Never Lose Your Lens Cap Again - Zeikos ZE-LCH1 Lens Cap Holder For DSLR Cameras Review

I purshased the Lens Cap Keeper for the price it works great. I have no complaints. Aii you do is put the rubber end around your lend and stick the othe to your Lens Cap so when you are ready to shoot just remove the lens cap and len it hang. No more putting the cap in your bag or placing it somewhere that you may loose it for now it is attached to the Lens.

sticky part fell off after i opened it, but i just used super glue to put it back on and i haven't had any issues with it since

These things are simple; sticky part goes on the lens cap and cord wraps around the lens body. Quality is a bit hit or miss but seller sent a replacement quickly.

elastic was ok, but it is attached to a very thin thread which connets to the lens cap mount.adhesive for holding lens cap mount to lens seemed decent, but thread was fed through a small hole and then held in place on the other end by the cover sticker (the white circle you see in the picture) which is definately a cheap adhesive.i purchased two of these and in both cases the sticker adhesive holding the thread in place had already come loose by the time it arrived in the mail.

Let me preface this review with a reminder of the price. You get what you pay for. Still, the product is intended to be a lens saver. They popped off my lens caps by the end of the first day and didn't save any lenses after that. Removing the small paper exposes the adhesive side of the "bud" you must press against your cap to install. The buds don't stick on very well. The opposite side of the bud has a small plastic sticker that bears a small silver circle. I'm not sure what, if any, purpose…

I love these things. This is the third one I purchased. The first was for my old Konica Minolta, which I had lost the cap to, and due to the non-standard size I had trouble finding a replacement, so when I finally did, I made sure to buy one of these. I just purchased a new Canon 7d with two lenses, so I made sure to have one for each lens! You cannot go wrong with these.

Works a promised with one exception:Strap [just a stretchy cord] is too short for a lens longer than a standard lens.I bought it for my NIKON D90 with 18-105 lens . worked fine for a while but broke the cord after a month of use.If the cord were longer I'm sure it would not have broken!Easy fix . I replaced the 'cord' with a much longer 1/8" black ribbon from my wife sewing supplies.Can remove the metal clip at the 'lens barrel' area with needle nose pliers and the 'dot' decal comes off easyon…

I was afraid that this thing might not stick very well to the lens cap, but I have to say that it seems very secure and I have had no problems with it. Very convenient not to have to worry about what to do with the lens cap while taking photos.

This little device was inexpensive and a life saver. I don't know if I lost it or my camera never came with one, but my camera lens cap was never attached to the camera in any way, so whenever I turned the camera on, the lens cap fell to the floor. With this cap keeper, the tab sticks to the lens cap and there's a round elastic that fits around the camera. No more losing my lens cap!I don't know how long the sticky stuff will last, but at this price, I'll just by more if I need to.you'll also…

The Lens Cap Keeper is definitely helping me keep my hands free for when I'm photographing. I'm a beginner photographer, mostly for my blog, and I was finding it really annoying having to constantly find a place to put my lens cap while trying to photograph anything. Being a female, skirts, some pants, and some tops don't have pockets to put the lens cap in and I don't always cart my camera bag with me everywhere. This has saved me so much lately!It was a bit difficult to get the paper that was

This is a very handy item to have for photographers that tend to put their lens cap in a pocket or on the table and forget about it. Put it on and never worry about your lens cap again!