Does this filter allow the lens cap to have grip to stay on when mounted on the lens filter?
1163524
I have this filter on a Canon 135 mm L prime lens and I have no problem putting the lemma cap on. Usually when purchased from Amazon, if it does not work or fit you can contact Amazon.com and return it.
1163525
I use the standard "pinch/spring" lens cap that comes with the Canon lenses, and this lens cap can be used when the filter is attached to the lens.
1163526
Yes. It is the same as your lens. One side screws in the other side has threads for the filter cap to grab into. Though some filters are very thin and there is not much to grip. The only problem is when you use a lens hood. Usually you have to remove the hood to work the lens cap. I wish they made hood caps.
1163527
The 82mm version of this filter (thinner Pro-Mount) does not vignette at 24mm but is still thick enough for the Tamron lens cap to have grip and stay on firmly.
1066475
Yes, but the threads for the filter are not very deep, and it falls off easily, especially the polarizer, unless you always rotate it in the correct direction (as in screwing it on.)Kathi
1655006
The hood should not interfere with the normal lens cap. At least it doesn't on mine. I am able to use the cap that came with the lens.
2140368
I don't believe so, the lens cap is a slip on cap. It's currently sitting in the original box. I've simply had a B+W filter on the lens and occasionally clean it off with a cloth. Zero issues with dust or scratches. The lens hood and filter combination does a great job of protecting the optics.
1480094
The lens cap slips over the outside and snaps in place. Standard filters won't work but it is a great lens.
1936558
Not really, it simply clips around an outer grove the is fairly common on the rim of most lenses.However, some filter brands offer a threaded adapter ring to combine multiple filters together, and some even have built in coupler threads. In either case, this hood leaves plenty of room for additional modification.
1961133
Yes, it attaches to the front of the lens like a filter, I have excellent result with my Canon 70-300 IS on a Canon 70D.
1381500
The lens hood screws into the filter threads. The lens hood comes with a lock ring which holds the hood in place.
429495
Yes, in place of the attachment ring, you can screw your filter on to hold in place.
22518
Yes. The adapter slides onto the lens body with enough room (space) for the lens to contract into the stored position. The filter then flanges, or enlarges to accommodate the filters. We have been very happy with the product.
537844
Yes, in fact, that's the basic standard for all filters. You can attach additional filters like ND, UV, gradient.. etc, attach screw type lens hood, attach lens cap... whatever the need, thredding on both sides are available as per the standards. Take care not to clean by rubbing. Apparently, this is only flash coated.
616641
No - On my Panasonic FZ200, the lens cap goes on without removing the filter.
1235102
Yes it does. It slides over the lens when the camera is not in use or when you shut it off.
140510
Sorry. Make have spoken too soon. Looks like you can fit it with filter without lens cap.
526097
Not with this lens cap. Likely, there are aftermarket caps you can do this with, however.
1986852
Yes, it definitely does. The cap with the word Nikon unscrews and there is a threaded tripod mount there. I was wondering this myself, and checked immediately when mine arrived a few hours ago. For some reason, this information is nearly impossible to find out, even on the Nikon website.
2061050
Sadly no. Because the lens has no threads around it to screw the filter holder on.