| Glossary Of Photography Terms
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Lens Cap A lens cap is a protective cover that is designed to fit over the front lens element of a camera lens when it is not in use. The primary purpose of a lens cap is to shield the lens from dust, moisture, scratches, and other contaminants that could potentially damage or degrade image quality. Lens caps typically feature a snap-on or twist-lock mechanism that securely attaches to the lens barrel, providing a snug and protective seal.
Some lens caps may also include a tether or leash to prevent loss or misplacement when removed from the lens. Lens caps are essential accessories for photographers to keep their lenses clean and protected during storage, transportation, and when not in active use. They come in various sizes and designs to accommodate different lens diameters and filter thread sizes. Additionally, lens caps may be branded with the manufacturer's logo or feature an identification label to help distinguish between lenses in a photographer's kit. |
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