52mm Slip-in Circular Polarizing Filter

Dramatically reduces reflections from water and glass as well as rendering blue skies darker.
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Why is this listed as compatible with all these INcompatible lenses?

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Based on this website's information I bought the drop-in filter hoping to use it with my Nikon 500mm f/4. It does not fit at all - the curvature is obviously for a smaller diameter lens. I've since tried to slip it into the 200-400mm and the 600mm f/4 but it doesn't work in those either. Please update the "compatible with" links to correctly identify the lenses into which this fits.
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Please see page# 16 of the user's manual for your lens. The 52mm filter is the correct one; just make sure that is installed properly:
http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals...
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