SlowSpeedBill
Member
Does anyone know if there are protective filters (UV or Haze) available for the CP5000 lens? I have a uv filter with a 28mm thread, but it doesn't fit the threads on the lens.
Thanks,
Bill
Thanks,
Bill
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Protective filter for CP5000 lens?
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Captain Crunch
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Henry wrote:
You need a UR-E5 from Nikon then a 46-52mm step up ring and then a 52mm UV or skylight filter and cap and you're all set.
You need a UR-E5 from Nikon then a 46-52mm step up ring and then a 52mm UV or skylight filter and cap and you're all set.
Does anyone know if there are protective filters (UV or Haze)
available for the CP5000 lens? I have a uv filter with a 28mm
thread, but it doesn't fit the threads on the lens.
Thanks,
Bill
R
Rich Gibson
Guest
I purchaed a 46mm UV from Penn Camera; about $12.00 US. It fits directly onto the UR-E6 and gives you a feeling of security. I know everything should work well without it but having the lenses protected and inside the filter is a warm fuzzy.
Rich
Rich
Does anyone know if there are protective filters (UV or Haze)
available for the CP5000 lens? I have a uv filter with a 28mm
thread, but it doesn't fit the threads on the lens.
Thanks,
Bill
Captain Crunch
Forum Enthusiast
Does anyone know if there are protective filters (UV or Haze)
available for the CP5000 lens? I have a uv filter with a 28mm
thread, but it doesn't fit the threads on the lens.
Thanks,
Bill
Captain Crunch
Forum Enthusiast
Henry Christiansen wrote:
I suggest the step up and 52mm filter to prevent vignetting at wide angle.
I suggest the step up and 52mm filter to prevent vignetting at wide angle.
Does anyone know if there are protective filters (UV or Haze)
available for the CP5000 lens? I have a uv filter with a 28mm
thread, but it doesn't fit the threads on the lens.
Thanks,
Bill
I've tried a UR-E5 and just a 46mm filter and I'm not getting any vignetting at the wides angles ? is using a step-up needed?
You need a UR-E5 from Nikon then a 46-52mm step up ring and then a
52mm UV or skylight filter and cap and you're all set.
Does anyone know if there are protective filters (UV or Haze)
available for the CP5000 lens? I have a uv filter with a 28mm
thread, but it doesn't fit the threads on the lens.
Thanks,
Bill
Greg Summers
Forum Enthusiast
A step up ring 46-55 allows me to use the filters i use on other lenses.
--Greg Summers http://[email protected]
--Greg Summers http://[email protected]
Captain Crunch
Forum Enthusiast
Henry wrote:
If you're not having problems, I wouldn't worry about a larger filter. Just keep an eye out for vignetting with polarizer
If you're not having problems, I wouldn't worry about a larger filter. Just keep an eye out for vignetting with polarizer
A step up ring 46-55 allows me to use the filters i use on other
lenses.
--
Greg Summers
http://www.coloradophotos.com
[email protected]
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