Handling the lens, Lens cap and rear dust cap, Lens cap – Canon A-1 User Manual
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HANDLING THE LENS
Lens Cap and Rear Dust Cap
The front and rear lens caps should always
be on the lens when the lens is not on the
camera. For protection when the lens is
mounted on the camera but not in use,
please see to it that the front lens cap is
attached.
Lens Cap
Most Canon lenses are provided with a clip-
on front lens cap which is easily attached
and removed from the front of the lens by
pressing in the tabs on both sides of the cap.
This type of cap may also be attached to a
Canon filter screwed into the lens.
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