How is the cap keeper string attached? Sticky tape? I'm forever losing lens caps,
304606
no its properly attached to the cap! I then looped the other end around my camera strap so I also wont lose it as I too am always losing the darn things!
1381743
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!
2098715
Mount screws in and the hood is bayonet on to the mount. You can put the lens cap into the mount still or any other 58mm attachments like filters etc.
1347749
There should be a groove in the lens where it mates to the case near the switch. Stick a coin in the groove and twist, the lens should pop off.
661253
Look in the camera products and you will find many many lens-cap tethers that will do the job. Be advised not to trust the peel-and-stick adhesive on these tethers and to use a drop of super-glue to attach the tethers to your caps. It would also be really simple to just make your own tethers.
846938
My Canon-mount version also came with a hood, and the lens-cap (72mm) was for that. With the hood removed, I tried filter adapter rings on the lens, and found that 55mm seemed to be what fit -- so a lens cap for the lens itself should be 55mm.
244614
My cord to the lens cap has a round button that has an adhesive sticker on the back, just peel away the round wax like paper and there ya go.
526097
Not with this lens cap. Likely, there are aftermarket caps you can do this with, however.
374644
the lens and both caps. Pretty standard when you purchase a lens only.cheers
2264531
The entire light head unscrews from the rubberized body. If you are looking at the lens, you will turn the head counterclockwise while holding onto the rubber body. It may be very tight. The head will stay as one piece. You can then put in your fresh batteries. Good luck.
244615
The lens cap has a small slot on the side where one can attach a cord to the cap then to the camera...problem solved.
24876
There is a small lever that releases the pin that holds the adapter to the lens. Its not the strongest so handle with care.
43373
Thank you for the question. A hood cannot be attached if a lens cap is attached. Thank you for your consideration.
169028
Their is a thread mount ring that fits onto the thread of the lens and the hood twists onto the mount ring. The mount ring stay's in place, while you twist the hood off flip it over and twist it back onto the mount ring. Just reverse the process to flip it back. Hope this been some help.
1736941
It is so you don't loose the cap. It attaches to both the lens cap and the camera body. That way you'll never loose it. I wouldn't be without them. Hope this helps you.
1937320
I have the same question as it is indicted to just clip straight on.. however I find the lens mounting too small and see no other option but to dismantle the housing which could result in leakage.. Bit disappointing as I ordered a few for the dive boat I work on and now prove to be useless.. anyone else with suggestions or success?
298255
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.