Can you tell me the size of the lens caps in "mm"
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I don't know for sure, it is on project I have since sold. However, like many lens caps, I had to use two layers of black electrical tape (sliced in half) around the edge of the scope housing to make the caps fit tightly.
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You should locate the size marked on your lens, and match that size with the size of the cap model. Also check the sizes recommended at the Sony website!
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You need to look at the threads in the front of your lens. There will be a notation of the size required there
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I don't have that lens, however if you call Olympus, they'll be able to tell you or send a replacement cap.
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Measure in millimeters across the inside diameter of the outer front ring of the lens.
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Shane, I have mine on a 50mm 1.8 canon lens. It has a 52mm diameter filter ring so the 52mm cap is right.Look on the lens a find the diameter and then find the proper sized cap.
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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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I would look at the diameter on the lens to see if it would fit. It should say on the front of the lens and then you just need to get the correct size of lens cap.
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Sorry for not getting back to you. But I don't know. I assume you have searched online for an answer. The 55 mm size is not that common for a "normal lens"; 49 and 52mm are more common. For larger lenses, frequently 58mm and sometimes 72mm. I would suggest that you visit a camera shop and try on some lens caps. Best Buy and places like that sell lens cap replacements but mostly the common sizes. Assuming you don't find an correct answer, you will at least know it is larger than X and smaller than Y which should be good info.
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It will fit . The cap is designed to fit at 67mm thread , the same thread the lens is having !
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Cannot give you specific answer......I contacted the seller of the conversion adapter and he sent me a new lens cap that fit......for free.
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The lens should indicate what filter diameter it uses. Look for a symbol like an O with a slash through it, which will be followed by a number. That number is the filter size in mm.
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Lens length closed is 2.5" without lens capLens fully extended is 3.75" without lens capIt is 2.25" in diameterLens glass is 1" in diameterHope this was helpful.
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I don't have that camera, so I can't tell you directly. However, if your lens can accept screw-on attachments it will tell you in small numbers on the very front of the lens what the diameter is. The threads are standardized, so you just need the right diameter ... usually in the 48 - 58 mm range for "normal" lenses.
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This cap is specifically for 52mm cap, not specific to any Camera. If you are using older 18-55mm or 35 mm dx lenses then it will fit there. Please let me know your lense to be specific.
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I wish I could help you but I gave these as a gift and I am not a camera person at all, sorry. I don't know anything about sizes of lenses, hopefully someone else will answer you.
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Depends on the lens size. If you got a standard "kit" lens with your camera, likely it will take a 52 mm lens cap. Hold the lens facing you and you should see the number on the ring. If you have a filter, like a UV or Skylight or something in front, the mm size should be on the edge of the ring. I don't like the "leashes" that attach the cap to the lens because it seems like the wind always blows the cap up into the photo! However, my motto is "You can never have too many lens caps because you won't have them for long!" so I usually buy several at a time. I do like the center-pinch style as it is harder to accidentally jar off. Depends on the lens size. If you got a standard "kit" lens with your camera, likely it will take a 52 mm lens cap. Hold the lens facing you and you should see the number on the ring. If you have a filter, like a UV or Skylight or something in front, the mm size should be on the edge of the ring. I don't like the "leashes" that attach the cap to the lens because it seems like the wind always blows the cap up into the photo! However, my motto is "You can never have too many lens caps because you won't have them for long!" so I usually buy several at a time. I do... » Read More Depends on the lens size. If you got a standard "kit" lens with your camera, likely it will take a 52 mm lens cap. Hold the lens facing you and you should see the number on the ring. If you have a filter, like a UV or Skylight or something in front, the mm size should be on the edge of the ring. I don't like the "leashes" that attach the cap to the lens because it seems like the wind always blows the cap up into the photo! However, my motto is "You can never have too many lens caps because you won't have them for long!" so I usually buy several at a time. I do like the center-pinch style as it is harder to accidentally jar off. « Show Less