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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it hold 150mm x170mm filters?

A: No, the M15 filter bag has a maximum allowable internal dimension of 150mm / 5.9".

Q: 2. Will this fit a Fuji x20?If not, can you suggest a good quality protection filter for the x20?Thank you.Don

A: This filter is not compatible with the Fuji X20 camera. In order to mount any filters onto the X20s lens, one must first purchase the special lens hood which has a 52mm sized filter holder built into it. Below is a link to the hood which includes a special cap and also Fujis 52mm UV protection filter for this lens which happens to be an excellent quality filter. See the link below for details:http://bhpho.to/1em8eIi

Q: 3. Does the lens hood still fit in conjunction with the filter?

A: I bought the 43mm filter to go with the XF23mmF2 fuji lens. With the filter on the lens and lens cap in place, I cannot install the lens hood. But if I install the lens hood first, on top of the filter, the lens cap fits easily. In short, it works. The lens hood I am talking about is a little tiny plastic hood that comes with the 23mm lens. So tiny that I don't bother using it. But I have found that for the 8 Fuji X lenses that I own, the Fuji filters always work with the Fuji lens hoods. Hope this is helpful.

Q: 4. Can this fit on the Hasselblad XCD 45/P lens?

A: Yes, the FUJIFILM 62mm Protector Filter is compatible with the Hasselblad XCD 45mm f/4 P Lens.

Q: 5. What are the dimensions of this pouch? Will it hold 150mm X 150mm filters?

A: Yes, it will hold 150x150's.

Q: 6. Does this also work as a standard UV filter? Or is that something different?

A: The FUJIFILM 49mm Protector Filter Silver, B&H # FUPRF49S, is an optically clear standard protection filter. It does not have any UV coatings and is not designed to filter out UV light. If you are looking for a 49mm UV filter (as we do not have one from Fujifilm), the B+W 49mm UV Haze MRC 010M Filter, B&H # BWUVMC49, or the Hoya 49mm alpha MC UV Filter, B&H # HOUVA49, would instead work for your usage needs.

Q: 7. Can this filter be used on the Leica Q?

A: Yes, the Fujifilm 49mm Protector Filter is compatible with the Leica Q camera.

Q: 8. Are Fuji filters brass or aluminum?

A: The FUJIFILM 49mm Protector Filter is aluminum.

Q: 9. I just bought a 60 mm Fujifilm macro lens and it has a bayonette mount at the front. Are there any protective filters that fit it (39 mm)?

A: I don't have this particular lens, but from looking at the spec sheet it appears that a regular 39 mm lens filter would work. I have used various sized filters for various Fuji lenses without problem. If you find that it doesn't work, b and h has great return policy, which I have used several times. Hope this helps.

Q: 10. Does anyone know the thickness of this filter in millimeters?

A: Fully threaded onto the 23mm lens on the x100f, the filter extends approx. 4.8 mm (measured with a scale).