Opteka 77mm Screw-in Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood / Shade

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Opteka 77mm Screw-in Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood / Shade
 
Manufacturer: Opteka
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List Price: $19.99
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Product Description

Opteka rubber lens hoods are primarily designed to prevent unwanted stray light from entering the lens by extending and shading the end of the lens. In addition, since the end of the lens is extended you also get the added benefit of some extra protection from accidental impact.

Product Details

  • Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood
  • Deflects oblique light angles that often cause flare effects
  • Helps protect front of the lens scratches and dings while shooting
  • Screws into the front of your existing lens.

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It works well, but not made for wide lenses
 
Review Date: December 14, 2009
Reviewer: S. Glaser, Twin Cities
It works well for a 30 mm or longer lens (nice and long for plenty of shade). Less then about 30 mm (wide zooms, etc.) you'll get vignetting. It has a metal mounting ring that's also inside threaded and long enough to use a center pinch lens cap, etc., after the hood. It works very well with a Circular Polarizer on the lens first then the hood. The hood will rotate the Polarizer, & sense its round, not petal shaped the shade is not changed. Of course, a screw in hood is the only way to still have a hood if you use a step up ring (if you don't want to buy filters for every size lens). The hood is collapsible but the rubber is kind of thin so it won't hold its' shape if you leave it on & shove your camera into a holster bag. The threads on the ring are clean and well machined. It seems well made.
collapsible rubber lens hood/shade
 
Review Date: December 27, 2008
Reviewer: Paul D. Tople, Akron, Ohio
I purchased the rubber shade to help protect my 70-200 Canon lens that would sometimes impact doorways while walking with the camera hanging on my shoulder. So, far it is doing the job.
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