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Nikon Inc
Protects the hot-shoe contacts on Nikon D7000, D3100, D90, D5000 and Coolpix P7000 cameras
This Nikon BS-1 hot-shoe protection cap shields the accessory mount on D7000, D3100, D90, D5000 and Coolpix P7000 cameras. It keeps dust and moisture off the electrical contacts when no flash or accessory is attached. The cap is a direct replacement for the original cover supplied with those models.
The hot-shoe itself only protects its own contacts; it does not seal the camera body against weather. The cap fits the specific Nikon mount shape used on the listed cameras and cannot be used on models with a different shoe design. Buyers needing protection for other camera brands or newer Nikon bodies with a revised shoe should look elsewhere.
| Brand | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | Not Available |
The BS-1 fits the D7000, D3100, D90, D5000 and Coolpix P7000 cameras.
It shields the hot-shoe contacts from dust, moisture and accidental knocks when no flash is mounted.
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