JJC Aluminum Lens Cap Cover Protector for Ricoh GR IIIx GR IIIx HDF GR3x HDF GR III GR III HDF GR3 HDF GR II GR2 with Soft EVA Interior -Black

The media could not be loaded. Not much to write here. Good metal interference fit lens cap. Good quality, doesn’t add much bulk, nice felt on the inner side etc. Worth the purchase to keep dust out of the lens!

Very nice - fits perfectly

Works great. Very well made - keeps the dust out of my camera. Highly recommend.

I tested 4 other lens caps for the Ricoh griiix and this guy far holds the best as well as is the strongest. Don’t go any other way just get this one. I tested two other aluminum ones and a silicone one and none held well enough to stick in a jacket or bag and knowingly won’t fall off. I don’t love the GR logo on it but whatever. It’s the best so get it

Since the Ricoh has a document problem with dust I wanted to get something that would seal the retractable lens from exterior debris. This thing locks into the mount after you remove the ring from the Ricoh with a solid fit. It opens and closes automatically so you don't have to worry about taking off the lens cap to get the shot.For all intensive purposes this is a lens cap and imo that should be something that protects that lens from scratches and limited impacts to the surface of the lens. But it's not sealed. Each petal has a bit of relief from the other that dust can enter. This also increased the depth of the camera losing some of the thinness which the ricoh is know for and making it a tad less pocketable.In my opinion you're better off getting the hard lens cap and remove it on your own since its more of a sealed unit. It also offers more protection and combine it with the JJC tape on UV filter. To minimize pressure against the thin camera lens shutter petals which can accidentally be pressed against which could lead to damage.If you want to utilize filters full time you're better off using the nisi filter or ricoh's 49mm filter adapter which both clip on and also offer a better seal then this product and overall protection.

This one is good but there is a problem is I always forgot to take it off when power on the camera. Then the cover will drop down to the floor. If there is a string that will be good because it can connect the camera and the cover so the cover will not fall down.

After using this metal lens cap, I feel like I rather have it in plastic than the metal. I keep dropping the lens cap and it now has so many damages. In terms of quality, it is good and nice to the touch and have some weights to it, but like I said plastic version would done the same job with and still looks nice and wouldn’t create ding or scratches if you drop it.

I just got the gr iii and wanted a way to protect the closing elements in the front and to keep dust out of the lens when not in use. This cap fits perfectly and has the felt liner all on the inside (including the part that makes contact with the camera ring).Make sure to follow the instructions and to press it on when you first get it and leave it on for 12 hours before removing it.This is made out of metal and looks like it will last.I used a label maker and made a label for the front of the cap that says "remove first" and one label on the ridge of the cap that you can see when looking down from the top of the camera. The reason I did this is because leaving the cap on and turning on the camera can cause ware on the cameras motor. I know that it is supposed to "pop off" if you accidentally leave it on, BUT I would rather not do it and risk damage to my camera.