I measured an A ring at 62mm - therefore, a push on cap for a lens with a
filter size of 60mm should be about right. Not a common size! I don't have
a P size to check. I'd check junk boxes for binocular caps (there always
seem to be lots) or buy a Schneider push on cap from a filter specialist -
they're available in just about every size imagineable!
Andrew
>Hi, Lex:
>
>On 14 Oct 2000, at 22:32, Lex Jenkins wrote:
>
>> If this isn't the type of cap you're looking for...uh...never mind...
>
>LOL! It wasn't what I was looking for, Lex. That's the hard plastic cap
>that slips into the filter holder that slips on the lens ring. What I'm
>looking for is some sort of cover for the lens ring itself. 'Nuther words, I
>want a cap for the lens-and-lens-ring combination so that I can keep
>lens rings on all my lenses all the time. I do that now, but that means
>the lenses are unprotected by any kinds of a cap.
>
>Thanks, for trying, though! <G>
>
>Chris
>
>P.S. Hans provided the RIGHT answer! <G>
>
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