Auto Open and Close Lens Cap Protector for Leica D-LUX 8 D-LUX (Typ 109) D-LUX 7 Panasonic Lumix LX100 II (DC-LX100M2) DMC-LX100 Replaces DMW-LFAC1K Automatic Lens Cap, Fits Filter Thickness Below 8mm

I've been using it for a week now and it works like a charm. I've been pleasantly surprised by the fact that I could fit an UV filter to protect the lens and it still closes perfectly. Not to mention the added bonus that it makes the lens look more purposeful. I just hope it is sturdy enough to pass the test of time.

Cap fit well onto Leica d-lux 8, and is tight enough. Biggest problem was first removing front ring from camera, which is necessary for d-lux 8: Filter removal wrench did not work. However, jar lid remover provided better leverage and got front ring to move and come off. I keep both tools on hand for those once a year problems with difficult to unscrew camera filters. Problem is fault of Leica, which supplied a metal auto cap with their previous model, the d-lux 7 but substituted a front metal ring and regular plastic cap on new d-lux 8. Had to search Internet for front ring removal solution, as JJC video skipped that step and proved useless. Nonetheless, recommend JJC cap, as same front ring removal problem on d-lux 8 will confront you even if you buy the hard-to-find $90 Leica brand plastic cap. Note: Leica d-lux 7 metal auto cap is interchangeable with JJC cap.

Great price, functionality exactly what expected, fit perfectly.

It does not work on a D-Lux 8 even though the description specifically lists the D-Lix 8 as one of the cameras it will work on.

The media could not be loaded. A very, very, very useful accessory. Shooting with one hand becomes much easier. The build quality is excellent. I also installed a filter under the cap — it still closes properly. And visually, the way it opens never fails to impress.

I had the Panasonic version of this cap, but it does not close well with a regular UV filter or with a Fotasy thinner UV filter. This cap closes with either filter. It screws on easily and tightens. It does seem that it could be loosened somewhat more easily than the Panasonic version. Update: day 2 the top came off as I got out of my car holding the camera and fell right into a drain. I could not retrieve it. So I would not recommend it as it comes off too easily. Its too bad Panasonic hasn't designed it to work with a uv filter.

Works well on my Leica 109... does come off easily, hoping I don't lose it...

This off-brand auto lens protector is just great. After losing a couple of caps whilst on vacation, this became a must-have travel item. Slips right on and works. Looks great, too. Yeah - it does not say "Leica" on it but why would that be important, right? The important part is how the camera works. If you have D-luxe or LX series camera, buy one!