62Mm Lens Filter

[Glass] Fits perfectly on my 62mm lens. Perfect Filter to protect Lens.

[0.17 lb] I bought this to use with my Panasonic 20mm f1.7, I already had a 62mm and a 67mm ones that I could adapt, but the gradient cut wouldn't be enough because the lens element is too small. Having said that, the lens element on the 20mm is so small that even this filter doesn't cut it for it. But this is a problem for my application only, on the whole this filter is great.

[105 mm] The Heliopan lens hood is very short and is the same width as the 62mm filter. It does not bulge out at all, and is shorter than the shortest piece of the Fuji 23mm petal hood. I bought this so I could have something less noticeable than the larger petal hood that comes with the Fuji 23mm. I tried this lens hood without a filter, and it works with no vignetting on the X-T1. I, however, always like to keep a filter on, so I will note a couple of things. I was using a B+W 62mm MRC Nano 007 filter on my camera, which I love; however, this Heliopan lens hood does not have enough thread on the B+W MRC Nano filter to screw all the way in. It gets somewhat tight, but comes loose to easy. I ordered a B+W 62mm MRC F-Pro filter instead, and it has a deeper profile, and this lens hood screws in all the way tightly into that filter. I have done a lot of testing, and I have not noticed any vignetting on the 23mm with the B+W MRC filter with this lens hood. It makes the lens sleeker and lower profile than the petal hood. The default Fuji lens cap also clamps nicely at the end of this Heliopan lens hood. Overall, I am happy with the combo, as long as you get a filter that is deep enough to screw this into, or if you don't use filters!

[58 mm to 86 mm] It's perfect! Fits on my 46mm lens with my 62mm filter. Glad to have it and not have to buy multiple filters!

[1:2] Fine lens, great build and will be a very creative tool in my kit. The 62mm filter prevents the lens cover from fitting. That's a drag. Shooting at f/2.8 or other low value, requires some getting used to because of the shallow depth of field. Practice!

I bought this to use with my Panasonic 20mm f1.7, I already had a 62mm and a 67mm ones that I could adapt, but the gradient cut wouldn't be enough because the lens element is too small. Having said that, the lens element on the 20mm is so small that even this filter doesn't cut it for it. But this is a problem for my application only, on the whole this filter is great.

[62 mm to 77 mm] I use this to attack my B+W 67mm ND filter to my 62 mm B+W Polarizer filter and/or some of my other 62mm lenses

[0.16 lb] Fits perfectly for a Fujifilm lens needing a 62mm cap.

[Yes] Gotta have this one if you're planning to use a filter. Just waiting for my step up ring (62mm to 67mm), so i can use my existing filters.

[Multi Coated] I use this filter for Sunrise and Sunset photography. Already owned a 62mm but needed a bigger size for new lens.