Hi, I'm new at this I have a 50mm fixed lens and 85mm fixed prime lens. What size white balance cap should I purchase? Thanks
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The Expo Disc 2.0 I own is 77mm Filter size. I shot with Nikon. I have the 50mm F1.8G (52mm filter size) and 85mm F1.8 (77mm filter size) - So the Expo Disc 2.0 77 will cover the filter size range from 39mm to 77mm.
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Depends on the filter size of your lenses if you want to attach the expodisc. But, you can also just hold the expodisc against your lenses while pointing your camera to the light source.
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The Expodisc that I have is 77mm, so it works with all my lenses. The disc is held in front of the lens to take a sample shot--not screwed on or attached to the lens. It would work with any lens up to 77mm. I know that Amazon.com, also, advertises one that is 82mm. You might check online to see if the next size up would help you even more. I have been very pleased with the results of using the Expodisc77 that I purchased. Hope this helps.
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Depends on the filter size of your lenses if you want to attach the expodisc.But, you can also just hold the expodisc against your lenses while pointing your camera to the light source.
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Of course. I didn'have any problem with this. My both lenses came with rear caps. Thanks
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You wouldn't get an proper reading on your white balance. The disk should cover the whole end of the lens.
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Dear buyer: In order for me to help with this matter I will need to know what's the diameter of your camera lens. This information can be located in the back of your lens protection cap. Remove your cap to check on this number. You can also see this number on the front of your lens. You will recognize it because it has a symbol of a small circle with a line crossing it and the diameter number follows it. Please forward me this number so that I can further assist you,thank you
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It has threads but no markings for filter size on the lens. The Inside of the cap states 39 though which looks right. I can't tell you for sure though as I use a Matte Box. Cheers.
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The camera model doesn't matter with a lens cap. The size of the lens is what matters. If you have a 67mm lens, you need to buy a cap to fit that lens.So if the lens cap is for a 67mm lens, that is the one you will need.
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Look at the very edge of your lens. There should be a number that will give you the true ring size you'll be using on your lens. If its 50, you'll need a step up ring, available here on amazon or even Best Buy I'd you like. This will fit on a 52mm thread. Just because the lens itself is 50mm it could have a thread size that is from 48-52mm, generally. If you already have a filter, the size of the thread will be listed on the edge of that.
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All lenses of any make will have an inscription at the the front of the lens on the inside rim. Canon E-52 II cap fits lenses with 052mm inscription, meaning 52mm Filter Diameter Thread (smaller lenses ). Look at your lens, bigger lenses have bigger diameter thread like 072mm.
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Hi, thanks for your question. According to the product information, this listing is for the Lens and I'm unable to find any information which indicates that this should included the lens cap. I'd suggest contacting the seller directly. Just go to their storefront page and click on "Contact the Seller". I hope this helps!
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I googled for a lens cap for canon SX 40. One site was offering a 52mm cap. So you may need 52 mm cap, not 58mm.
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Hi, if your pertaining to your lens - 16-50mm OSS (SELP1650), this one has a filter diameter of 40.5 mm. ALCF55S will not work here since its usage are for lenses with 55 mm diameter filter size. The correct lens cap should be ALC-F405S, this one fits perfectly on your lens. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Look inside one of your lens caps. It will say "52" or whatever the thread size is.
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You should be able to find the diameter you need on the lens itself....there will be a small white circle with a slash through it indicating the diameter size required on the one end of the lens or the other on the outside casing of the lens. I believe it's 62mm, but you need to confirm that number before you order.
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if you go directly to the cokin site you can look at each of their filter holders and the size recommended depends on the size of the lens. So a 50 mm lens will be one size and a 77 mm another. You need to buy the Adaptor ring specific to your lens as well so the holder can be secured onto the camera. That is generally a separate purchase. The A series is 36 to 62 mm; P is 48- 82; Z is 49-96, etc.Here is a very helpful site:http://www.cokin-filters.com/creative/rings/
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I'd recommend getting the **Vortex** lens covers size 5 and size 4, respectively.Vortex Flip Cap cover Size 5: Fits 40x46mm (1.6"-1.8")Vortex Optics Flip Cap Optic Cover, Size 4The Butler Creek covers are junk which breaks, and the Vortex cup is rubber, not plastic. Much better product.
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According to a photo page on ABT, this lens uses a 72mm filter. You just need the cap that fits a 72mm lens.
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I concur with Donald Burt below. I have the 58mm adapter plus a Sunpak polarized filter and the original cap is too small to fit on the filter.