Does this lens cap have a center pinch to remove it, or does it look like the picture posted on this advertisement?
1785754
I bought this lens cap a year a go, and was different than the pictures, was exactly like a 52 mm lens cap but bigger, I mean exactly like the traditional Nikon lens caps with the center pinch.
846797
It is a little off center so that it doesn't cover up the lens or the sensor.
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.
2123090
The flat cap just pops off. The ring around the neck that holds the flat cap on is flexible enough to remove without having to cut it.
1480098
The cap comes over and around the hood. It clicks in place. Is not the traditional flat click cover, as this lens has a curved lens. Is like a cup that is place over the lens itself. Hope it helps!
1173618
Once the adapter ring is installed a lens cap cannot be used. The flash sticks out a ways, so it provides a good bit of protection for the lens.
1996996
It's a full cap. But honestly...it's not like the pic...there are bangs. The way it looks here makes it seem like the bangs are long... They are not..they are short
1079215
Yes it is. Actually, I'm thinking about selling this lens. I've used it a total of 2 times. I've found that I just don't use it. You may want to contact me.
1163526
Yes. It is the same as your lens. One side screws in the other side has threads for the filter cap to grab into. Though some filters are very thin and there is not much to grip. The only problem is when you use a lens hood. Usually you have to remove the hood to work the lens cap. I wish they made hood caps.
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Amazon wrote 2 ask if I could answer the question, because I had bought this cap 4 my Kodak 6450. In my instance, that cap is nonexistent anymore. I had to snip the small plastic extrusion on the inside of cap, near where flexible fabric handle is affixed. It is then better able to have the cap's inside portion, fit `somewhat' onto the outside diameter of the lens. It will still require a firm push to ensure it stays in place, but again, for the cap's cost versus the time, energy, and gasoline expended in trying to find a better substitute, to me I used America's old fashion ingenuity and made it work and it satisfied my needs with not having the lens scratched. Amazon wrote 2 ask if I could answer the question, because I had bought this cap 4 my Kodak 6450. In my instance, that cap is nonexistent anymore. I had to snip the small plastic extrusion on the inside of cap, near where flexible fabric handle is affixed. It is then better able to have the cap's inside portion, fit `somewhat' onto the outside diameter of the lens. It will still require a firm push to ensure it stays in place, but again, for the cap's cost versus the time, energy, and gasoline expended in trying to find a better substitute, to me I used America's old fashion ingenuity and... » Read More Amazon wrote 2 ask if I could answer the question, because I had bought this cap 4 my Kodak 6450. In my instance, that cap is nonexistent anymore. I had to snip the small plastic extrusion on the inside of cap, near where flexible fabric handle is affixed. It is then better able to have the cap's inside portion, fit `somewhat' onto the outside diameter of the lens. It will still require a firm push to ensure it stays in place, but again, for the cap's cost versus the time, energy, and gasoline expended in trying to find a better substitute, to me I used America's old fashion ingenuity and made it work and it satisfied my needs with not having the lens scratched. « Show Less
1874734
On my lens there is a ridged release button on the lens just next to where the red line-up dot is on the adapter. Push down on the button and turn the adapter. It should come right off.
43169
I use a 49mm pinch cap. It's cheap at about $3, and Amazon has several to choose from. Just search "lens cap pinch 49mm".
1706296
No there is no cap. The lens hood will work on the adapter that attaches to the camera and the tube. The lens hood does not reverse to be stowed away.
140510
Sorry. Make have spoken too soon. Looks like you can fit it with filter without lens cap.
692378
I don't use lens hood. I like flares. As far as caps, I like the included one. It's a pinch model like Nikon's.
1758543
No, it is not as pictured. The one pictured is an ARD by Aimpoint, the notches on the outer ring are for tightening with a tool. The one I received was in Vortex packaging, designed for tool less installation, is made entirely of plastic throughout - no metal whatsoever. Extremely tight fit/difficult to completely thread into place. It performs it's intended job, does not obscure or blur vision.
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No, the lens cap is black. Kind of silly for an all white camera, but maybe they figured it wouldn't be white long if your fingers are always touching it.