What is exactly the thread size of front and back of lends? Can I use for Nikon 1 with size of Lens 40.5mm if I use adapter?
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I don't know much about digital concepts, I think it is just a generic name. Any step up ring with the 43mm thread will work. (the end that attaches to my lens is 43mm, just to be clear)
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The back thread was 43mm. The front thread is 52. Note: The back thread on mine uses a 52 to 43 stepdown, but it is on so tight, I cannot remove it.
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The thread on the end that attaches to camera is 43mm the outer end is 64mm. It should work on your Nikon with an adapter that steps up from 40.5mm to 43mm.
365324
It is specifically designed for the Nikon 1. There may be an adapter available but won't work as is.
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The filter thread size on the 16 to 50 lens is 40.5mm. The tech information should have indicated the thread size so you know that a step-up adapter would also be needed.
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As far as I know, the threads are the same. If you can buy and use stock lenses, then it will fit.
1085529
The Canon 50mm 1.8f has a front filter of 52mm, where the 50mm 1.4f has a 58mm front filter thread. Not sure if the Lens includes adapters for both sizes since I do not work for them. I can't remember if adapters were included in the one I returned. Personally I don't think the lens is worth buying. Good luck, hope that helps.
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You must look at the thread size of your lens and not just what lens it is. These are two different things.
323540
I bought the 1.25 kit to go with this. NONE of them fit. They are NOT interchangeable. Save yourself the trouble and don't bother ordering lenses
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If the lens is a t-mount then yes. The back side is a standard Nikon mount and the front is a t-mount which is female threads. I don't know the size in mm.
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Hello, no your 16-50mm Lens has a thread size of 40.5mm. This kit is for 49mm thread sized lens. This kit will fit your lens - SSE Wide Angle & Telephoto Lens Kit for NIKON 1 (V1, J1) Digital Cameras. Includes: 0.45X Super Wide Angle (with Macro) High Definition Lens, 2X Telephoto High Definition Lens, Bonus Lens Cap Keeper, Lens Cleaning Pen, Table Top Tripod, LCD Screen Protectors, Cleaning Kit & SSE Microfiber Cleaning Cloth.
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Also, make sure the thread size on your lens is 52mm (it's written on the front of the lens). Otherwise, you'll need a different sized reversing ring.
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Dear Narmina, are you asking for the kit lens? Then it is a 40.5mm thread size. Otherwise, it will depend on the lens, as each e-mount lens has a different thread size. I don't know how much you know about photography, but having a multi-coated UV filter ALL the time is always a good idea to protect the lens (unless you have another filter on it, of course). I tend to have the UV and a Circular Polarizer for most of my glass. B+W and Hoya are my preferred brands (Tiffen would come third, with some good filter too). There's no point buying a good lens and putting a cheap filter on top of it. Hope it helps.
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I used on a V1, and it allowed me to attach any nikon DSLR lens, and worked fine. Adds a bit of weight to the camera though
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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
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I don't know too much about Vivitar Series 1 lenses, but this adapter is to accept a t/t2 mount which is threaded mount that screws on then the adapter bayonets to Nikon. If your Vivitar Series 1 lenses are AF, this adapter will not pass the focus servo function from the camera to the lens. All of your focusing will be manual. I have a Nikon D7000 and a couple of T2 lenses- Mamiya f/1.8 55mm and a Tele-Astranar f/6.3 400mm. The 400mm does not focus correctly with the adapter but the 55mm works just fine. The only other issue I have found with this adapter is that I had to buff off the anodized finish on the threads for it to accept lenses correctly. I hope I was able to answer your question. r/ Matt and Tiffany
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The dia of the front lens is about 1 5/8". And it is recessed about 5/8". You are correct 72mm thread.
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Used measuring tape the outside diameter of smallest part of lens is 1 5/8 inches (which has to be converted to mm). Hope this helps, however I do not see any threads on the smallest ring, either inside or outside. Are you sure that filters can be attached to this camera? If not sure I would check out Nikon site or call Nikon or a Nikon retail seller and ask if filters can be attached and if so how does one attach the filters. Hope this information helps.
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What is the lens thread size? Everything in this kit fits into 52mm lens thread.