Will the stock Canon lens cap fit over the 58 mm filter?
197868
Yes it will. I have a canon 60 d, with 100mm macro lens (diameter 58mm). The stock lens cap fits over 58mm diameter filters.
197869
Yes the front thread is 58mm as well and if the cap is a pinch type it should fit.
197870
I believe so. Mine is 62 (Tarman) & 67 (canon) they all fit perfectly. it is an industry standard.
197871
I really can't answer your question because I have the new Tamron 90mm macro lens, and by chance I screwed the 58mm polarizer filter on after taking off my lens cap and then reversed myself when done I would suggest you contact someone like B&H; here in NYC and ask them
209813
i took the macro lens off and the 58mm want fit, it seems the threads are different
1884724
It is an original lens cap as far as I can tell, but Canon has changed the style recently. If it fits it will protect your lens adequately.
667680
I can not really say if it would fit or not. I gave a Canon Rebelt3i. I would think that the lens you are going to attach it to, would have to be a 58mms.
2116146
This will fit any lens with a 58mm filter threading. They make different size filters for different size lenses, so make sure you buy the right one. If you have many different size lenses you can also buy a larger filter (ex. 77mm) and use it with a step down ring to fit smaller lenses.
337311
I have no idea. If you look up your camera on line it should tell you what size cap you need. (ie, 55, 58, etc)
860845
The filters should fit your camera if the lens has threads and it should say the size such as "58mm."
1931960
No, the original SX series cap no longer fits after the adapter and filter are mounted onto the camera. The 58mm lens cap must be used....
5668
If you get the lens with a canon mount, yes. Be advised, because of the convex lens, it does not accommodate screw on filters.
1397101
Yes there is. Look on the outside of your lens and it will have the mm that the lens is. The inside of the cap will have the mm on it as well. Your lens should have 58mm and again the inside of the cap will have it.
1397102
No, this is the cap for the body when a lens in not attached. You need Canon Lens Cap for E-58 II
81234
If 55mm is the size of your lens, putting a 55mm filter on the lens does not change anything with respect to your lens cap....it will still fit just fine.
686978
Yes! They should go on just fine, but you will need to use a 58mm lens cap if you plan to keep the adapter on your camera. You can find one on amazon for less than five bucks.
2107045
Yes the 58mm is the Filter size which is the same as mine. so yes it will workYou screw the adapter on your lens and then the flash fits over that buy pressing the buttons on the side to slide it over the adapter on and off.
522279
I am not sure. I ordered a 52mm macro close up kit, not a 58mm. However, you need to know the size of your filter thread to get the right fit. If your camera lens is a 58mm then the kit should work. Your camera's manual should tell you what your filter thread is. Sorry could not be more helpful.
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
1869600
No. The lenses you mention have. 52mm filter threads. This item is for 58 mm