Packs Fotasy Cover Camera Lenses Camera & Photo Review

Most lenses come with an end cap, but lens mount adapters are often not available. If you're working with adapters, you'll probably need these extra caps. It's also helpful to have extra caps in your bag or wherever you store your lenses.

I bought vintage lenses. Some came without caps. This is a really handy way to solve the problem. These caps fit just right. Good price, great if you need more than one. It's always good to have a spare cap in your pocket. Little black things that are easy to lose.

42mm T-mount lenses are easy to find at flea markets, flea markets, and flea markets. Most of them lost either the back cover or the main lens cover or both. At the same time, the lens works and will not be scratched. You need that to protect those lenses from the back.

There were many Pentax K-mount lenses that I needed to replace lens caps and end caps. The kits supplied actually work as rear caps / lens caps, but the bulk (front end cap or Pentax body cap) can really only be used with certain sized Pentax lenses. Doesn't work with the 80-200 zoom lens I bought them for, at least the end caps work.

DO NOT BUY! I have a new Fuji X-T20 camera and I have hardly screwed one to the camera body. It was so stuck that I couldn't remove it by hand and had to literally (very nervously) pull out my pipe wrench to unscrew it. Yes, I turned to the "open side" and yes, I pressed the lens release button. Maybe they work better in other cameras but I thought I would ruin my camera. If they weren't so cheap (I think you get what you pay for) I would send them back.

If you use them on perfect M42 thread lenses they might work fine. You might not notice that the thread diameter is just under 42mm. If you use them with a China-made M39-M42 adapter ring, which has a thread diameter of just over 42mm, you will have an interference fit that is difficult to assemble. In fact, you'll likely damage the plastic threads on this cap if you succeed. It's worth paying the extra to get a famous brand lens back cap instead of that cheap junk.

Converts two M42 threaded mount lenses to Pentax K-mount lenses using original Pentax adapters. After that I needed back caps for Pentax K-mount lenses because the threaded caps didn't work anymore. This kit gave me the two rear caps I needed plus an extra one should I decide to hide another M42 screw mount lens in the future. I also received 3 body covers, one of which may come in handy to save space when packing if I decide to travel without a lens attached to the camera body. This should…

I was very impressed with how reasonably priced they are. I have several camera bodies with very cheap covers and almost always carry them in my lens bag. I recently upgraded my camera and although older lenses work, they are all manual lenses and I wanted to keep them with an auto focus lens on the new camera for certain shots and travel. I didn't want to store cameras with lenses due to space constraints, so I needed both lens end caps and camera body caps. These are worth every penny and are

It is dangerous if you don't modify them. So that. I'll tell you how I fixed mine in a minute. Good news: less than $2 each and you'll have them in two days! Also, they come with body caps. So for my six bucks I got three back covers and three body covers. The bad news is that they are made of hard, brittle plastic, not the hard and flexible material that real Leica/Nikon/Fuji back covers or whatever are made of. I think we are talking about general purpose polystyrene. The cheapest plastic on…