what size lens cover do I need for D40
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It depends on the filter size that is required for the lens you are using with the D40. For example, Nikon's 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 lens will accept a 52mm filter so this lens cap will work with that lens. However, their 24-70mm 1:2.8 lens accepts a 77mm filter so this lens cap will not work with that lens.
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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
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It depends on the lens. For my D40 I use a 52mm cap. For yours just check the writing on the lens, look for this symbol Ø, and the number to the right of it is your lens cap or filter size in mm (filter thread size, or whatevs).
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The size of the cover is determined by the lens size not the camera. If you bought the D40 as a package deal meaning you got a lens with the camera at the time of purchase then the odds are you got a Nikon 18-55mm lens. Look for this number on the side of the lens. If you do have this lens then the size cover you want is a 52mm. There are larger lenses that take larger covers such as the Nikon 24-70mm lens. If you have this lens then you need a 77mm cover. It is also a good idea to purchase the strap that holds the cover to the camera because it is easy to misplace covers. Hope this helps clarify the issue just a little bit more. The size of the cover is determined by the lens size not the camera. If you bought the D40 as a package deal meaning you got a lens with the camera at the time of purchase then the odds are you got a Nikon 18-55mm lens. Look for this number on the side of the lens. If you do have this lens then the size cover you want is a 52mm. There are larger lenses that take larger covers such as the Nikon 24-70mm lens. If you have this lens then you need a 77mm cover. It is also a good idea to purchase the strap that holds the cover to the camera because it is easy to misplace covers. Hope this helps... » Read More The size of the cover is determined by the lens size not the camera. If you bought the D40 as a package deal meaning you got a lens with the camera at the time of purchase then the odds are you got a Nikon 18-55mm lens. Look for this number on the side of the lens. If you do have this lens then the size cover you want is a 52mm. There are larger lenses that take larger covers such as the Nikon 24-70mm lens. If you have this lens then you need a 77mm cover. It is also a good idea to purchase the strap that holds the cover to the camera because it is easy to misplace covers. Hope this helps clarify the issue just a little bit more. « Show Less
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This lenses are great for Nikon D5200 D5100 D5000 D3200 D3100 D3000. I´d checked for D40 and found they can also fit. UYou may checked for vivitar lenses for the D40 then you can have a sure bet
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The filters are for 49 mm, the close ups are for 52 mm and can fit 49 mm lens via adaptor which is included. I think for 40.5 should be additional adaptor which is not part of this bundle.
2186938
The shade should fit any Nikon 40mm. I have a Nikon 4.5x14x40 Buckmaster and it fits.
1052933
The filter thread size on the 16 to 50 lens is 40.5mm. The tech information should have indicated the thread size so you know that a step-up adapter would also be needed.
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I could not find the size in mm that I needed for my Nikon 3200 so I looked in the instruction book and found what size each lens needed. Try to look it up because these protection filters are a must. I dropped my Nikon D90 and the only thing that shattered was the protection filter. The expensive lens was saved with not a scratch on it.
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The Front lens cap for you A 5000 kit len16-50 is 40.50mm not 49mm You can know you lens diameter by reading from you lens or you can use ruler to measure the diameter of you len
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I got unbranded plastic covers for Micro 4/3 lenses; they came in a pair - one cover for the camera body and one cover for the rear end of a Micro 4/3 lens. I found these at my local camera store though (I didn't get them online).
765885
Not sure I understand your question, but hopefully this answers it: This lens cover only fits into the existing light canister housing; you can't just use the lens covering.
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It fits d40, but the autofocus will not work. This is probably not the best lens for your camera.
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On the tip of your lens it should say what thread size you should buy.It will be something like 52MM or 58MM... That's what you should get.
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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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Good luck getting info from Nikon! I tried via their site and got nothing. I would think the lens will fit, though
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Yes. I have a 40D and both cameras use the same lenses. The most important item to check is the diameter of the lens you want to attach the filter to. It's expressed in millimeters right on the lens usually preceded by a greek symbol that looks like a zero with a slash through it. You need a set of filters that match the lens diameter for each lens you want to use the filters on.
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The Samsung lens is also 40.5 mm. They will fit and make you very happy.PS: you should see 40.5 listed on the lens.
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I have ELP3 and it requires 37mm cap. Looks like you need the same size 40.5 will be too big. Check front of your camera's lens it should tell you the size of cap (look for 37 or 40.5)
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yes you need 40.5mm ser VII ring if you order the lens and send us an e mail we can include that too