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Camera Lens Cap Holder
The Camera Lens Cap Holder makes sure that you won’t lose a lens cap again. Mark Stevenson’s lens cap holder allows you to securely attach a camera’s lens cap to your neck strap or camera bag. Initially there will be ten lens cap sizes. 52mm, 55mm, 72mm & 77mm for Nikon, Pentax, Fujifilm, Sony, Pro-series and vintage lenses, 46mm, 58mm & 67mm for M4/3, Cannon and Nikon lenses, and 40.5mm, 49mm & 62mm for M4/3, Olympus and vintage lenses.
The Camera Cap Holder secures your camera’s lens cap to the neck strap or camera bag.
The design is elegantly simple; a single part that threads onto a camera’s neck strap. A circular recess in the body allows a lens cap to be attached just like putting it on the lens. Just press the release mechanism already in your lens cap and engage or disengage with the Lens Cap Holder. The cap holder does not require any modification to the camera or lens cap, while keeping the lens cap secure and out of the way. The Lens Cap Holder comes in 10 different lens cap sizes and is currently looking for investors over at Kickstarter. A $15 donation gets you a preproduction holder.
Check it out at: http://kck.st/k8NzWw
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#1 gopro hd hero
Wow what a simply elegant solution!
I can't believe this isn't being made already. I know my wife is always sticking her cap in random places and it's always a hassle for her. I wish this was already a product I could buy for my girls Bday. I guess I will have to goto Kick Starter and pledge. Good find!
12:49 pm - Monday, June 6, 2011
#2 Virginia Malekovic
This is such a great idea. We take some many action shots of the kids and it is great not to have to worry about losing the lens cover and scratching your camera lens
1:15 pm - Monday, June 6, 2011
#3 Tom Ulrich
If I were the guy taking that photo, I'd be more worried about losing my whole camera. One wrong move and that EOS is going off the edge of his deck.
1:22 pm - Monday, June 6, 2011
#4 John
Simple ideas are often the best.
But one problem I foresee is that with a range of ten cap sizes and differing camera strap widths this could become a shop's stock control nightmare. If it can be made into a one-size-fits-all then Mr Stevenson could become an overnight millionaire!
I simply put my lens cap in my pocket. Works fine most of the time, but occasionally it comes out covered in pocket debris....
2:41 pm - Monday, June 6, 2011
#5 Greg
I need this!! This is amazing!
7:25 pm - Monday, June 6, 2011
#6 Cal
It is almost embarrassing how many camera lend cover we have found in our cars over the years. A clip to hold them would seem like a brilliant idea!
1:09 am - Tuesday, June 7, 2011
#7 Golfzilla
Another solution is to have a routine for the lens cap. My lens cap ALWAYS goes into the front left hand pocket of my pants.
4:56 pm - Tuesday, June 7, 2011
#8 MAP
This looks like a great idea! I have an SLR camera and I keep heading back to Best Buy to buy new camera lens caps. When am I going to be able to buy one of these in the stores? Oh wait ... I already pledged for one on kickstarter.com so I will have mine as soon as he ships them out! Awesome Idea! I wish I had thought of it!!!
4:43 am - Wednesday, June 8, 2011