How do I attach the string from my lens cap to my Canon Rebel T3i? &amp; do I need the other string that is attached to the circle with the adhesive?
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It should be easy to attach the adhesive patch to the center of the lens cap on the outside. Then the elastic band goes around the lens body attaching the cap to the lens. It's easy to slip off the band if the cap gets in the way.
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sorry, i have a rebel T4i ... the cord that threads thru the camera - frayed beyond repair, just while trying to attach it. I never figured out how to thread it and I ended up throwing it out. :( you should check out the Spider Holster - i see them use it on CreativeLive.com all time - looks really strong and reliable!!
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Nathan, I had to buy a ring adapter, it screws onto the end of your lens (58mm) then i bought the adapter ring that went from a 58mm down to a 52mm. Hope this helps.. the adapter ring is only a couple bucks plus shipping, if you go on ebay and watch u can pick then up for about $3-$4 and free shipping
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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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You have to use the correct metal ring, included in the kit, for the lens to connect properly. All of the rings do not work, so look them over carefully and choose the correct ones, put the others aside so you don't get them mixed up.
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it does NOT fit the Canon T3i. which is what I bought it for. So I just ended up super gluing the rubber peice to the eye peice that came with the camera.
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No, it attaches to another lens, not the t-ring for the camera. I have tried. . . .
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Tom, fantastic information on flash brackets, thank you. I want to get the flash off of the top of my camera, with my 35mm I had far better results using a bracket and I expect the same with my Canon.
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I am using this cap on a Canon Rebel Xti EOS. I would recommend going to Canons website and sending them an email to see if this model will fit your camera. Sorry I couldnt help with your question.
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Hi, thanks for your question. According to the product information, this listing is for the Lens and I'm unable to find any information which indicates that this should included the lens cap. I'd suggest contacting the seller directly. Just go to their storefront page and click on "Contact the Seller". I hope this helps!
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Theres a ring that comes off. Its been a while since ive used mine but you may need to screw on ring to lens first then add the lens adapter. Or try with out the ring? Also it only fitd on my kit lens. Check thread size
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Yes - you must buy a new lens cover. I bought one that also included an elastic strap that slide over the lens and with a cord and double-sided tape connector for the lens cap so that you can take it off and let it hang and not lose it. Sorry I don't remember where I got it.
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Sorry - sent the answer prematurely. There is no cap as such. One end of the tube attaches to the base of the camera lens and the various filters screw into the other end of the tube. The tulip lens hood then screws onto whatever filter is being used. The tube can fit into the tulip lens hood when the lens hood is not being used, which makes it a bit easier to pack both of them.
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The leash that comes with the lense cap has a pre-attched self adhesive button on the end. You peel and stick the button to the center of the lense cap. Alternatively, if you don't trust adhesives, you can cut the button off the end and loop the cord through a slot molded into the lense cap. Then tie off the cord. For more security, put a drop of super glue on the knot. I trust the self adhesive button to hold up.
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Attach the front of the mount to the front of your lens. You will have to focus a bit so that the lens is further extended. The focus ring should fit snugly into the reverse mount. Once you have the lens attached to the mount - you attach the mount to you camera just like you put on a lens. Line up the red dot with the dot on your camera.
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Their is a thread mount ring that fits onto the thread of the lens and the hood twists onto the mount ring. The mount ring stay's in place, while you twist the hood off flip it over and twist it back onto the mount ring. Just reverse the process to flip it back. Hope this been some help.
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Hi, if you are looking for a micro four thirds rear lens cap those are readily available on Amazon or one of the online camera sites. Remember the cap is to fit whatever mount the camera adapter is to be mounted on.. I just bought some from Fotodiox off Amazon, when you search go to the page and look for the "2 New from $.95". That is a screaming deal. Don't buy from anyone if the price is over $3.00. The brand really doesn't matter they all are pretty much the same. In a pinch use the one from your existing camera and kit lens.