Filters

[ian_humphrey]

<p>Hi<br>

I have a Hasselblad 202fa with a 60x120mm lens. I am finding it difficult to find filter at a reasonable price and was wondering if I could use some other filter, and in particular a polarising filter. The lens ha a 93mm drop in filter but am not sure if I can use a polarising filter as a drop in and would prefer to use a filter at the end of the lens. The screw measuremet for the lens cap to which I would prefer to attah any fiter at the end of the lens I am not sure of.<br>

Any suggestions would be gratefully appeciated, or if you have any to sell e-mail me at <a href="mailto:iangrahm62@tiscali.co.uk">iangrahm62@tiscali.co.uk</a><br>

I live in the uk</p>

[sfcole]

<p>Does the lens have a bayonet mount? I picked up a bayonet adapter for something like $10. Mine is B60 to 67mm. Maybe you can find something similar.</p>

[ian_humphrey]

<p>Thanks Scott<br>

But the lens take a 93mm drop in filter, but there is a screw thread at the end of the lens to which I can attach the lens hood but do not know what size it is. Any help would be apreciated.<br>

Thanks<br>

Ian</p>

[q.g._de_bakker]

Ian,<br>Meassure the diameter of the thread on the rear of the lens hood. Or measure the thread on the rear of the filter retaining ring of the lens hood/drop-in filter holder.<br>I have a 93 mm polarizer (not for sale) with a 86 mm thread mount that i use on my 50 mm F and 40 mm CF wide angle lenses, both lenses having an 86 mm thread mount to seat the lens hood. A 93 mm polarizer filter would fit on the lens hood in place of the hood's filter retaining ring.

[leicaglow]

Ive got filter converters on all my lenses so I can attach regular filters on all my lenses. For example, all my b50 lenses

take 52mm filters.