Stuck polarizer filter on 18-105 lens
I accidentally overtightened an AmazonBasics CPL filter on my 18-105 Nikkor lens and it became stuck. How can I remove it?
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Be careful while trying to remove the filter with your hands. If you grip the filter hard as you try to untighten it, you can actually cause the filter to become slightly misshapen. This will work against you and make it even harder to remove. Sometimes using a light touch is the way to go.
CPL filters can be especially difficult to remove since it's harder to get a grip on them and you have less methods to use to try to remove it. Another tip I have is to try using a rubber band. It should grip the filter well and hopefully provide a bit more even pressure around it. I believe there might be more specialized tools for situations like these too that you might be able to find with a bit of searching.
One more thing, make sure that when you're trying to twist the filter off that you don't put much twisting force on the actual lens itself. Otherwise you risk breaking something inside of your lens. Always use your other hand to hold onto the lens barrel and make sure that you aren't putting force on the lens.
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@niccotaglia you can try an force it off by using more force than you applied when you overtightened it. The other thing you can try is to place the lens in a plastic bad and place it in a freezer for a couple of hours. the cold will get the metal to contract slightly. Remove it from the freezer, give it a couple of minutes at room temperature, then apply enough force then try to remove the filter. The metal of the filter will most likely return to its normal state before the lens and should be easier to release. It would function like a shrink fit.
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