Does this lens hood screw on to the filter threads, or does it bayonet mount directly to the outside of the lens body?
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The lens hood screws into the filter threads. The lens hood comes with a lock ring which holds the hood in place.
1381501
in my honest opinion...don't buy this one. it obstructs the view of your lens. my hubby bought it for me and its not worth the shipping to send it back. it screws in to your lens hood.
1633901
This hood fits directly to the lens bayonet ring, independent of the filter threads, so yes, it can be used with a filter.
2089115
when you mount the lens on the camera backwards, you loose the original filter thread size as it is now attached to the camera side.the ring that takes the rear of the lens has an opening of 52mm so you need any filter, cap or hood ti be 52mm because you're attaching it to the adapter and not to the original filter thread on the lens.
1936558
Not really, it simply clips around an outer grove the is fairly common on the rim of most lenses.However, some filter brands offer a threaded adapter ring to combine multiple filters together, and some even have built in coupler threads. In either case, this hood leaves plenty of room for additional modification.
2171320
There's a ring around the x100s lens, you need to unscrew it and then you can screw the lens hood on.
1842025
There are several threaded rings that the ring light mounts to.. These rings mount on your lens like a filter would and the ring light attached to the mounting ring.. There are several very good revues of this ring light online.. Search the name & model number.. That is how I researched this purchase.. It is a solid product for the price..
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Michael, I do not believe your camera is capable of accepting screw on filters. You should be able to tell when you look at the front of the lens if there are threads or not. It's possible that some company makes a bayonet or push on-type filter, however, I am not aware of any. Hope this helps.
284659
The filter outer diamater is the same as the lens hence your hood still be attasch on the lens not on the filter
20064
The answer to this is yes it does screw onto the front of your lens. I apology for lacking that detail.
576875
As the others have replied, no, it clips on with two pinch-type holders. Much preferred to the bayonet-type hood on the 55-200 kit lens. If you have filter on your lens, it can make the hood a bit harder to get on, but it's no biggie.
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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.
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There is an adapter ring that screws on to the lens. The actual hood then bayonets onto that ring. Un-bayonet the hood, invert it and it fits over the lens for storage. Yes, your lens cap will still fit on the lens.
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Katrina, the hood attaches to the ring bayonet-style - it's super simple to remove, but stays on very securely when it's on. I typically keep it on, unless I'm using the optical viewfinder - the hood blocks some of the frame when using it.
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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.
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This is a bayonet mounted hood and should mount fine with a filter attached to the lens.
205780
the adapter ring has a thin strip of plastic that reveals a glue surface that permanently attaches to your camer. the ring contains a thread into which you screw the filters etc. for my purposes, the filters and lens hood seemed to obstruct the lens at wide angle depts and i was not crazy about the permanent gluing of the adapter ring to the lens, so i removed the equipment and have not used it.
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Dear Patricia, you will not be able to fit any screw-in filters to this lens. This is because the front element is curved and it is protected by the built-in petal-shaped hood. Although this hood appears to have a screw thread it is actually just a series of circles (presumably to disperse any stray light that hits it). The only thing you can do to protect it is to always use the the push-on lens cap supplied when the lens is not being used. Best wishes, Simon (yatescameras.com)