1. Is this fit for Nikon 18-140mm lens (18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR AF-S DX NIKKOR Zoom Lens)? 2. It is clear or has any tint? Thank you.
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With a minimum focal length of 18mm you likely need a lower profile filter than this. A UV filter generally has no tint but is treated to reduce the effects of UV rays and will brighten colors.
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I use a NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR which is a little bigger than your 18-105 and it fits comfortably with room to spare. With the lens hood however, it is a squeeze. I suggest that you remove the hood and put it in separately.
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This attatches externally and is larger than most common lenses. It will tint your photos according to filter selection, but will not otherwise change anything.
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http://www.ephotozine.com/article/nikon-10-5mm-f-2-8g-ed-dx-fisheye-interchangeable-lens-review-18382 Hope this helps. Either way, it is still a cracking lens and I have never been disappointed with it as of yet :)
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Hi, The description of my sale was, "NIKON VERSION: It looks great but I don't have a camera that it fits. I bought it on Amazon for a Canon EOS but it is meant for Nikon cameras." I had the same issue you did, which is why I marked it down and why I was clear to point out which mount it worked for. As far as I can tell, the lens was made with various mounts for most cameras out there.
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The lenses are not tinted. You can put prescription lenses in the specs (goggles). I put tint in the lenses I had put in the goggles. I play tennis outside year around wearing them.
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I own the Nikkor 14-24mm and I've been pleased with it. I wouldn't be concerned about the lack of vibration reduction because the lens is so wide it's not needed. Even at 24mm, you'd have to be shooting from a boat to see any difference VR would make. No lens creep that I've noticed and at f/2.8 this is a very fast lens. Not being able to use a screw on protective filter may be a concern for some, but I'm very careful with it and always cap it when I'm not shooting. So far, so good.
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This lens is AF. I can't answer your question about Nikon. This lens is for Canon.
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I neglected to add that the measurement was taken from the lens not the protective UV filter I purchased for the lens. I am somewhat puzzled by Anthony A's response to your question. The original Nikon lens hood designed for this lens is also a clip on not a screw in hood.
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This is excellent lens. I have Nikon mount version, not Canon, so I have no other info.
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Apologies for not answering earlier.. Although I have not used it in a while, as it is a spare, the overall piece is light( due to the plastic frame construction) and I am near positive the Lens is glass.. Either way, it works when needed and was not pricy at all. Still would recommend it..
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Hi, Gerald. Nikon says the lenses are "multi-coated." The lens have a bluish cast but do not have that orangish cast you see in some of the more expensive binoculars. As a side note: I am somewhat of a minimal user, meaning my binoculars spend more time in the drawer than in my hands. Nonetheless, I satisfied with these binoculars. Last weekend, we took them to a college football game at which we sat directly behind the goal posts. Both my wife and I were amazed at the clarity and sharpness of the view compared to the little sports binoculars we used to use. Earlier this summer we watched a lot of wildlife at an upstate New York lake. Again, sharp and satisfying. Hi, Gerald. Nikon says the lenses are "multi-coated." The lens have a bluish cast but do not have that orangish cast you see in some of the more expensive binoculars. As a side note: I am somewhat of a minimal user, meaning my binoculars spend more time in the drawer than in my hands. Nonetheless, I satisfied with these binoculars. Last weekend, we took them to a college football game at which we sat directly behind the goal posts. Both my wife and I were amazed at the clarity and sharpness of the view compared to the little sports binoculars we used to use. Earlier this summer we... » Read More Hi, Gerald. Nikon says the lenses are "multi-coated." The lens have a bluish cast but do not have that orangish cast you see in some of the more expensive binoculars. As a side note: I am somewhat of a minimal user, meaning my binoculars spend more time in the drawer than in my hands. Nonetheless, I satisfied with these binoculars. Last weekend, we took them to a college football game at which we sat directly behind the goal posts. Both my wife and I were amazed at the clarity and sharpness of the view compared to the little sports binoculars we used to use. Earlier this summer we watched a lot of wildlife at an upstate New York lake. Again, sharp and satisfying. « Show Less
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Hello,I use B+W 39mm UV filter - check ebay. Lens hood and pancake lens? Don' t do it, it realy makes no sense. Br, Uros
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This is the first 10-100mm lens I have ever bought and I purchased it specifically for a Nikon 1 J3 so I did not 'shop it' at all. I am very happy w/the lens but am not conversant enough to explain why. Sorry.
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SHEP: I have three different brands of lenses for my Nikons. This cap has fit every lens with the corresponding diameter. I believe that it will fit without difficulty. Mine has fit the standard Nikkor lens (none are fisheye) & two different brands of aftermarket lenses. It's a great deal or the price. Durability has never been a problem since these are well built. Most of us lose the cap while shooting. The great price lessens the loss.
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My lens are VR 28 lens and the lens are coated with iridium. Even tho I bought them through here you can look at also from extreme supply. That's where they came from
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It wouldn't be either better or worse. That would depend mainly on your apature settings. The 18-140mm allows a weirder zoom range. Your best bet is to find This for cheaper: Nikon 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S DX ED VR Nikkor Wide-Angle Telephoto Zoom Lens for Nikon DSLR Cameras