Custom Range Hoods With Built In Microwave

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

Excellent product!! I wish all the hoods were simple and well built like this.

These things are built like a tank. Worked well for my custom cart use ( see images)

Compared to B&W 52mm...Just as well built and finished for 1/3 the cost! I just bought these hoods for my Canon 10X42 IS binos. The fit is superb and the Sensei 58mm lens caps (center-pinch type) fit these hoods like a glove, very satisfied.

Easier to get on and off when the hoods are on. I like it.

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I don't like Rubber Lens Hoods. But many expensive lenses in the larger sizes have built-in hoods that simply don't extend far enough. I like the three positions and the material it is made of is a bit thicker than other brands.

Bought one of these for my CS2731 monitor. It was pricey, but ultimately worth it- these hoods are much better constructed than the previous ones for the CG276/277 series. Those ones required some level of Ikea-style assembly, whereas this hood comes in a single piece- the two sides are hinged to fold up and down, and the entire thing latches onto the monitor using a bunch of built-in magnets that line up with corresponding magnets built into the monitor's bezel. About my only complaints are: 1) You can't adjust the monitor pivot by grabbing the hood, since it'll just disengage and come off (I've had to stop myself several times from doing this since the old hoods were physically latched into the frame using plastic hooks, so they weren't going anywhere) 2) This hood is for landscape only, whereas the old hoods could be reconfigured for portrait or landscape Other than that, it's a great upgrade to any Eizo monitor that supports a hood and didn't come with one out of the box. The inner material is definitely better than the old hoods, and not having to play Ikea whenever I want to remove the thing is also a huge plus.

I don't know about you, but I'm tired of plastic lens hoods. The look cheap, they feel cheap. In my case Fujifilm's plastic hoods just don't do these well built cameras justice.

What more can be said about these lens hoods? I love 'em, they're well built and won't let you down. Just make sure this is the correct hood for the lens you'll be using, they're purpose built for a specific set of lenses, make sure you match the hood to the lens.