The Sensei Wide-Angle Rubber Lens Hood is designed for wide-angle lenses and blocks stray light from entering the lens, reducing possible lens flare. 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 hood's rubber is collapsible, and it creates a slim design, so you can pack the lens and hood away comfortably inside your camera bag.

Designed for Wide-Angle Lenses    Blocks Stray Light from Entering Lens    Matte Finish Minimizes Reflections    Collapsible Rubber, Slim Design    Ridged Interior    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 it creates a slim design, so you can pack the lens and hood away comfortably inside your camera bag.

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 my Canon AE1 FD 50mm 1:1.8 lens?

A: Yes, this will attach to the filter threading of the Canon FD 50mm f/1.8 lens.

Q: 2. My main purpose for this hood is to eliminate reflections when shooting thru window glass. Would this help to block reflections when use on the Tamron 18-400 mm lens? The OEM hood doesn't help.

A: Your best bet is to use a polarizer on the lens. Polarizer's remove reflections off of glass. Click the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/900311-REG/Hoya_anxt72crpl_72mm_NXT_Circular_Pol.html

Q: 3. Will it work without vignetting on 10mm lens?

A: You will probably get some vignetting at 10mm.

Q: 4. For the 58mm version of this hood, is it possible to use a 58mm pinch type lens cap inside of it? Also, will this cause vignetting on a 17.5mm MFT lens?

A: The 58mm pinch cap works fine. Filters, though you didn't ask about them, are a related issue to consider; you can't attach a filter inside the hood. You must either use 58mm filters behind the hood, or 62mm filters in the hood's front end (either or both could create a vignetting problem). I use this hood on a 6x4.5cm film camera lens, so I can't address vignetting on your lens.

Q: 5. Any idea if this would work with Mamiya 6 lenses? Would it vignette the 50mm wide angle lens?

A: Sensei PRO 58mm Wide Angle Aluminum Lens Hood will fit the Mamiya 6 50mm lens perfectly. The design allow wide angle lenses to blocked light glares without vignetting.

Q: 6. What is the minimum usable focal length for film camera?

A: On a 35mm film camera lens, you can use any focal length longer than 17mm.

Q: 7. Will this lens hood produce any vignetting at 24mm when used on a Canon 24-105 RF f4 lens?

A: No, this lens hood is designed for wider lenses like 16mm. 24mm wouldn't even notice it so this should be good for your lens.

Q: 8. What is the depth or length of this hood?

A: This is 1” / 25mm from the front of the hood to the back of the threads. And It is 3 ¾” / 95mm wide at the front end.

Q: 9. Hi, could I use it with a Leica 12-60mm of my GH5? Do you think it is sufficient for my wide angle lens? Thanks

A: I use mine with Canon equipment and it is super when taking pictures against windows, I would not know if it fit Leica equipment

Q: 10. Does it have internal (front) threads that are the same size as the rear threads?

A: Yes, there are same size front filter threads on this hood which will allow filters to be screwed on.