What size would be best for a Nikon ProStaff with a 40mm Objective Lense?
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The answer to your question is right there in the third most helpful review for this product. The user derek lists exactly the objective cover needed for a Nikon Prostaff 3-9x40 scope. It's the Butler Creek size 31 Objective.
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I don't remember what ones I got. I went on the Butler Creek website and used their measurement scale to pic then I ordered them on Amazon.
1061954
17-40 should do very well. It's wide enough, though you need to decide if 40 mm is enough for you on the long end. If you don't need that wide a lens, the 24-105 is a good alternative though on crop sensor 7D, the wide end is equivalent to almost 38mm. Just consider all these factors before final decision. You could ask for more advise at our photography forum:http://photographyclubofindia.com/boards/index.php
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They come in different heights -low Med and high, for clearance of the objective lens.If you are mounting a 50mm or larger you will probably need a high.40mm or smaller can sometimes get by with a low but med will surely work.
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What you want is a Nicon Prostaff .Nikon ProStaff 4-12 x 40 Black Matte Riflescope (BDC)
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I am using the low mount with a 40mm Nikon Buckmaster, and have very little visible space. You may be able to pull it off with a low mount, depending on the diameter of your barrel.
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It fits d40, but the autofocus will not work. This is probably not the best lens for your camera.
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I personally would go with the 18-105mm. It is more "flexible." Hope this helps.
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Not sure. Fits my D40 perfectly with the 200mm lens on it. Try measuring your camera and compare it to the measurements in the diagram that is shown with all the pics of the case. That's what I did.
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I have a Nikon D 40 with a lens of 18-55mm. that fits perfect in that bag, anything larger would not do it.
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Low works good on my 40mm, there is still room between barrel and bell of scope, I would think a 44mm should fit perfect with the low mount.
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I'm sure it will be fine. I primarily use it with my 50 mm so I can't imagine the 40 not being good. I have also used it with the 18-55 kit and I can still be at somewhat of a workable distance down to about 30mm. Remember with these, the shorter the focal length, the closer you will have to be to the subject. You will have to be very close with the 40mm and all attachments - However, you don't have to use all of them. I do love this piece of equipment and use it often.
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Absolutely! I used a 40D with 18-135 on my last trip, along with a Kindle, extra lens and flash. Still had ample room to spare, especially in separate compartment at top of the bag.
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The size of the cover is determined by the lens size not the camera. If you bought the D40 as a package deal meaning you got a lens with the camera at the time of purchase then the odds are you got a Nikon 18-55mm lens. Look for this number on the side of the lens. If you do have this lens then the size cover you want is a 52mm. There are larger lenses that take larger covers such as the Nikon 24-70mm lens. If you have this lens then you need a 77mm cover. It is also a good idea to purchase the strap that holds the cover to the camera because it is easy to misplace covers. Hope this helps clarify the issue just a little bit more. The size of the cover is determined by the lens size not the camera. If you bought the D40 as a package deal meaning you got a lens with the camera at the time of purchase then the odds are you got a Nikon 18-55mm lens. Look for this number on the side of the lens. If you do have this lens then the size cover you want is a 52mm. There are larger lenses that take larger covers such as the Nikon 24-70mm lens. If you have this lens then you need a 77mm cover. It is also a good idea to purchase the strap that holds the cover to the camera because it is easy to misplace covers. Hope this helps... » Read More The size of the cover is determined by the lens size not the camera. If you bought the D40 as a package deal meaning you got a lens with the camera at the time of purchase then the odds are you got a Nikon 18-55mm lens. Look for this number on the side of the lens. If you do have this lens then the size cover you want is a 52mm. There are larger lenses that take larger covers such as the Nikon 24-70mm lens. If you have this lens then you need a 77mm cover. It is also a good idea to purchase the strap that holds the cover to the camera because it is easy to misplace covers. Hope this helps clarify the issue just a little bit more. « Show Less
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I'm in the same boat. I have a 40d as well and I just bought the Canon 50mm 1.8 but found that I was always "stepping back" to take a lot of indoor shots. I am leaning towards either the Sigma 30 1.4 or Canon 24 f2.8. The 24 got a good review at the photozone.de site. Here's a direct link if Amazon will let it through: http://www.photozone.de/canon-eos/153-canon-ef-24mm-f28-test-report--review?start=2. They review just about every lens. Check it out. Again, it's photozone (dot) de
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I have several differing lens for my Olympus and find the 40-150mm the most appropriate for portraiture. A 14-42 lens will allow you to get physically close to your subject.
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If you have a Size (diam. x length): 95 x 252 mm, Sigma 150-500mm then that is 25.2cm x 9.5cm. The Lower Pro is larger, 26x11cm. What size is your lens?
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I've been using a 50mm and it's been working great. A 40mm would be too small.