How do you attach the cord to the lens cap?
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I don't use mine but as I remember I tried putting the little cord through the little slot on the side. That slot does not work. I think it came with an adhesive patch you stuck to the lens cap.--Scott
244612
Im confused...so will the adapter ring allow me to attach actual camera lenses, for example, a fisheye or a 52 mm lens etc etc???
244613
The leash that comes with the lense cap has a pre-attched self adhesive button on the end. You peel and stick the button to the center of the lense cap. Alternatively, if you don't trust adhesives, you can cut the button off the end and loop the cord through a slot molded into the lense cap. Then tie off the cord. For more security, put a drop of super glue on the knot. I trust the self adhesive button to hold up.
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.
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.
244616
Cord is attached to the cap by a adhesive tab on the front, then kept on the camera by placing the cord (elastic strap) over the lens.
1173617
A lens cap can't be used. Unfortunately. You have to take it off when you're done.
416813
eye piece cap attaches to cord. end caps are attached to body and all may be removed
1453367
How does it attach to the lens? Require an adaptor or go right on atop the UV filter on my lens?
1229735
There will be a small notch between the colored base and the lens housing. Place a penny in this slot and twist. It should separate exposing the batteries. Replace your batteries and then snap the two halves back together. Good luck.
1279931
Its between the tube adapter and cleaning kit. The cap keeper can be used for any lens cap.
205777
the adapter ring just screws onto the threads on the end of your camera lens.... think of it as a flashlight... sometimes they get threaded wrong.... face the camera lens up.... lay the adapter ring on top.... make sure ALL IS EVEN then carefully without much force turn clockwise until tight... don't over tighten and your all set to then your all set to ad your new lens.... in the same manner.... hope this helps..... I had a lil trouble myself until I faced the lens up.... its a problem because the threads are so fine and they want to jump the track and go the next thread down.... which makes it come out weird... the adapter ring just screws onto the threads on the end of your camera lens.... think of it as a flashlight... sometimes they get threaded wrong.... face the camera lens up.... lay the adapter ring on top.... make sure ALL IS EVEN then carefully without much force turn clockwise until tight... don't over tighten and your all set to then your all set to ad your new lens.... in the same manner.... hope this helps..... I had a lil trouble myself until I faced the lens up.... its a problem because the threads are so fine and they want to jump the track and go the next thread down.... which... » Read More the adapter ring just screws onto the threads on the end of your camera lens.... think of it as a flashlight... sometimes they get threaded wrong.... face the camera lens up.... lay the adapter ring on top.... make sure ALL IS EVEN then carefully without much force turn clockwise until tight... don't over tighten and your all set to then your all set to ad your new lens.... in the same manner.... hope this helps..... I had a lil trouble myself until I faced the lens up.... its a problem because the threads are so fine and they want to jump the track and go the next thread down.... which makes it come out weird... « Show Less
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Yeah, you have to attach it to another lens. It should've come with a connector. I believe 50mm? Or 27, I can't remember exactly, I bought this product for my girlfriend.
1811073
There is a threaded adapter that screws into the filter threads on the lens. The the filter holder clips onto it
811727
There should be a switch on the cord with an on/off button. Or try turning the lens.
1026158
The lens comes screwed into the housing with four screws, then the assembled light is screwed into place with another four screws (not supplied). I hope this helps. Serge
905366
Attach the leash to the camera strap. I ususally attach to the loop in the camera strap right where it is slipped through the flange on the camera. Just slide the end of the leash through the camera strap loop, then slip the lens cap through the leash loop and pull tight. Hope this is helpful.
348394
There should be a rubber flap on the side body of the camera, with a port into which you plug the cord.
2171318
As I recall, there is a piece on the lens that has to unscrew and be removed before the lens hood will attach.
1548767
There is no tool to unscrew the adaptor. The only thing I csn think of is when you mounted the adaptor was you did not mount it correctly aligning the marks. You should mount the adaptor to the lens first then to the body.
450143
Lens cap just pulls off or screws off then just slip shade off and replace lens cap
661255
No, I haven't found any after-market caps. However, black elastic cord and a few dabs of JB Weld )cord and JB Weld both available on Amazon) and I created "cages" that holds the top caps together, the bottom caps together, then I ran tethers made from the same black elastic cord to both pairs of cages which tethered to the body of the binoculars at key points...frankly the DIY method cost less and was better than the cap tethers I use with my other binocs. If you are crafty, the JB Weld can be painted black and formed to look like it was molded onto the caps.