Canon PowerShot SX20IS Lens add-ons? Is the Canon PowerShot SX20IS threaded for lens attachments?
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I own this camera, it accepts 52mm filters. I have a HOYA 52mm UV[0] on mine right now. Depending on what type of filters you get, you may need a new lens cap than the one that is supplied (I did)
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I didn't get back in time to edit, but I would normally call it a step-up ring. It just has the unusual 60mm threads for the SX30 lense.I don't want someone to get confused and think this is something strange, it's just not a standard size lens mount, if I'm correct.
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I have the HS25 and there are threads to add filters and or other lenses on the lens. I purchased these but haven't used them yet.... I will get around to it one of these days.
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The SX50 requires an adaptor ring in order to make use of 58mm diameter lens accessories. Something like this: Essential Accessory Kit for CANON PowerShot SX50 HS Digital Camera - Includes: 58MM Lens Adapter Ring + Vivitar Filter Kit (UV, CPL, FLD) + Carry Pouch + Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood + Center Pinch Lens Cap + MagicFiber Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth
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The Sony HDR-CX190 does not have threads for an optional lens. You can check out the front. The lens you are looking at is a great fisheye lens if you can get a camera to accept it. Look for used Sony CX110 which is light and works well with that lens. Hope this helps.
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The lens is threaded and you need the proper adapter for your camera. If I remember correctly when you order you let them know what you have.
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I used it on an SX20. make sure you get the right mm size. This is a Canon piece just like the one that came on my camera. I had lost mine.
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Probably. The SX20 & SX40 had the same fittings. I am an amateur. I Think the 50x is an adjustment inside the zoom mechanism of the camera rather than at the lens. Suggest one might call B&H; in New York 800-947-6628. They are some of the real experts in the market. (490 Ninth Ave. NYC 10001)
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Yes. The package mine came in is labeled for use with the DSC HXV20. The camera attachment is an adhesive backed thin metal ring~ 2mm wide with an inner diameter of ~31mm and an outer diameter of ~35-36mm. As long as the outer diameter fits on the part of the lens that moves and the inner diameter does not obscure your lens, you should be good. I am using it with a sony dsc rx100, and have been happy except that if you store the camera in its case with the filter on in hot weather, the adhesive will fail. They do include 2 adhesive rings, so you have a backup.
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Hi Nemeth, at the end of the HS30EXR fixed lens has a 58mm thread... You just need to screw any lenses of the kit, you can even use those lenses with other cameras just use one of diameter adapters that come with the kit. This kit is perfect for HS20EXR and HS30EXR. I hope have helped you, sorry my english. Hugs.
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Yes, I bought "58MM Lens Conversion Adapter Tube for CANON PowerShot SX40 HS (SX30 SX20)" at amazon store and 58mm filter could be attached.
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The SX10, 20, etc. lenses DO NOT have threads, they are simply rings. 52mm filters can be fitted into them (I've read, I wouldn't try it!) but any damage caused by doing so wouldn't be covered under your warranty.
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I found trying to install these on my SX30 that the Threads are not an exact match. apparently Canon has their own thread pattern. I was however able to install them very carefully but only tighten them until they are just snug so as not to damage the threads on the camera or the lenses. You may be able to pick up an adapter at a local photography store to avoid this predicament. It will extend the view of the lenses and when zoomed all the way out, the corners of your photos will be "cropped in black as if looking through a tube.
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The adaptor introduces 52mm threads onto this camera (Canon SX40). "Lenses" can be screwed on but because this is an auto focus long zoom unit, one would never attempt to mount another lens (such as in a DSLR). These cameras do not interchange their lens. The kit is for filter rings, lens protectors, etc. I think you can buy screw in magnifying disks for those that wish to experiment in ++macro photography, but that'sas close to a "lens" as you'll get with these super zoom cameras. So, NO not like a DSLR.
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No, the SX40 is 52mm so if you want to use a 58mm filter then you require and adapter that is 52mm thread on the end that attaches to the camera and 58mm thread on the other end to attach the 58mm filter. As for this particular item that you are looking at I did buy it for the filter only as the lens isn't very good, its a definite you get what you pay for thing. However Goja sells the adapter by itself and its pretty cheap, I bought an adapter for each filter I own because if you torque this even a bit too much it gets stuck to the lens and well that can mess up a shoot if you are required to changed filters for any reason or if the lens gets scratched and you want to replace it.
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Lensmate is a company that specializes in filter adapters for these types of cameras. I used their adapter for my Canon SX10 and was very pleased. I think the web address is lensmateonline.com
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I have the SX30is, so I don't know if they need the same thing. I can tell you that my camera takes a bayonet style mount, and these lenses are screw in. The included adapter was the exact same size as my camera's lens and would therefore not fit in or over. It could possibly be forced on, but only if willing to damage the camera. Butterfly sent me the larger size kit, and I bought an adapter, that worked better. However, even then using the lenses caused the auto focus to shut down and not work until the camera was shut off and turned back on without the lenses. I gave them to my husband, who has a camera designed for such things. I have the SX30is, so I don't know if they need the same thing. I can tell you that my camera takes a bayonet style mount, and these lenses are screw in. The included adapter was the exact same size as my camera's lens and would therefore not fit in or over. It could possibly be forced on, but only if willing to damage the camera. Butterfly sent me the larger size kit, and I bought an adapter, that worked better. However, even then using the lenses caused the auto focus to shut down and not work until the camera was shut off and turned back on without the lenses. I gave them to my husband,... » Read More I have the SX30is, so I don't know if they need the same thing. I can tell you that my camera takes a bayonet style mount, and these lenses are screw in. The included adapter was the exact same size as my camera's lens and would therefore not fit in or over. It could possibly be forced on, but only if willing to damage the camera. Butterfly sent me the larger size kit, and I bought an adapter, that worked better. However, even then using the lenses caused the auto focus to shut down and not work until the camera was shut off and turned back on without the lenses. I gave them to my husband, who has a camera designed for such things. « Show Less