The Kaiser 74mm Push-On Lens Cap is designed to fit any camera, enlarger lens, binocular, tele-, micro-, or spotting scope lens. It is for lenses having a front or rear ring with an outside diameter of 74mm. The cap should fit snuggly but not so tight that it is hard to remove.

Designed for 74mm Outer Diameter    Push-On Design    Protects Front Element of Lens    Spare or Replacement Item

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long will the light stay illuminated at max brightness on battery power?

A: The run time is about 5 hours, longer when dimmed.

Q: 2. does this product have tempered glass?

A: It is plexiglass, not actual glass.

Q: 3. Hi! New to photography here! Will this mount to a A6000?

A: Yes, the Sony E 20mm f/2.8 Lens will be able to mount to a Sony a6000 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 4. Is it really an AF lens as stated in the specs?

A: It does say autofocus in the specs. (but it's not) B&H please fix this

Q: 5. Where is this manufactured? Which country?

A: As per our records, this item is made in Germany. Please note that this is subject to change at any time.

Q: 6. What is the angle of view?

A: I believe it is 61.93 degrees.

Q: 7. Is this lens exactly the same as using 20mm on the 16-50mm f3.5-5.6 kit lens on an a6100?

A: Yes, 20mm is 20mm, the same angle of view and magnification, except the 20mm prime lens will be better in low light as well as having better optical quality.

Q: 8. Is the color good enough for accurate slide copying?

A: Yes, the color temperature emitted from this Kaiser Slimlite Plano Lightbox would be appropriate for accurate slide copying based on the correct white balance setting in your specific camera.

Q: 9. Would I be able digitize my slides using an iPhone or would a dslr be needed ?

A: It would be awkward to use an Iphone for composition, etc... as well as loss of image quality for enlargements. You would be much better off using a dslr on a tripod set in a stable position to enable bulk slide copying. A macro lens would be ideal for this type of setup.

Q: 10. How does this compare to the 16-50mm f3.5-5.6 kit lens? Is it worth getting if I've already got the kit lens?

A: To be honest with you, the only real difference you'll be getting is the wider aperture (f/2.8) If you already have the 16-50 PZ lens, I would suggest looking into other Sony lenses that cover a different focal length you do not have, or a specialized lens if you're looking to shoot a specific genre of photography.