Will the stock Canon lens cap fit over the 58 mm filter?
197868
Yes it will. I have a canon 60 d, with 100mm macro lens (diameter 58mm). The stock lens cap fits over 58mm diameter filters.
197869
Yes the front thread is 58mm as well and if the cap is a pinch type it should fit.
197870
I believe so. Mine is 62 (Tarman) & 67 (canon) they all fit perfectly. it is an industry standard.
197871
I really can't answer your question because I have the new Tamron 90mm macro lens, and by chance I screwed the 58mm polarizer filter on after taking off my lens cap and then reversed myself when done I would suggest you contact someone like B&H; here in NYC and ask them
775038
Check the front of your lens, if it shows 58mm you're good to go. They simply screw in to the existing lens.
1497807
I don't have a filter adapter/filter but I can tell you that there is about 1/4" to 3/8" more room under the lens bubble than is needed for the stock arrangement. So long as your accessory doesn't add more than that amount to the lens length you should be Ok.
267546
Doesn't matter what camera you have, what matters is the diameter of the threads on the front of whatever lens you have. I believe the 'kit lens' shipped with the Canon accepts 58mm filters. The ring comes with adapters for a number of different diameters, 58mm being one of them. So yes.
2107045
Yes the 58mm is the Filter size which is the same as mine. so yes it will workYou screw the adapter on your lens and then the flash fits over that buy pressing the buttons on the side to slide it over the adapter on and off.
1898231
Yes, provided your lens has a filter ring size that matches one of the adapters either 46,49,52,55,58mm
1043
All lenses have a standard thread size and it is the same for the entire industry. As long as you get the right diameter filter, and for the Canon kit lens 58mm is right, it will fit and work as advertised. with 2 of these filters you can take pictures of sun spots.
860846
It is not a mateer of whether the filter lenses fit the camera. WQhat matters is whether the LENS in use will take the size of the filter mount. Many more popular Canon lenses (and other makes too) now are made to accept 58mm filters. If so, a 58mm set of filters will work. Other sizes are also available, and there are also up and down adapters, which will convert a 58mm lens front to, for example, a 62mm. I do this with a polarizing filter I bought years ago for a 62mm telephoto lens.I hope this will help the customer.
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.
264855
Yes, it should since the canon ef-s 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 lens' specs. indicate it takes a 58mm filter
2098495
I don't know specifically. Simply the kit screws on the lens if they are 58mm in diameter. You'd check the lens diameter and if it allows accessories (like filters) to be screwed on it.
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.
1487189
In short- Yes. -- But-- it does not fit directly on the camera body directly- it fits on one of your existing lenses for that camera which has a 58mm lens cap/ filter - it skews on to the end.
1674271
You need a 58 mm lens cap. I bought mine on e-bay (58mm Snap-On Front Lens Cap For canon). This one has Canon logo.
1884724
It is an original lens cap as far as I can tell, but Canon has changed the style recently. If it fits it will protect your lens adequately.
1702035
It should fit over a standard threaded filter if the filter is no larger than the lens body. Square or over-lap filters will not work with this lens hood. Keep in mind that if you are using a circular polarizer, neutral density or similar filter that requires rotation to adjust, you will not have access to the ring to do so.
1641429
If you get a canon 58mm and your lens has threads to accept filters then the answer is yes.