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Replacement cap for canon 35mm F1.5 48mm size?
Old 06-13-2012   #1
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Replacement cap for canon 35mm F1.5 48mm size?

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I am very happy with my canon 35/1.5 lens, but it needs a front cap. I need to use the original canon 48mm slim UV on the lens. so common clip-in lens cap doesn't apply.

Any good suggestion for a lens cap?
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Old 06-13-2012   #2
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Any lens cap from a late M42 Pentacon 50mm lens or one from the M42 FSU Mir 37mm lens fits my Canon 35mm f1.5 lens.
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Did you try ebay?

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I tried on ebay, but can't find the exact original cap for the lens now. I am not sure whether this one can fit?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...#ht_596wt_1392
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I might have an original chrome 50mm cap. I have the chrome 85 1.9 and 135 3.5, both of which take 48mm filters. I have the slip on lens hood/cap for both, but think I picked up a regular cap somewhere along the way.

Just gotta find it...
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Schneider made a good hard rubber cap that slipped over lenses with 48mm threads. Worked great on my 50mm f/1.4 Canon then worked even better on my Schneider 65mm Super Angulon. They aren't common but they certainly aren't expensive when you find them.

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Shoot, I just bought one yesterday for my FL 1.8/50. I'll PM you his e-mail address.

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Thanks for all the kind help.
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I tried on ebay, but can't find the exact original cap for the lens now. I am not sure whether this one can fit?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...#ht_596wt_1392
You can use a common Canonet QL17 lens cap, it is a black plastic type which slips on.
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I got one of those too about a week ago. They tend to slip off as easy as they slip on. With the metal ones you can make them a little bit tighter with some judicious manipulations.

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Old 06-14-2012   #11
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Thanks all my friends. I just found a right one for the Canon. Lovely.
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