Is one of these a polorizing filter and will they fir on a nikon 1 j4 with a 10 30 mm zoom lens, there are no threads on the lens and barrel retracts
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On is a polarizing filter (the one labeled 'CPL') but it is threaded. You might be able to get an adapter so that you can use threaded filters on your camera?
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Yes, one of the filters is a circular polarizer. However, it does require a 40.5 mm thread to attach to. I have a Nikon 1 V2 with the 10 - 30 mm lens, and it does have a threaded filter mount.
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I cannot answer this question. The filter fits SONY lenses and these are the only lenses I have. I would hope that all lenses have the same screw threads, but have no information on this.
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Not sure what the thread size is on this lens. These will fit where you would attach a circular polarizing or neutral density filter. They stack on each other so you could use all four of them and even add a polarized filter depending on the photo that you are trying to achieve. The cap is a bonus but my quess is it will fit. Check the threads on the lens.
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Hi Deborah. Thank you for your email. The P600 does not have threads. However, the opening does accept these filters by turning one revolution. It was also tested to be as secure as a threaded type filter.
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Hi Dan,I bought the filters as a Christmas gift but I did try them on the camera. They seem to screw onto the end of the lens with a few turns. The lens cap will go on but pops off easily. Hope this helps...
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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.
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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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The adapter ring has to come off of the camera in order to install any filters. It is there to protect the threads. I'm not sure, but I don't think you need to remove it to use just a lens hood.
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It has a set of adapter rings that screw into the end of the lens just like a filter. The light snaps onto the adapter. Many filters are threaded on both sides so you can stack multiple filters. As long as your filter is threaded on both sides it will work. But I would recommend removing any filters while using this light anyways. When you are that close in with light so close to the camera axis, the potential for lens flare is pretty great. Filters magnify this effect. In fact, I always advise people to stay away from "protective filters" for a variety of reasons but that's another topic entirely. It has a set of adapter rings that screw into the end of the lens just like a filter. The light snaps onto the adapter. Many filters are threaded on both sides so you can stack multiple filters. As long as your filter is threaded on both sides it will work. But I would recommend removing any filters while using this light anyways. When you are that close in with light so close to the camera axis, the potential for lens flare is pretty great. Filters magnify this effect. In fact, I always advise people to stay away from "protective filters" for a variety of reasons but that's... » Read More It has a set of adapter rings that screw into the end of the lens just like a filter. The light snaps onto the adapter. Many filters are threaded on both sides so you can stack multiple filters. As long as your filter is threaded on both sides it will work. But I would recommend removing any filters while using this light anyways. When you are that close in with light so close to the camera axis, the potential for lens flare is pretty great. Filters magnify this effect. In fact, I always advise people to stay away from "protective filters" for a variety of reasons but that's another topic entirely. « Show Less
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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
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The rings work well. I am soon stepping up to the Nikon 750 with 77mm lens. P series goes to 82mm if I remember right. Suggestion though this to get your screw on filters nest size up from top lens size. That way the stacked filter set up won't result with black border around image. I was using screw on cpl and UV at 52mm seeing slight vignetting from zoom in and out.
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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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There are no threads. It is the same mount as Nikon lens on both sides of the tele extender. The extender fits behind your lens not in front of it.The camera body is female and the male side of the extender fits into the body and your Nikon lens fits into the exposed side of the extender. The threaded filter ring is for filters.
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From my experience, the lens barrel has to be flat and not recessed in order to provide a mounting surface for the filter's self-adhesive metal ring. Probably not a good choice for your camera.
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The most important part is the adapter ring. After turning the camera on (lens comes forward) the adapter fits over the raised ridges and turns about 90 degrees. Then the 58 mm filters screw onto the adapter. I would post pictures if I could. Look at the ridges around the end do the lens. Hope this helps
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The hood is bayonet mounted. Filters that screw into the lens threads will not affect the installation or performance of the lens hood. You can also reverse the hood on the lens for storage.
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I'm not 100% positive but I don't think the P500 lens is threaded for a filter. The 58mm adapter simply steps up the filter thread sizeon a lens with an existing smaller thread size so that you can use your collection of 58mm filters. If your lens is not already threaded, this will not work.