Sensei 62mm Screw-In Metal Lens Cap

Wasn't sure if camera lens caps had the same thread as my Bushnell Elite Tactical,but it did,works great and price was reasonable.Mike

Fits well. Doesn't come loose, why I want it for certain uses. But not as fast on and off as non-screw types.

Coming from a snap on cover I must admit the threaded cap is much more secure. I like that it is metal too.

Tired of losing my pinch-clip lens caps I got these screw on caps. They are durable metal caps. So they should last as long as I need them.

I bought four different sizes of the Sensei screw-mount lens caps for my M.Zuiko lenses, 72mm, 62mm, 52mm and 49mm. The two larger caps have the Sensei logo on the face of the cap. The smaller two do not. All four have a silver-colored circle in the middle for the cap fact, much like the Olympus stock lens caps. I bought the caps because the original equipment lens caps from Olympus, while quite functional and easy to use, proved to be too fragile for outdoor nature photography. I spend a lot of time in the mountains and desert and the original caps kept falling apart, or loosening up and not staying in place. I reasoned that screw-mount caps would be more durable. That has proven to be the case. The first two that I took into the field corroded due to the perspiration in my pockets and had a white film on the surface of the face of the caps. I put a dab of WD40 on my finger and rubbed it on the face of all four caps. I have not had any further problems with corrosion and the caps have maintained their original luster. I did have issues with my M.Zuiko lenses because the lens hoods on the M.Zuiko ED 12-40mm f2.8 PRO Zoom lens and the M.Zuiko ED 40-150mm f2.8 PRO Zoom lens and my large fingers interfered with removing and replacing the lens caps. I remedied that by attaching some small, clear plastic, 3M stick-on picture hooks to the face of the caps. I can now remove and replace the caps without having to remove the lens hoods. Overall, I can recommend these lens caps. You lose the convenience of the OEM caps with the squeeze releases, but you won't be chasing these caps down the mountainside either. Depending upon your lenses, you may have to make some modifications, but these lens caps are almost bulletproof.