
Canon
Canon E-58 II 58mm Lens Cap
★★★★★
f/2.8
A genuine Canon 58mm snap-on lens cap that keeps your front element protected from dust, scratches, and impacts.
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Overview
Key Features
Canon E-58II
Lens Cap
for 58mm Thread
Compatibility : TS-E 90mm f/2.8
Specifications
Brand
Canon
Model
E-58 II
Type
Front Lens Cap
Diameter
58mm
Attachment
Center-pinch snap-on
Material
Plastic
Color
Black
Listed Compatibility
TS-E 90mm f/2.8 and other 58mm threaded Canon EF lenses
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Genuine Canon accessory ensures a precise, secure fit on 58mm threaded lenses
- Center-pinch design allows easy removal and attachment even with a lens hood installed
- Lightweight plastic construction adds virtually no weight to your kit
- Inexpensive way to replace a lost or broken original lens cap
👎 Cons
- No built-in tether or attachment point to prevent losing the cap when removed
- Basic plastic construction can crack if stepped on or subjected to significant force
- Only fits 58mm thread diameter, so you need separate caps for lenses with different filter sizes
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Canon E-58 II lens cap attach to the lens?
The E-58 II uses a center-pinch design that snaps onto the inside of the 58mm filter thread. You squeeze the center tabs to release or attach the cap.
Will this lens cap fit any 58mm threaded lens or only Canon lenses?
While Canon lists compatibility with their own EF lenses such as the TS-E 90mm f/2.8, the E-58 II fits any lens or filter with a standard 58mm front thread, regardless of brand.
Can I attach a lens cap keeper or leash to this cap?
The Canon E-58 II does not have a built-in attachment point for a cap keeper strap. However, aftermarket adhesive cap keepers can be used with it.
How do I know if I need a 58mm lens cap?
Check the front of your lens or the inside of your current lens cap for the diameter marking, often shown with a ⌀ symbol. If it reads 58mm, this cap will fit.