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
1206228
Yes, as well as any 52mm filter.It may not fit if you have a lens hood installed
513698
It will fit . The cap is designed to fit at 67mm thread , the same thread the lens is having !
175225
Robbie, did you get the filter? Will your lens cap and hood fit over it? I would like to leave it on all the time.
310286
This cap is specifically for 52mm cap, not specific to any Camera. If you are using older 18-55mm or 35 mm dx lenses then it will fit there. Please let me know your lense to be specific.
1505088
I dont known if any lens cap will fit these ND's. I have the 77mm and have tried it on my Canon 24-70 and my Tameron 70-200 and neither of the lens caps or lens hoods will fit with the filter on. I guess it's not a big deal though cause I would never really walk around with this filter on.
1841950
Yes, I believe they do, it's not a matter of the length of the lens but the circumference.On your lens, if you have a Canon lense there should be a number on the bottom of the front (face) of the lens. On mine it says φ58mm (the symbol looks like the Greek letter "phi"), that tells me I need the 58mm for my lenses.
860845
The filters should fit your camera if the lens has threads and it should say the size such as "58mm."
732459
I don't think so. According to the Canon website the lens has an XL mount. The rear lens cap is for EF mount lenses.
522279
I am not sure. I ordered a 52mm macro close up kit, not a 58mm. However, you need to know the size of your filter thread to get the right fit. If your camera lens is a 58mm then the kit should work. Your camera's manual should tell you what your filter thread is. Sorry could not be more helpful.
1279316
I would look at the diameter on the lens to see if it would fit. It should say on the front of the lens and then you just need to get the correct size of lens cap.
1320208
This is a two-piece set, which includes the hood and a ring. The ring screws on the lens threads normally used by filters; and then the hood screws onto the ring once it's fastened. Considering that the ring is 58mm and fits on the lens threads, it should fit on anything that takes 58mm filters. So yes, it will fit if your lens accepts 58mm filters.
1800140
Yes, as long as your lens has 58mm filter size indicated on the front of the lens.
1400822
You must buy a 58mm lens cap because the original one only fits the 52mm lens that is on the Canon SX50. But, with the 58mm UV filter on there really isn't any good reason to place a lens cap over it. A major reason to have the UV lens is to protect the camera's lens and it does. I have had several cameras and never used the lens cap -- only a UV filter to protect the camera lens. Hope you enjoy thye great Canon SX50. It is amazing with its 50x magnification.
1467972
I bought the 52mm kit for my (35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX) lens and the cap works with or without filters. My bet is it will for you too.
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.
2116146
This will fit any lens with a 58mm filter threading. They make different size filters for different size lenses, so make sure you buy the right one. If you have many different size lenses you can also buy a larger filter (ex. 77mm) and use it with a step down ring to fit smaller lenses.