It's too big a dent. Even if I could turn it the entire threaded ring would be damaged.Wrap a rubber band around the filer ring to get a better grip.
I've ordered the tool from Amazon. Should be here Monday. I like that idea better than tapping with a solid rod and hammer which was going to be my first choice. Not sure I want to try and cut the ring off.Maybe this will help.
Actually it is the filter that is trashed but the threaded ring which is dented inwards may have also dented the outer part of the lens body that the filter threads into.Thats the reason I have a filter on all my lenses, just incase, so far......
I have that same lens. They have come down in price if that helps. Not likely... I understand.Actually it is the filter that is trashed but the threaded ring which is dented inwards may have also dented the outer part of the lens body that the filter threads into.
This is a 24-120mm F4 zoom lens for my Nikon D800. As auto stabilization and what makes it nice is that it doesn't matter what the zoom point is the F opening stays at the setting so depth of field for focus doesn't change.
The less expensive zoom lenses make the F opening smaller as you zoom out which changes exposure requirements. $1100 US from B&H but they won't ship to Canada. So I'm guessing at least $1600 Cdn perhaps more with taxes. Really don't want to lose this lens.
Luckily I have only the SIGMA 77mm filter ($139.95) and not the NIKON ($189.05). London Drugs Prices.I have that same lens. They have come down in price if that helps. Not likely... I understand.
Thats the reason I have a filter on all my lenses, just incase, so far......
I must have used cheap filters back when I bothered with DSLR camera. Or prices have gone way up.Luckily I have only the SIGMA 77mm filter ($139.95) and not the NIKON ($189.05). London Drugs Prices.
Totally get that. I use my phone camera a lot more lately but the difference in photo quality once you can set up focal length and depth of field not to mention that a full frame sensor makes for a much sharper photo.That's pretty much why most people have filters.
I must have used cheap filters back when I bothered with DSLR camera. Or prices have gone way up.
After I broke the lens in half on one of my mountaineering trips (not climbing, I was on a field trip and I tripped) I am just sticking with the phone.
I ordered one of these. Cheaper than the SIGMA from London Drugs. Not likely any worse.Mines a D90, have done in excess of 30,000 photos with it. Most at a pool during swim meets, talk about lighting issues. No flash allowed, PERIOD!
Use a burnisher to massage the ring back to the correct shape. Its going to take you some time. The filter itself did its job.
Totally get that. I use my phone camera a lot more lately but the difference in photo quality once you can set up focal length and depth of field not to mention that a full frame sensor makes for a much sharper photo.
OTOH, often nothing is as handy as the phone camera.
The modern Smart Phones like my Samsung S21 will all either do depth of field or simulate it. They also have full frame sensors, Focal length, exposure, etc. I can even take long exposure night photos.
I'm not saying the photo quality will ever equal my DSL, but they have come a VERY LONG WAY. I have not used my Canon DSL camera since I found out how to control the camera on my phone.