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K&F Concept Macro Fujifilm Camera Lens with 52mm Center-Pinch Cap, Anti-Loss Keeper Leash, and Microfiber Cleaning Cloth for Quick and Safe Attachment and Cleaning

Keep your camera gear in top shape with this comprehensive accessory kit. Included is a sturdy center-pinch lens cap, an anti-loss keeper leash, and two microfiber cleaning cloths. Made from durable ABS material, the lens cap ensures your lens stays protected and is easy to attach and remove with its convenient center-pinch design.

Never worry about misplacing your lens cap again with the secure anti-loss keeper leash that attaches directly to your camera body. Clean your lenses effortlessly with the vacuum-sealed microfiber cloths, which are gentle, safe, and reusable.

Perfectly compatible with lenses featuring a 52mm thread size, like the Canon RF35mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM or the NIKON Z 28mm f/2.8. Check your lens thread size beside the "Ø" symbol to ensure a perfect fit.

advantage
  1. Great Build Quality

    The lens cap has a sturdy plastic construction and high-quality finish.
  2. Perfect Fit

    Fits various lens sizes snugly and securely, ensuring excellent protection.
  3. Affordable

    Offers great value for money while maintaining good quality.
  4. Additional Accessories

    Comes with a microfiber cleaning cloth and an anti-loss keeper leash.
  5. Practical Design

    Simple, no-nonsense design that is easy to use and reliable.
disadvantage
  1. Leash Attachment Issue

    The attached leash can be too loose and may come undone easily.
  2. Potential to Lose Cap

    The cinch on the keeper may come loose, leading to the risk of losing the cap.
  3. Strap Issues

    The strap may slip off, although users have found alternative methods to secure it.
  4. Thicker Pinch Release

    The pinch release is tougher than original caps, which may be difficult for some users.
  5. Requires Size Check

    Users need to double-check lens sizes to avoid ordering the wrong cap.
weight 0.25 kg
size 4 × 9 × 10 centimeters
capacity

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