Does this camera have threads on the bottom for filters?
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Threaded on both ends: Machined aluminum 1.25-Inch adapter barrel makes NexImage compatible with most any telescope Barrel accepts standard 1.25 eyepiece filters 1.25-Inch adapter barrel makes NexImage compatible with most any telescope
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The thread is there but it's a smaller diameter than most of the other E-type lenses so you will need a new set of filters. The lens is very compact but the images need to be corrected for distortion. SONY provides software for this as do Photoshop and LightRoom.
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This lens has no filter thread. It's a fish-eye, and the front lens element protrudes to an extent that precludes the use of filters. You expect this in a fish-eye though.
1079971
although there is no mention of it in the manual, there is a threaded socket in the bottom of the camera.
885121
yes it does. my camera flooded too! not worth the risk. there are better external filters that don't involve taking the housing apart.
679794
No. That camera does not have the proper threading for filters. I believe you'd have to buy an adapter such as this: Nikon Coolpix P510 Lens / Filter Adapter Tube 67mm to use a filter.In all honesty, if you're just starting out, filters are pretty useless to you at this point. You still need to learn the basics.
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It does have threads. But I can only speak to the Zeiss 35mm lens for the Sony A7r for which this fits perfectly. I have also have a Nikon D60 and while I don't have this size of lens for this filter, the lens cap looks lit it would fit fine if it was the right size.
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Yes, it has a tripod hole at the bottom to allow the tripod to screw in to the camera.
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Sadly no. Because the lens has no threads around it to screw the filter holder on.
1272522
It has the threads at the bottom of it, just like a camcorder does. So, as long as you have that screw on your tripod...yes.
1244322
These filters require a 52mm screw thread. I checked the specifications on the FujiFilm website and found no reference to filter thread size. Also a close examination of the photo of this camera on the Amazon website didn't reveal the presence of available threads. I don't believe the Fuji camera will accept any threaded filters at all.
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I don't think there are any filter threads, no threading to secure them on the lens itself.
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Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed# Joseph, yes there is a thread in the bottom of the knob. if you are thinking of tripod mounting using this threaded hole you could but I think I am going to attach a metal plate to the bottom of mine with the tripods head quick release plate and also form rubber feet to recess the quick release tripod plate.. ... as a camera holder this works well for lo angle shots etc here at our production unit. there are more elaborate systems for camera support... but of course the price escalates as the features increase. We have owned our unit for several months now. Ed#
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There is a threaded adapter that screws into the filter threads on the lens. The the filter holder clips onto it
920903
The Finepix S1 is not, for some unknown reason, threaded for filters. The camera requires the use of an adapter to mount filters. With the adapter you can use 72mm filters. The ASIN for the adapter which is fairly expensive is: B00HVXW12E
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In checking the camera here ourselves, we can confirm that the lens on this camera does not have a filter threading.
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Yes it does. It is threaded to take 46mm filters. But since the lens is a slight wide angle, make sure you buy a thin version of any filter so it won't protrude into the angle of view of the lens.