what size lens cap to fit the outer ring of the hood?
1318999
Mine is 49imm lens cap. and the hood is used on a Fuji X100s. The stock ring that orig comes attached to the Fuji X must be removed first for this hood to fit, but it works great, solid and really protects the lens.
1931956
I concur with Donald Burt below. I have the 58mm adapter plus a Sunpak polarized filter and the original cap is too small to fit on the filter.
370915
This cap is designed to fit a 67mm lens diameter. I am using this cap on an 18-105 lens. If you look on the bottom of the lens it will tell you what size cap you need by showing you a number preceded by a circle with a line through it. This is the symbol for diameter.
1245577
A rear lens cap should fit the mount side of any lens sharing the specific camera's mount. If they mount on the camera body their mounting specs should be identical.
494197
It will fit the lens itself, not the filter, so you would first put the lens hood on then the filter on the lens hood. Hoped this helped you!
1304359
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
147708
Don't believe it'll fit over the lens hood. It'll snuggly for over the lens cap. But it's a very nice case, especially for the price.
1198220
Make certain you have the correct millimeter size lens your new hood will fit on...as there are different sizes. You should find this info on either the outside edge or inside the lens.
502328
I made a mistake, the rubber hood is for a wide angle lens up to 50mm or so. Sorry!!
1437779
Top to bottom, it's a good snug fit. Diameter-wise, there's plenty of room. When I put on the lens hood reverse, it's a properly snug fit.
17759
Try to find a 37mm lens cap, if not possible replace with a 37mm UV filter, I use it, instead of the lens cap.
348706
According to the Nikon website your lens uses a 72mm filter, which would mean this cap should fit.
1734809
24-105 with hood does not fit into case at all. Without hood it is a very tight squeeze for lens and the body sticks out. Velcro will lock, barely. I would not call it a fit, but adequate for some uses.
826429
I'd recommend getting the **Vortex** lens covers size 5 and size 4, respectively.Vortex Flip Cap cover Size 5: Fits 40x46mm (1.6"-1.8")Vortex Optics Flip Cap Optic Cover, Size 4The Butler Creek covers are junk which breaks, and the Vortex cup is rubber, not plastic. Much better product.
2156451
As far as I know, there is no threading, at least in the one I got about three years ago. The outside diameter is about 69mm, and it has no threads. I saw a mod by a German guy on YouTube and I did the same. I bought a 72mm rubber lens hood, removed the rubber part and kept the plastic ring. Then I wrapped some electrician's tape around the lens, so I could fit the&#65279; plastic ring on it without any glue: I just pressed and turned the ring, and it got stuck pretty tightly. Now I can use a 72mm UV or polarizing filter.&#65279;
1437781
It will fit perfectly (about 1/4" to spare - width wise) with hood and filter attached. Lens will slip out nicely, not snug, not too loose.
1723816
Tamron included a lens hood when I bought my lens so I don't know which other one would work. You might double check to see if the lens hood is still included.