Can filters go on/off with this hood on camera?
1375377
I Couldnt tell about filters, but what I can tell you is that is a headache to keep de lens cap in place while using this hood...
1375378
I Couldn´t tell about filters, but what I can tell you is that is a headache to keep de lens cap in place while using this hood...
1375379
I have not tried it. The lens threads are still exposed, so it should work.
41505
There is no possibility to mount a protective filter on this lens. The lens is concave, so it protrudes in the middle of the glass. Not possible to have a filter on top. The surrounding metal lens hood will protect the glass quite well, otherwise one has to be careful with this special purpose lens when using it.
779782
yes, but i found it a little tricky removing the beauty ring from the lens. i bought a uv filter at the same time. some articles about it on the internet. real easy to do. the hood and adapter were in the same box.
1316625
it comes with a case and a hood. don't know what you mean by filter most filters are not necessary with digital cameras. if you mean a UV for protection a lot of people we don't like to use them they feel extra glass is detrimental to a sharp picture. UV doesn't help.
558031
The camera does already protect the lens when powered down and I'm not sure the lens is even threaded to take a filter so I wouldn't really worry about it.
270522
I use UV or skylight filters, mainly to avoid dust and finger prints in the lens body, bersides my experience does not show me any another advantage. a lens hood certainly would do the job as long as it's placed in the lens; but dust and finger prints take place mainly, when switching lenses.
1398535
Yes you can use a filter without any negative effects. However, it is very awkward to get the hood in place! Not worth the time and effort!
48179
No! the filter has threads to attach it to the camera and threads tho screw another filteron top but nothing rotates
1716261
I have the adapter, filter and hood on the attached photography:http://www.tangischools.org/Page/17015
1163526
Yes. It is the same as your lens. One side screws in the other side has threads for the filter cap to grab into. Though some filters are very thin and there is not much to grip. The only problem is when you use a lens hood. Usually you have to remove the hood to work the lens cap. I wish they made hood caps.
1968202
Your lens hood will still attach to the main front of the lens in the hood thread. These will attach in the filter threads. These filters do have front threads to attach additional filters.
284657
If you have a Hood on the lens, how would you adjust the CPL filter? I'm sure the hood fit over the filter.
1545087
No. It uses a very thin ring which attaches to the front of the camera lens. The filter has a magnetic ring which then is attracted to the ring. The filter can be adjusted by just overcoming the magnetic friction and turning it into the correct position.
169027
the collar that you thread on to the filter threads is where you fit the hood on, both for reverse and photo taking positions. it doesn't work well, its very tight and i ended up not using it. i just got the canon hoods for the lens instead.
845026
It's not the camera body that makes a difference it is what mm the lens is. So match the "mm" number on the hood with the "mm" number on your lense(s) to find out if it will fit and yes, you can have filters on the lens with a hood on. :)
2164892
Sorry I misread your question. The HOOD does not accept filters. I thought you were asking about the lens. The hood itself does not accept filters. It's a lightweight plastic thing.
1389329
Yes, it has the threads for the filter. Sometimes a leave the hood installed with the lens cap attached to the threads.