hope that it is OK to ad a link like this? It is only to help you with as good info as possible!)
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SHEP: I have three different brands of lenses for my Nikons. This cap has fit every lens with the corresponding diameter. I believe that it will fit without difficulty. Mine has fit the standard Nikkor lens (none are fisheye) & two different brands of aftermarket lenses. It's a great deal or the price. Durability has never been a problem since these are well built. Most of us lose the cap while shooting. The great price lessens the loss.
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Hi,Seems to match.in some extremely wide angle lenses ultra thin filter is used, as far as I know it is not required for 24 mm.I use it on canon 18-200 (cropped sensor).Thanks.Guy
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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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The true I don't use match this filter, I have to play more with this. But I think you may have some black or shadows, and in other hand, like someone said you can remove UV filter. In some shots you want use polarized filter and at this time I don't know how will work because I don't have one."Hi,I have a canon 24-70 lens. Will this work at 24? Or do you think I will ses!e black spots as others mentioned. thxn"
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Dear buyer: In order for me to help with this matter I will need to know what's the diameter of your camera lens. This information can be located in the back of your lens protection cap. Remove your cap to check on this number. You can also see this number on the front of your lens. You will recognize it because it has a symbol of a small circle with a line crossing it and the diameter number follows it. Please forward me this number so that I can further assist you,thank you
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Its a standard lens you will find on most DSLR cameras except it has VR technology. I have owned a couple of SLR cameras and mostly Nikon. This this is great, Great clear pictures and the HD movies are super clear. The VR is Vibration Reduction (VR) is an image stabilization technology that minimizes blur caused by camera shake. Using a VR NIKKOR lens can result in sharp images in low light, under windy conditions or when using a physically large NIKKOR lens, at up to four stops slower with a VR lens than a non-VR lens. I hope this helps, If anything happened to my camera I would buy another. All though I didn't get everything pictured, not sure why...
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I neglected to add that the measurement was taken from the lens not the protective UV filter I purchased for the lens. I am somewhat puzzled by Anthony A's response to your question. The original Nikon lens hood designed for this lens is also a clip on not a screw in hood.
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It should work just fine with your lens. There is a bit of a color cast produced by the filters, depending on your editing skills, this is something somewhat easy to fix. I mostly use the graduated filters for sunset and notice a a purpleish tint in the sky that is otherwise not there. For sunsets, this is an acceptable fault for me. For ~$20 you cant go wrong, especially if you are buying these to determine if a higher end filter would be a good fit for your bag.