Can you attach a string to the lens cap so it doesn't get lost?
526097
Not with this lens cap. Likely, there are aftermarket caps you can do this with, however.
526098
I sure don't know how. this is one of the down sides. I've had to purchase several of these
526099
No, it's not made for that. Mine is very secure. I only bought a replacement as someone borrowed my camera, took the lens cap off and put it in their jacket then left their jacket.
1878992
Sure. It attaches to the front of whatever lens you are using so it doesn't come between the camera and lens contacts. FYI, if you only need a couple of the rings, not the whole set, you might want to look at rings made of brass. They are sturdier and the threads have less chance of locking down. Also, I recommend getting filter stacking caps in whatever sizes you need. (For instance, one set of caps in 72mm for the biggest ring in your stack and another set in 49 mm if that's the smallest. Or, if you have one 52-58mm ring, get a cap set in each of those.) Those will keep their shape while knocking around in your bag. Sure. It attaches to the front of whatever lens you are using so it doesn't come between the camera and lens contacts. FYI, if you only need a couple of the rings, not the whole set, you might want to look at rings made of brass. They are sturdier and the threads have less chance of locking down. Also, I recommend getting filter stacking caps in whatever sizes you need. (For instance, one set of caps in 72mm for the biggest ring in your stack and another set in 49 mm if that's the smallest. Or, if you have one 52-58mm ring, get a cap set in each of those.) Those will keep their shape while... » Read More Sure. It attaches to the front of whatever lens you are using so it doesn't come between the camera and lens contacts. FYI, if you only need a couple of the rings, not the whole set, you might want to look at rings made of brass. They are sturdier and the threads have less chance of locking down. Also, I recommend getting filter stacking caps in whatever sizes you need. (For instance, one set of caps in 72mm for the biggest ring in your stack and another set in 49 mm if that's the smallest. Or, if you have one 52-58mm ring, get a cap set in each of those.) Those will keep their shape while knocking around in your bag. « Show Less
445387
Yes, this comes with a lens cap but there is no string to keep it attached, so it's easy to lose. And yes you can put a UV filter on it, 40.5mm is the size you need.
1400820
No you can't. You need a 58mm lens cap. The Goja cap is better than the original.
316218
Yes. Not only that, it also comes with a clever elastic band with a self-sticking end that you can use to hold the lens cap when you are using the lens. If I had a nickel for every lens cap I've lost... This is a great little package of accessories.
2051419
no. so if that is your plan, use the neck strap and have the pouch off and hanging from the lens. I use my pouch for travel.
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.
244615
The lens cap has a small slot on the side where one can attach a cord to the cap then to the camera...problem solved.
140510
Sorry. Make have spoken too soon. Looks like you can fit it with filter without lens cap.
1966045
Yes, to both. The lens cap string attaches to the camera stap, also provided.
1878990
Sure. It attaches to the front of whatever lens you are using so it doesn't come between the camera and lens contacts. FYI, if you only need a couple of the rings, not the whole set, you might want to look at rings made of brass. They are sturdier and the threads have less chance of locking down. Also, I recommend getting filter stacking caps in whatever sizes you need. (For instance, one set of caps in 72mm for the biggest ring in your stack and another set in 49 mm if that's the smallest. Or, if you have one 52-58mm ring, get a cap set in each of those.) Those will keep their shape while knocking around in your bag.
2017902
The lanyard is about 6" long that attaches to the cap. If you attach to the same point as your camera shoulder strap it would be tight on a zoom. Simple solution is to just add a piece of cord or another lanyard in between to make it longer if necessary. Another option is to add a piece of velcro tape to the lens cap and piece of mating velcro tape to the camera base and that would eliminate the lanyard completely so the cap would work with all your lenses.
2120560
I don't think. Once you tighten them on your lens and clip the left overs, it is not possible to remove it without damaging. But a strap for each lens.
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.
1617613
I was able to attach it to the front of the lens that comes with the camera. It just screws on.
1961958
Yes, although you should have your lens cap on, there is just light padding on the bottom.
436132
Easily, If you try to screw your lens cap into the lens without pinching the sides, you will run along a thread in the lens. The wide angle works the same way, it follows a thread on the lens.