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I'd like to buy tele & wide angle lens for my Olympus C5050. I already got a circular polarizer filter (46mm). Just wondering whether I can put those add-on lens (with 46mm rear mount) on polarizer filter or not. Will that affect polarizer filter? I guess rotating the whole add-on lense may be little bit uncomfortable. But as long as polarizer filter still words, this may not be a bad idea. Anybody can give me some suggestion? Thanks.
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CK http://www.cs.mtu.edu/~shene/DigiCam Nikon Coolpix 950/990/995/2500/4500 user guide |
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CK is right on target. Place you polarize filter on the outside of the additional lens.
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the added space will only limit your focusing extrtemes (at the worst) which you can compansate for mostly. The biggest problem will be that the coating in the filters will reflect a lot of light to the inside of the added lens, hense uncontrollable scattering. I tried it with my 2X and it created havoc.
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Thanks for all comments and help. I decide to buy the original olympus 1.45X teleconvertor first. Try to see how bad the result would be
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