Does the flap on the case cover the lens completely? "Can it close completely?"
1081153
Yes. It covers the lens completely and can close as well. And when you don't want the flap on you can even take it completely off and use the rest of the case on the camera as well and you can even use the camera with its case on!
1934360
I haven't had any issues with the case affecting my camera/pictures. The opening around the lens is angled away.
1716734
The case does stick out past the lens a little which offers some protection. But there is no clear plastic lens protection built into the case if that is what you are looking for.
1724338
Yes and no. As a point and shoot with no replaceable lenses the lens is fixed. When the camera is off there are two sliding 'windows' that do close and cover the lens though. I depends on your expectation I guess.
1902928
Yes. It closes all the way. Love the case. Very durable and professional looking.
1091470
no. there is a decent sized cut out around the lens. its a super awesome case. which considering that i have friends with otter boxes and other "armour" cases, mine has caused no issues, and has lasted longer than theirs!
355935
No, the case has 2 parts. A rubber part that covers the back of the phone and the holder for the lens that fits snug with the rubber cover.
1503957
I think the flap is just for looks, it does cover the accessory pouch(we keep the battery charger in there and some cash). The zipper part is what keeps the camera in the pouch(it does have a padded lid inside as well). We've had this bag for about 8 months and have taken it on multiple trips(spain,Portugal,Italy and France) and it is still holding well. Only draw back for us is that it has no room for extra lens(don't have an extra lens yet but planning on one soon). We have the Nikon D5100 and it fits perfect. Hope this info helps :)
682946
no, not at all. the hole is big enough so it doesn't cover the flash or the lens. i had another case for my iPhone 4s that also didn't cover the flash or lens, but the flash would strangely refract through the lens, so i always had to take the cover off (or peel it back...it was some soft plasticy material). with this one, it just works, no problem at all. you really almost don't see there's a case.
2175990
It does...and to a T...of course it won't cover the lens...it's great...unless you are really close to the camera, you don't even see it!
60497
No, but there's a small chance anything might harm the lens in my opinion. Coverage is great but just like phone cases the camera lens is exposed. Hope this helped
2188891
No, if the phone is properly seated in the case, the camera opening is wide enoug and tapered. I've never had it obstruct the lens.
2002679
The flap on top of case will not close completely but phone fits snugly with flap tucked down inside of caseHope this helps
83934
Yes it does, but, you have to physically hold the cover straight up while taking the pic or else it will flip over the camera. Yes, the camera lense has its own slot. The case snaps to only the four corners giving you access to all buttons and card slots when opened. While closed, you haves access to power/lock button, headphone jack, and charger insert.
167781
It does, yes. The cover ONLY fits if you have the hood on. For this lens, you'll basically always want to leave the hood on.
423582
The flap sort of "snaps" in, so unless you push it in it will not completely close. Same with the Defender (I have both). But if it does not snap in, either the case is not properly fitted (take it off, put it back on) or there is a manufacturing defect (return it, they ain't cheap).
2091188
There is definitely no problem with the opening and closing of the lens nor other problems. This is a wonderfully useful filter and I do suggest you to get one for any of your pocket cameras. It is also very easy to install.