JJC ALC-5W Auto Lens Cap for Panasonic DMC-LX5 Leica D-LUX5

Specifications:

• This lens cap can opens and closes automatically in sync with lens movement
• A new optional lens cap has been developed
• Without touching the lens cap, the camera responds instantly to sudden shutter opportunities by just turning on the power
• Protect the lens with a lens cap that can't be lost or forgotten
• This Panasonic lens cap can be your camera's best accessory
• With high quality and fine workmanship will protect you lens perfectly
• The design of this lens cap is so cool will let you stand out of the crowd
• This is a NON-OEM product
• Compatible with: PANASONIC DMC-LX5 & LEICA D-LUX5

Details:

• This camera lens cap can bring you a satisfied feeling and a totally safeguard

• This camera lens is larger than a coin which is compact with your lens

• This Panasonic lens cap is paper package and with some usages

• Best gift for your friend and good choice for your camera lens

How to Not Lose a Lens Cap



Losing lens caps is a constant tiny problem for photographers. A lens cap protects the lens from incidental scratches, damage and dust. Unfortunately, due to their small size, they are lost more than most users would prefer. The best way to keep track of them is to dedicate a location that you always place one when shooting. It requires discipline, but once this location is set, you will never again search for a lens cap. The process of developing this safe location requires a few silly exercises, but it will build an important lens cap habit.

• Remove the lens cap from the lens
• Search your clothes or camera bag for a place that the lens cap will fit and stay there. Some examples are a back pocket, a pocket protector, a small zipper pocket on the camera bag, etc. Place the lens in there
• Shake and jostle the location you selected for the lens cap. Turn it upside down. If the lens cap falls out, find another location. The cap needs to be secure should it encounter any turbulence
• Remove the lens cap from the safe location and place it back on the camera. Remove the cap from the camera and place it back in the safe location. Repeat this several times. If you discover this process is tedious, find a new location. Your safe place should be convenient
• Write down on a piece of paper the safe location of your lens cap. This will help you remember it with instinct rather than cognition
• Place the lens cap in the safe location on a day you are not shooting and continue your day as normal. At the end of the day, remove the cap from the location and place it back on the lens

Tips & Warnings

• These steps may seem redundant, but the goal is to permanently build into your memory the safe location of the lens cap

Package Included:

• 1 x Lens Cap