Kaiser 80mm Slip-On Lens Cap (206980)

Please please please please, change your photo. I bought 4 of these for a very specific reason. I wanted the flat surface with the indent so I can put stickers in the center for labeling the lenses without them getting scratched. The ones you actually ship do not have that and have a texture across the top which makes it very difficult to put labels on. And because there is no indent or embossed center, the label is easily scratched.I knew something felt familiar as I looked through my purchase history and was burned by these in the past. Change the photo or actually start selling what you are showing.

The Hoya ULTRA Super Slim Ring filters don't offer front threads, minimizing vignetting (why did Hoya stop making these?) on WA lenses. Thererfore, use of a standard lens caps designed to attach to front filter threads isn't an option.Measured my filter OD with a digital caliper to confirm the Kaiser 70mm and 80mm caps would correctly fit, respectively. Removed my Hoya included rubber caps, installed the Kaiser caps, and they fit perfectly; much better than the Hoya rubber cap.Key step is to actually measure your lens filter's actual OD. Good quality.

After the lens cover blades on my Canon G7x mk ii were irreparably damaged during routine operation, I removed the blades, measured the diameter of the control dial, came up with 58.25mm, and found my way to this item, and immediately saw that its reviews were full of people in the exact same situation as myself.This lens cover fits snugly and securely over the camera's lens in its closed/powered off position. Its color and texture matches the camera body well enough that it looks like it was meant to be there.Only flaw-- item description states that it comes with a tether anchor, to allow the cap to be tethered to the camera body. The item I received has no connection point for a tether. If you are so inclined, you can resolve this by poking a small hole in the lens cover to thread a tether to, but this results in the whole arrangement losing a bit of its tidy appearance.

I would probably lose it since there is no way to attach a lanyard that I expected to get. Hence only one star.In the product description it lists: "Comes with lanyard anchor. Lanyard is sold separately". I assumed the anchor was on the back side of the cap in the images. But there was no anchor.Not seeing what you're buying is a huge reason to not shop online. Buying more at Amazon means more returns means more headaches.

This push-on lens cap fits PERFECTLY on my Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5 camera, after the retracting lens diaphragm got stuck open, with the lens uncovered. I already have a lanyard which would have worked if there was an eyelet to thread it through, but--despite one of the reviews for this cap saying it "doesn't come with a lanyard, only an eye for a lanyard"--there is NO eyelet hole to attach a lanyard. Now I have to wait for the stick-on lens cap lanyard I just ordered, so I don't lose the cap. I gave it one less star for not having a way to attach a lanyard--and because it was so expensive for a simple molded piece of plastic. But it's a really good lens cap that won't come off until I want it to.

I bought 57mm lens cap to replace the original 57mm one on my Yashica Super 8 camera which wouldn't stay on. The camera has a 55mm built-in lens and a haze filter attached. This replacement cap fits very snug, snug enough that I can unscrew the filter attachment with it on. Personally, I like it that snug because most original Super 8 camera bags don't have a lot of extra room, so it's easy to knock off the lens cap when taking the camera in and out of the bag, especially if you've got a filter on the lens. The snug fit and the fact that this is slimmer than the original cap completely solves that problem. I also like that this has a lanyard attachment. Definitely recommend as a replacement.

Perfect for the Canon G7x Mk 2. I've been concerned about the weak lens shutter on the camera and a survey of the forums on the internet indicate that this an issue. The lens opening is quite large and probably this compounds the weakness in the mechanism. Everyone suggests this lens cap as the best solution as it offers protection and prevents dust from getting in. Just be careful not to turn on the camera with the cap on, as it fits snugly and may damage the lens extending mechanism.

it was nice to find a replacement cap for a pair of binoculars. The size matched the lens and the cap is a snug fit. The shipping time was fine. It's interesting to see how the price of a small amount of plastic pellets was raised as the cap was molded, shipped, stored, and shipped again. But it was worth it.

Not quite sure which I found the most surprising , the cost or the fact that it had to come from America.What you get for your money is a shallow round piece of plastic to cover a lens, I bought mine to protect the automatic lens cover leaves on my Canon G7-X Mk 11 which it does. It fits the canon well but is a little tight initially, so if you own a Canon G7-X Mk 11 and want some extra protection or the leaves have jammed open then this is ideal.Only the cost robs it of five stars.

Bought this to protect the lens and lens barrel of my Lumix TZ70 camera. It is ideal for this.

Perfect to allow the lee 150mm system adapters on your lenses

Perfect fit for Canon GX7 Mark II

The plastic is quite stiff so it will either fit your xx OD lens filter or it will be loose or 'pop off' depending on tolerances.