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in fact the Pentax documentation is misleading as it implies that the 45mm only takes bayonet mount filters whereas it actually takes bayonet and screw thread.
Comment by jhsymington posted on Pentax 67 bayonet mount filters question at 14/07/2003 - 07:38
I wasn't too clear in my post above...what I meant to say at the beginning was the 82mm filter for the 45mm lens.
Thanks,
James
Thanks,
James
Comment by jhsymington posted on Pentax 67 bayonet mount filters question at 20/06/2003 - 11:23
Hello all,
I am a newcomer to the Pentax 67II and am baffled at the bayonet filter mount on lenses such as the 82mm. Presumably Pentax make filters for lenses such as this? Ideally of course I would like to get one big polariser (i.e. 95mm) and use step-down rings to use it with my various lenses. However, for a lens that only takes bayonet filters such as the 45mm I am not sure such rings/adaptors exist. Likewise if I wanted to use Lee filters on this lens I would presumably run into the same problem?
I certainly can't be the first person to have these doubts and there must be a way around this; unfortunately I can't find it!
Many thanks,
James
I am a newcomer to the Pentax 67II and am baffled at the bayonet filter mount on lenses such as the 82mm. Presumably Pentax make filters for lenses such as this? Ideally of course I would like to get one big polariser (i.e. 95mm) and use step-down rings to use it with my various lenses. However, for a lens that only takes bayonet filters such as the 45mm I am not sure such rings/adaptors exist. Likewise if I wanted to use Lee filters on this lens I would presumably run into the same problem?
I certainly can't be the first person to have these doubts and there must be a way around this; unfortunately I can't find it!
Many thanks,
James
Comment by jhsymington posted on Pentax 67 bayonet mount filters question at 20/06/2003 - 10:21

