I tried to put on a Canon 77mm center squeeze lens cap after the flash is mounted but it comes off very easily. Anybody have a suggestion?
1889665
I have the flash mounted on the Canon 100mm Macro. The 67mm cap is VERY picky about getting on at all. But, once it's on, it seems to stay. Looks like it needs to be vertically aligned with the flash (i.e. printing on flash and lens cap is horizontal) It seems to work, but is not as truly fitted as it should be. Hope this helps!
1867534
It goes on very tight, you clip it in and then screw it down. It never snagged or broke off for me and i'm pretty rough on my camera. It definitely wouldn't come off without you noticing.
1480095
The lens cap is not pictured here. It is a "true cap" that fits over the entire top of the lens like a hood. Here is a photo of the cap: http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/sydney-city/digital-camera-accessories/tokina-16-28mm-f-2-8-lens-canon-mount/1014780487
1480097
The lens cap has two button that you must press to release it. It does not fall off. I understand some early models of this lens did fall off, but the current version is great. Lens works great.
747716
Mine rotates a little, maybe a 16th of an inch or so. As long as it is secure and does not pop off, it should not matter. I also have a pinch style lens cover that snaps onto it so I do not have to try to reach inside to remove or replace it and it has never popped off. The only time I remove it is when I use the flash.
368195
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.
1372686
I would not purchase this product. I put it on an old lens and still haven't figured out how to get it off! Luckily I didn't put it on my camera body!
820658
The lens cap size wont change. With mine I noticed I had to squeeze the tabs a little harder to close them a bit more than I normally would. If that's not the case, I'd say it was defective. Since it screwed onto your lens, look at the ring closely and see if it looks flared or bent. If it doesnt, maybe its the lens cap itself not opening enough. Anytime your use a filter, the cap size will stay the same as whatever mm lens you are using.
2215588
No, camera is waterproof, so there is no way to attach a cap to the lens. I keep mine in a small case to protect it as I am wading in water daily as a guide here in Hawaii. Putting some Rain X on the glass lens keeps water from collecting on the lens. If you don't have a case, a ziploc works great too!
1655006
The hood should not interfere with the normal lens cap. At least it doesn't on mine. I am able to use the cap that came with the lens.
1458847
I have this Omni-Bounce plastic cap attached to my Canon Speedlite 270 EXII Flash Set, for more than a year.It fits PERFECTLY to it, and can be easily removed anytime if required!
1480096
Mine was the click on type. I use this lens for weddings and portraits, and the lens cap stays on, even through the abuse. Great lens!
10732
Nope. Keeps sliding off. Definitely not worth it. I was really excited for it but once I got it and set it on my lens it just kept falling off.
1727079
keep the lens cap on whenever not using. otherwise just be careful. all fisheye and ultra wideangle lenses will be like that...
820657
Yes it will require a larger diameter lens cap, I would estimate an 82 mm. I remove it after using so I am still able to use my 77mm cap. Try going to a camera shop and have them size it for you.Cheers
1172131
This is a silly question but is it tightly on the camera? I've had that happen twice. The first time it was loose. The second time it was on "no flash"
1001314
Try attaching the lens adapter to the lens before attaching it to the camera. I have kept mine on my Pentax 50mm lens to be apart of the lens itself.