Lens Cap Over Filter at Maddison Loch blog

Lens Cap Over Filter. If you bump the front element of your lens on hard/sharp objects all day, use a lens cap and a uv filter. 1) the lens hood may not fit over the larger filter. In most cases, the answer is yes. A camera lens has a front thread to allow for easy attachment of a lens cap. Lots of people would argue that the filter makes a lens cap redundant. You take the lens cap off and put it into the clip. Other than the cost of the step up rings, there are two possible disadvantages: I generally leave the lens cap off while i’m out and about with the camera. You simply pull off the hood, screw on the filter, then push the hood back on again. Alternatively you can push the original x100 lens cap over the uv filter. I did however “hack” my lens. If you make sure that you don't bump your lens on hard/sharp objects all day, just. One real advantage of nisi’s design compared to most other x100 hood kits comes when using additional 49mm filters.

In most cases, the answer is yes. You simply pull off the hood, screw on the filter, then push the hood back on again. Lots of people would argue that the filter makes a lens cap redundant. 1) the lens hood may not fit over the larger filter. I generally leave the lens cap off while i’m out and about with the camera. Alternatively you can push the original x100 lens cap over the uv filter. A camera lens has a front thread to allow for easy attachment of a lens cap. Other than the cost of the step up rings, there are two possible disadvantages: If you make sure that you don't bump your lens on hard/sharp objects all day, just. One real advantage of nisi’s design compared to most other x100 hood kits comes when using additional 49mm filters.

Kase Lens Cap for Armour 100mm Filter Holder 1108070015

Lens Cap Over Filter If you make sure that you don't bump your lens on hard/sharp objects all day, just. Lots of people would argue that the filter makes a lens cap redundant. You take the lens cap off and put it into the clip. In most cases, the answer is yes. One real advantage of nisi’s design compared to most other x100 hood kits comes when using additional 49mm filters. If you bump the front element of your lens on hard/sharp objects all day, use a lens cap and a uv filter. Alternatively you can push the original x100 lens cap over the uv filter. 1) the lens hood may not fit over the larger filter. A camera lens has a front thread to allow for easy attachment of a lens cap. I did however “hack” my lens. You simply pull off the hood, screw on the filter, then push the hood back on again. If you make sure that you don't bump your lens on hard/sharp objects all day, just. I generally leave the lens cap off while i’m out and about with the camera. Other than the cost of the step up rings, there are two possible disadvantages: