This NiSi 95mm Swift Push-On Lens Cap for VND & SWIFT Filtersfrom NiSi 95mm Swift Push-On Lens Cap for VND & SWIFT Filterseasily slips onto the front of a lens to protect your NiSi True Color VND 1-5 Stop and SWIFT system filters. This cap fits lenses with an outside diameter of 95mm and guards against dust and debris. Push the cap onto a camera, telescope, or enlarger lens, and easily slide it off when ready for use.

Protects VND or SWIFT System Filter    Lightweight Design    Replacement Item    Durable Construction    Scratch Free and Dust Resistant

This lightweight, push-on design lens cap offers a seamless fit for your filter, ensuring that your NiSi VND filter or Swift system filters remain scratch free and dust resistant.

Its user-friendly, push-on design allows for quick application and removal, saving you time and hassle during fast-paced shooting scenarios.

The lens cap's lightweight build ensures that it won't add any unnecessary weight to your camera setup, making it perfect for on-the-go photography.

Its durable construction ensures long-term protection for your filters, making it a smart and reliable investment for any photographer's toolkit.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Lens cap for binocular. I need 2 lens caps fir my compact binoculars. Barrel diameter 31mm. A push on cap. Do you have anything suitable?

A: Unfortunately binocular caps are often brand and model specific. I would recommend that you send us an email with your brand and model to: sportoptics@bhphoto.com and we can check if we have something that fits.

Q: 2. Will the Kaiser 50mm Push-on cap fit my Samsung NX16-50mm lens?

A: Not sure. The 50mm is the inside diameter, so measure the outside of your lense if it is 50mm you are good to go.

Q: 3. Will this fit a mamiya medium format 90mm lens?

A: That depends on the exact lens you are using. This is not for lenses with a 90mm Focal Length, but for a lens that have an outside diameter of 90mm. With a vintage lens you will want to use a tape measure to see what the outside diameter is. From there this listing has a drop down menu that shows different sizes, there may be a size that better fits the lens you have.

Q: 4. Is this cap fit on the hasselblad zeiss 50mm C f/4?

A: Do not know that is not what it was purchased for.

Q: 5. Can you please verify if this cap will fit on a 80mm hasselblad lenses?

A: If the focal length is 80mm, it doesn't mean the cap/filter size is 80mm. It depends on which version of 80mm lens it is. Typically a push on lens cap should be about 2-3mm larger than that of the filter size. For example is the lens has a 77mm filter thread, a 80mm push on cap should work. The older Hassy lenses took Bay 60 filters, that would be about 60mm in diameter , so a 63mm push on cap would probably work.

Q: 6. Would this work on a 43.5mm lens (Olympus 35RC)?

A: The Kaiser 43mm Push-On Lens Cap might be too tight for a lens that diameter is 43.5mm. This one might fit better, https://bhpho.to/2Hnix68

Q: 7. Will this fit onto a Voigtlander 40mm Nokton lens?

A: Nice lens. I am not sure what lens cap size you need. However, the filter filter size is 43mm. For a screw on clip in lens cap, 43mm would be correct.However, this is a push on lens cap so 43mm may not This indicates that a 40mm Push On Lens cap is going to be too small, without question.Measuring for a Push-On Lens CapMeasuring the Diameter of Your Camera's LensAs push-on lens caps fit over the lens, one should measure the outer diameter of the lens to determine the right cap size. This should be done with a metric ruler, making sure the ruler passes through the lens' center point. The appropriate cap size is the diameter in millimeters.

Q: 8. Does this fit the Leica APO-Summicron-M 35mm f/2?

A: The Leica APO-Summicron-M 35mm f/2 ASPH lens (Black) has an outer diameter of 53 mm, so the Kaiser 53mm Push-On Lens Cap should fit.

Q: 9. Anyone willing to take a guess as to whether this would stay on a Canon fd 300mm f4, which originally came with an 84mm push-on metal cap? Thanks in advance.

A: Hi Tom, I have been using it on my 85 mm wide angle, it definitely stays on just a bit of a pain to get off with lens hood. Glen

Q: 10. Does anyone happen to know whether this Kaiser 85mm Push-On Lens Cap will work well as a lens cap for the Tiffen 82mm variable ND filter?

A: Kaiser makes a 82mm Tiffen 82mm variable ND filter version for use with 82mm filters.