The 67mm 3-in-1 Rubber Lens Hood from Kaiser is designed for lenses with focal lengths anywhere between 28mm and 200mm (35mm equivalent). Because their flexible yet sturdy rubber construction allows them to fold in on themselves and hold that position, they are considered 3-in-1. When left in their unfolded, longest position they are compatible with telephoto or long zoom lenses. When folded in once, they work for standard focal length lenses and when folded back twice, they serve for wide-angle lenses.

A metal screw-in mount firmly attaches them to 67mm diameter lenses and in their fully retracted position they can be kept on the lens permanently for added protection against bumps and scratches. Made from matte black rubber and with light baffles, they deflect stray light to keep your images free from light flares. The interior of the lens hood contains a filter thread for 67mm lens filters. These Kaiser lens hoods are an affordable and adaptable way to protect your lenses and an invaluable accessory when shooting in tricky light.

For Lenses with 28-200mm Focal Lengths    Metal Screw-In Mount    Adjustable

Three-way adjustability for focal lengths between 28 and 200 mm.

Blocks unwanted sunlight or other source light from entering lens and producing glare or lens flare.

The sturdy but flexible rubber construction protects the lens from accidental impact.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the original Zeiss or aftermarket?

A: The ZEISS Lens Shade Batis 135/2.8 is supplied by ZEISS. There are no after market lens shades that will fit to the lens' bayonet mount. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=batis%20135%20lens%20shade&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search=

Q: 2. Will the Sony 16-50 MM lens retract properly? Must the shade be reversed? How about vignetting?

A: Vello LHS-1650B Dedicated Lens Hood will allow the Sony 16-50 lens to retract properly. The lens hood is not used reversed. It does not vignette the image.

Q: 3. Will this fit / work on my Sigma 150 macro DG HSM ? I have same model Vello I use on my Canon EFS 17-85 and would like to get same for the Sigma . thanks

A: No it will not. The EW-78D hood is a proprietary hood from Canon designed to work with a small handful of specific Canon lenses. It is not compatible with this Sigma 150mm f2.8 macro lens. The Sigma 150mm f2.8 macro lens is supplied with its own specially designed/proprietary lens hood. We do not carry spare hoods for that model lens, you would need to contact Sigma directly if you are looking to replace that model.If you simply like the shape of the EW-78D hood and wanted one that looks similar to it for your Sigma lens, Vello does offer a similar shaped, generic fitting hood for lenses with a 72mm sized lens cap/filter fitting which would fit on your Sigma lens. See the link below for details:http://bhpho.to/1ekOEeK

Q: 4. Does this work as a replacement hood for a sony 20mm f2.8 pancake lens. It looks nothing like the one supplied with the lens?

A: No, the Vello LHS-1650B Dedicated Lens Hood is only designed to work with the Sony E PZ 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS and Sony FE 28-60mm f/4-5.6 lenses.

Q: 5. does the lens vignette with this hood attached?

A: This lens hood would not cause vignetting on the Hasselblad C Distagon 50mm Lens.

Q: 6. Can you reverse the sun shade on the lens in order to store it more efficently?

A: Yes, the Vello LHS-1650B Dedicated Lens Hood does have threading and can be used reversed for storage.

Q: 7. Does this create a light-tight seal between the lens and the mattebox?

A: This does have a fairly large opening in it to control the focus on one of the lenses it is designed for, such as the B&H # SLRAC502XMFT. It may not be light proof, however it will give you a strong connection to clamp a Matte Box to.

Q: 8. Even though this was designed for the 85mm f/1.8, can it still be used with a 50mm f/1.4 without affecting the quality of the image?

A: In my experience a crop sensor camera (50d - 1.6x crop factor) using a 85mm lens hood on a 50mm lens will not run into the field of view. However at full-frame (1ds mark iii) one might experience some darkness at the corners of the frame.

Q: 9. The hood has cut-outs to see thru without hood blockage, but does it have a screw-in stop point for correct hood orientation?

A: Yes, the Leica Lens Hood for 35mm f/1.4 Summilux-M Lens has a screw in point for correct hood orientation.

Q: 10. Does this hood also fit the XF90mm, which is also shares a 62mm thread like the 23 & 56?

A: I'm sorry, no.