What is filter thread size?

What is filter thread size?

The filter thread size is usually displayed on the front or side of your lens next to this symbol Ø and will look something like Ø77 or 77mm. Your lens filter size is the diameter of your lens measured in millimeters. Alternatively, you can find your filter size on the back of your lens cap.

Are lens filter threads universal?

Generally speaking, filters fit universally as long as they have the same diameter. I have heard of rare cases that the thread pitch may differ in some specialized filters (i.e. the threads are denser than normal); in such case even though the filter diameter may be the same, it cannot be used.

Will a 52mm filter fit a 55mm lens?

Re: 52mm or 55mm filter… difference?? The original lens cap can not be used with 52mm filters but can be used with the 55mm filters. The adaptor and filter can stay on the camera and the original lens cap can be used.

What size thread is oil filter?

On the oil filter side, your most common thread size will be 3/4-16, although 13/16-16 threads are also common. You’ll need to verify this information on your filter before making your purchase.

What is a filter thread?

Glossary Terms. The Filter Thread or Filter Ring is a threaded section inside the front of a lens to allow accessories such as filters and lens hoods to be attached.

Are all camera filter threads the same?

1 Answer. You can use any filters on any lens if they are the same size, with some caveats. Very few lenses have male filter threads instead of the usual female filter threads.

What lens size do I need?

If you want to fit more into your frame, you might want to look into wide-angle focal lengths: 14mm, 20mm, 24mm, 28mm, and 35mm. On the other hand, if you want to get as close as possible to your subject, go for a telephoto lens with focal lengths that usually range from 50 to 100mm.