Lens Filters
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Olympus OM System Focusing Screen -
Hoya HDX Filter Protector 49mm -
Marumi Digital High Grade Lens Protect 55mm Filter -
Marumi EXUS UV Cut L390 Lens Protect 58mm -
Marumi EXUS UV CUT L390 + Lens Protect 58mm -
HOYA HDX UV Filter 67mm -
Hoya Prime XS UV Filter 72mm -
Marumi Digital High Grade Macro 3 67mm Filter -
Marumi 52mm Exus UV Cut L390 + Lens Protect -
Hoya Prime XS UV 67mm -
Hoya 62mm PL-CIR -
Marumi UV (Haze) Filter 43mm -
B+W 82 MRC UV-Haze F-PRO DIGITAL FILTER -
UV Protection Filter, Custom Fitted to Your Lens -
Rollei Gelb-Mittel -1.5 Filter -
Canon 48mm G1 3x Green -
Miranda 49mm UV Filter -
Cenei 52mm R1,5 1x -
Voigtlander Or 32mm AR Orange Push on Filter -
Ceneiplan 30mm Orange Push on Filter -
B+W Green 3x Lens Filter -
B+W Yellow 32 3x Push on Lens Filter -
Fodor Close-up Set -
Fodor Close-up Set NO2 F/3.5
Lens Filters
Used camera lens filters
Protect your lens, cut reflections or add contrast to black and white film with a second hand lens filter. This collection holds screw in filters in many diameters, from small sizes such as 40.5mm and 43mm up to 72mm, plus close up lenses.
- UV, skylight and protection filters from Hoya, Marumi, Canon, Nikon and Pentax
- Circular polarizers (CPL) and polarizing filters from Hoya, Leitz and Miranda
- Yellow, orange, red and green filters for black and white film from Nikon, Asahi Pentax, Rollei and Leitz
- Close up lenses and macro filters from Canon, Minolta, Pentax and Marumi
- Filters for rangefinder and twin lens reflex cameras from Leitz, Rollei and Voigtländer
- Cokin square filter sets, multiple image lenses and Ilford Multigrade contrast filters for the darkroom
Every filter is checked and cleaned before sale, with a 90 day warranty and 14 days to return after delivery. Orders placed before 15:00 on business days ship the same day, with free shipping in the Netherlands from €75 and fast delivery across the EU.
Which filter size do I need?
Look at the front of the lens or the inside of the lens cap: the filter thread is printed in millimetres, often next to a ⌀ symbol, for example 49mm, 52mm or 58mm. Choose a filter with exactly that diameter. Many classic Nikon lenses take 52mm filters and many Asahi Pentax lenses take 49mm.
Do I need colour filters for black and white film?
They are optional but popular. A yellow filter darkens a blue sky slightly, orange and red give a more dramatic sky, and green lightens foliage. On colour film or a digital camera these filters give a strong colour cast, so they are mainly for black and white work.
Are used filters as good as new?
Glass filters do not wear out with age. We check every filter for scratches, haze and a smoothly turning thread before it goes on sale.