This lens cap does not fit. 52MM is embossed on the underneath side. My Canon SX50HS had a larger lens cap. How can I get the one that fits? .
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The 52mm is for the Canon Power Shot 10 IS. It fits that camera fine. I think you probably bought the wrong size lens cap.
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It does not work with my 50mm cannon f1.8, to best check compatibility check the inside of lens cover or on the side of lens body, then match this with the reverse ring . I think the 52mm thread should work, but I have a crop sensor camera and I think 5d is a full sensor so probably that's the reason why it won't fit
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Couldnt find the spec on the lens diameter. Check on your lens and if it says 52mn and have threads, it will fit.
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Hi Soozie. The adaptor ring does not screw into the lens on the SX50. It is a bayonet mount that fits around the outside of the barrel. Look closely at the bayonet fitting of the adapter to see where the spaces are. Next, check the bayonet fitting around the exterior of the lens barrel. Now adjust the position of the adaptor so it lines up with the openings of the bayonet around the lens. With a slight bit of pressure, push down (towards the camera) on the adapter and turn clockwise. The adapter will almost snap into place as it fits into position. Once in place it is a secure fit with just a slight bit of play. The adaptor will not come off till you again use downward pressure and rotate counter clockwise. If you have tried this and it didn't seem to work, it is probably because you didn't turn it far enough to the right. It is a pretty tight fit till it snaps into place. Once you have the adaptor in place I'd suggest attaching the UV filter and then screw on the rubber hood to the filter. Just leave these on all the time. Collapse the hood all the way and snap on the lens cap directly to the hood. This set up gives great protection to the lens. You will need to collapsed the hood all the way to prevent vignette with the lens in the wide angle position. I prefer to not use the lanyard that attaches the lens cap to the camera. The cap dangling from the lanyard always seems to be in the way, and on a tripod the cap will be knocking against the metal... Very irritating when working with wildlife. Don't stack the filters. Use one at a time. This will give better image quality and will reduce chances of vignette in the corners.
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No, this will not fit the 50mm 1.4 lens, which has a 58mm filter size. You need the E-58 or E-58 II instead. Either will fit; the former has the retainer releases on the sides (very inconvenient if you have a lens hood) and the latter has them in the middle like this one. Here's a link to the latter on Amazon: Canon Lens Cap for E-58 IIInfo from Canon (click the Compatibility tab): http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/product-accessories/ef-lens-accessories/lens-caps/lens-cap-e-58ii
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Yes James, as long as you decide what mm size you want to use! I prefered the 58mm adapter ring, this info is available in the Canon online operaters manual! Just make sure you specify the camera number (SX50 HS) when ordering any after market devices!! PS: You may already have 52mm (or other) lenses from another camera, get the correct adapter ring, and use lenses you may already have!!
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This product inferred to fit my SX50HS. They do not, so as cool as this product is, I can only say that as it does not fit the SX50HS, I do not know.
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This cap is specifically for 52mm cap, not specific to any Camera. If you are using older 18-55mm or 35 mm dx lenses then it will fit there. Please let me know your lense to be specific.
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Most probably, mine is a SX10 IS and I believe the size is pretty standard with their whole product line.The cap ad says : for CANON PowerShot (SX50 SX40) HS (SX30 SX20) IS SX10 Cameras Your SX 52 is in the 50 series
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Yes, mine fit the SX50 but as someone else answered my plastic ring broke after 2 months of light use. Anybody know of a more robust adapter? David
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Yes, this lens cap will fit the sx40 HS. I lost my original Canon lens cap and replaced it with this same lens cap.
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To confirm the "fit" of the lens cap to the lens simply look at your filter or thread size for your filter located on the front outer edge of the lens, then simply look at the lens cap number. Such as the LC-52 will fit any lens with a filter or thread size of 52mm. The Nikon lens caps do fit rather well. Much better than other brands of lens caps.
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Hi Rebecca, The lens housing measures about 4.5 inches. I don't know if it would fit your camera. I still have mine and have barely used it because it is too long for my camera. I have a Cannon Power Shot SX20IS. Good Luck. Jean
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The 58 mm filter is the correct size for the canon sx50hs camera. I don't know why the canon book calls for 67 mm. Most books that come with new cameras are garbage anyways. You just need too be careful screwing the filter on the lens as not to strip the threads. When putting it on screw it on slowly and then it will stop , but then you need too finish the tightening by turning a little more until you feel it snug. This is the proper kit. This company will help you if you email them.
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Hi BibliOphelia,For you buy the correct lens cap for your camera please check your camera lens and look for a symbol like this Ø followed by some numbers. That will be the size of lens cap you need. Example, Ø 49mmHope this helps.If you need any more help please contact us directly through this link, https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact/contact.html?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&ref;_=aag_m_fi&sellerID;=A3KD0OO9H1T8D3Kind Regards,Angie / ECO-FUSED Hi BibliOphelia,For you buy the correct lens cap for your camera please check your camera lens and look for a symbol like this Ø followed by some numbers. That will be the size of lens cap you need. Example, Ø 49mmHope this helps.If you need any more help please contact us directly through this link, https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact/contact.html?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&... » Read More Hi BibliOphelia,For you buy the correct lens cap for your camera please check your camera lens and look for a symbol like this Ø followed by some numbers. That will be the size of lens cap you need. Example, Ø 49mmHope this helps.If you need any more help please contact us directly through this link, https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact/contact.html?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&ref;_=aag_m_fi&sellerID;=A3KD0OO9H1T8D3Kind Regards,Angie / ECO-FUSED « Show Less
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if its 52mm wide it will fit perfectly, my canon is 52mm and it fits perfectly, read the side of your lens for the diameter
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On a business trip to NY my husband stopped in at B&H; Photo to find a UV filter for the SX20 IS. They tried both 58mm and 52mm in all brands and nothing fit. I found online an adapter from Lensmate (http://lensmateonline.com/newsite/SX10SX1.html). Great discussion on attaching filters. Has anyone purchased this and what's your recommendation.