I'd like to use a Cokin filter adapter ring (for use with a filter holder and Singh Ray filters) to the front; are there front threads to allow this?
1372307
Every Nikon filter that I have ever owned had front threads. This particular one does, too. Hope this helps.
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.
2163744
The answer is "no." The filters I use have threads have threads on both sides. Most of them do so this shouldn't be a problem.
957300
Yes- the end unscrews. I assume it is a standard thread for the water filters.
1530130
It is a thread on magnifier. You could use adapter rings for any thread size. It functions as advertised, but anytime you add lenses to the stack you introduce a decrease in quality. I wound up buying a longer good quality lens and I am much more satisfied ( but poorer) best of luck
1775544
as long as the thread size is correct there is no problem, filters are interchangeable. :)
1081743
It should fit and standard filter threads. It also comes with several other size rings.
1503197
Are you talking about the adapter tube extension? Absolutely Not. I don't even use the adapter tube anymore...waste of money. I did get the Carry Speed MagFilter Threaded 58mm Adapter Ring for use with a polarizing filter and it does close with the Adapter ring on it..but not with the filter. Carry Speed gives you a handy pouch that can clip on your belt for that.
2207985
The non-filtered side is male threaded. The filter kit comes with several adapters and I have a defuser/strainer on those threads and it also fits the old peerless fawcet threads. The female threads on the strainer measure inside diameter 13/16 and I am sure that is standard. Before installing this filter device, I had a dish washer connector threaded to the fawcet threads. Should be no problem for your use. Good filter and my low use last well beyond the 2 months recommended without serious loss of flow. Nice feature is the pull out diverter to the filter side pops back automatically to non filter flow when the water is turned off. The non-filtered side is male threaded. The filter kit comes with several adapters and I have a defuser/strainer on those threads and it also fits the old peerless fawcet threads. The female threads on the strainer measure inside diameter 13/16 and I am sure that is standard. Before installing this filter device, I had a dish washer connector threaded to the fawcet threads. Should be no problem for your use. Good filter and my low use last well beyond the 2 months recommended without serious loss of flow. Nice feature is the pull out diverter to the filter side pops back automatically to... » Read More The non-filtered side is male threaded. The filter kit comes with several adapters and I have a defuser/strainer on those threads and it also fits the old peerless fawcet threads. The female threads on the strainer measure inside diameter 13/16 and I am sure that is standard. Before installing this filter device, I had a dish washer connector threaded to the fawcet threads. Should be no problem for your use. Good filter and my low use last well beyond the 2 months recommended without serious loss of flow. Nice feature is the pull out diverter to the filter side pops back automatically to non filter flow when the water is turned off. « Show Less
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This is a complete setup similar to a Cokin "P" product. You can use it completely on it's own or cokin filters will also fit it. Mine has worked very well for me. The filters are plastic though, not glass.
1189860
You need to check the thread size. It can be also called the filter ring. Or something like that. I don't know the specific camera so you will have to just look back in the manual for that and then select the size you want. if doesn't end up fitting you can sometimes get converters.
2163747
Above answers look good. Generally no, but..... A filter should be in a mount that is screwed into the lens, and the front of the mount should have the same thread as the lens so that accessories can be screwed into the filter mount in exactly the same way they would be screwed into the lens. You have to check your filter to see what, if any threads it has on the front. In any event, you can probably find an alternate way to mount the light.
1398060
What you are seeing are GROOVES, NOT threads!!!The grooves are parallel and not spiral.Anyone who has threaded a filter or lens to the SX10is Or SX20is have tapped their own threads onto the grooves.Although, this may work for a while, after a few changes, the rigged threads will soon wear out and become buggered up.There are some 3rd party adapters that are slotted the same as the hood for filters, but attaching heavy lenses will soon wear out the internal lens mechanism.
1602074
I'm sorry. I have no idea how this works on yours. But, for mine, it works perfectly. the socket is strong enough to hold the filter case not giving any harm.
1025056
As long as the Sony will accept filters, I believe it should work. The thread size is 58mm (obviously!!!) but if the Sony filter size is SMALLER, you should be able to get a step-up ring to adapt the Opteka. I hope this helps. By the way, I love my Opteka!
2202520
I'm not sure what a filter adapter is but I bought a UV filter here on Amazon, screwed it on, popped on the new cap and it fits nicely into the case. It is not tight at all.
2156453
You can't add filters to the front of this lens. Those threads are for factory assembly and do not extend far enough to screw anything on.