Sima Capkeeper 2 for SLRs and Digital SLRs
by Sima
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Sima Capkeeper 2 for SLRs and Digital SLRs
Customer Review: Great , hard to find item
Summary: 4 Stars
Hunted all over for these after losing my lens cover. These are perfect, inexpensive and simple to use.Customer Review: So far so good...
Summary: 4 Stars
I just purchased the Sima Capkeeper 2 and put it on my canon kit lens 28-135. Works great and seems to be sticking pretty securely and although the string is a bit short, it's doable for this particular lens. I'm not so sure it would be long enough for a larger zoom without interfering.Customer Review: Works excellent with Nikon D40
Summary: 5 Stars
This product works great with my stock nikon d40 kit lens. The sticky bits stick well, and althought the chord looks a bit short, it fits the 18-55 lens really well. I used a small c clamp to apply pressure to the sticky bit on the lens cap. So far so good! Two thumbs up!Customer Review: Great product
Summary: 5 Stars
Very simple: you get what you pay for. Well, not always, but you sure don't EVER get more than you pay for. You can find cheaper ones and that is what they are.
I would advise to pony-up and get this one to start with. It is the one you will most likely end up with. Also, I found a little trick to make a good product work a little bit better...after you peel the tape, attach it where you want it, etc... instead of squeezing it tightly between your fingers and opposable thumbs (you have those, right?) it's so much easier to grab a very small C-clamp or similar item from your junque drawer and use that to apply just a little bit O' pressure until you're ready to use it.
Enjoy!
Slomo
Customer Review: Works Good
Summary: 5 Stars
Pretty simple item so there's not much to comment on. Good price and it does the job well. Using it on my Canon PowerShot SX10IS. Had it on there since May and no problems.