The 49mm Sensei LHR2-T49 3-In-1 Rubber Lens Hood is made for standard and telephoto lenses and blocks stray light from entering the lens, reducing possible lens flare. The hood's rubber is collapsible, and with its 3-stage design you can easily select the right cover for your lens. The ridged interior provides a matte finish, further minimizing reflections. The durable, anodized aluminum ring threads the hood easily onto the lens, and the interior threads on the ring enable you to screw a filter on or clip a lens cap inside the hood to protect the lens. The collapsible hood also lets you comfortably pack it away inside your camera bag and keep it attached to your lens.

Designed for Standard & Telephoto Lenses    Blocks Stray Light from Entering Lens    Matte Finish Minimizes Reflections    Ridged Interior    Collapsible Rubber, 3-Stage Design    Threaded Anodized Aluminum Ring    Ring Accepts Filter or Lens Cap

The Lens Hood blocks stray light from entering the lens, which reduces lens flare, and the ridged matte-finish interior minimizes reflections.

The hood's rubber is collapsible, and with its 3-stage design you can easily select the right cover for your lens.

The collapsible hood also lets you comfortably pack it away inside your camera bag while attached to your lens.

The anodized aluminum ring threads the hood easily onto the lens, and the ring's interior threads enable you to screw a filter on or clip a lens cap inside the hood.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with Zeiss 35 mm distagon without vignetting?

A: I personally have found no problem

Q: 2. Does this work with Nikon AF 85mm f/1.8D lens?

A: Yes that lens accepts 62mm filters so Sensei LHR2-T62 3-In-1 Rubber Lens Hood (62mm) will screw in.

Q: 3. Will there be vignetting if this hood used in the 24-70mm set at 24mm?

A: Yes, it will produce vignette. It is for a lens on a full frame camera that is 50mm or longer. These are better for a 24-70 lens, https://bhpho.to/3pbjYer But best is to get a hood that is actually made for the lens.

Q: 4. Will there be vignetting if this hood used in the Tamron 18-300mm set at 18mm? If using this hood, I would use a 67-82mm step-up

A: Yes, the Sensei LHR2-T82 3-In-1 Rubber Lens Hood (82mm) will vignette the 18-300 at 18mm.

Q: 5. The inner ring is made of Metal?

A: Yes, the inner ring is made of metal. The hood folds flat to accommodate wide angle lenses by preventing vignetting at the edges of the image.

Q: 6. I want a hood I can stick up against windows to block reflections. Would this be workable for that? I'm hoping to avoid the super bulky ones.

A: The Sensei LHR2-T77 3-In-1 Rubber Lens Hood (77mm) could work for your purposes, but I recommend experimenting with it.

Q: 7. When in its most compressed configuration, is this 3-in-1 version the same width opening as the wide angle version re vignette?

A: Yes, the Sensei 72mm Wide Angle Rubber Lens Hood and the Sensei LHR2-T72 3-In-1 Rubber Lens Hood (72mm) both offer similar coverage to about 28mm in full frame when collapsed.

Q: 8. Can a UV filter or lens filter also be used on the lens at the same time?

A: Yes you can. I am using a protective filter with it.

Q: 9. Will this work for 75mm-205mm on an aps-c camera?

A: It will work with your lens, just make sure to order the correct thread size for yor lens..

Q: 10. If I am using a magnetic filter system, which already has a screw-in lens adapter, while this lens hood still work?

A: The Sensei LHR2-T82 3-In-1 Rubber Lens Hood requires a filter thread to attach to the lens. If the magnetic filter system adapter doesn't have a front filter thread, then this wouldn't be able to screw into it. If your magnetic filter doesn't have a front thread, then you wouldn't be able to screw into that either. If your magnetic filter system does have a front thread, I wouldn't recommend using it because the weight of the lens hood would constantly cause the filter to disconnect.