So I see the question above, but I'm wanting a petal hood. I have the Canon 50mm 1.8 lens... will this hood work? I'm not finding any that are petal.
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Yes It should work for you I have the exact same lens there is a symbol marked "Ø" that shows you the size that can be attached to your lens that could be your hood or lens filter.
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amazon search "canon 50 mm lens" there are several models that you can choose
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Yes, I am using the 52mm Hard Tulip Lens hood on my Canon Lens EF 50mm 1:1.8 II on my Canon EOS Rebel T2i.
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Hi Steve, i bet the 58mm Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood will be better off with a Canon 18-55mm kit lens. You may have have challenges using the hood with a 50mm lens
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check to see what the diameter of your lens is. Did you get the kit lens? I did not, so I can't really tell you. However, I will say that you should buy Canon products and not a generic. I bought a generic Lens hood and it was a total waste of money.
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I'm not sure, but I doubt it. I've found Sigma lenses have hoods that are specific to each lens. I have an 18-250 lens that I ordered a hood for from Sigma and it didn't fit because it wasn't a Macro. So I'd say if it wasn't made specifically for your lens, it probably won't fit.
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There was a hood included with my sigma 18-250 for my Canon so there is probably a hood with this lens for the Nikon....of course, you can always purchase the hood later if it is not included...
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U have to purchase the mm size to fit your lens. So if its a 52mm hood then it will fit on 52mm lens. Its by size. So it should fit the 52mm lens filter in theory. Lol wish i could give u a definate answer but if i had to say yes or no, i would say yes if u attach it to the filter.
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This hood has to be screwed into the threading of the 18-55mm lens. It gives the option to use the other mount feature but that hasn't worked for me because it doesn't fit that way.
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Hi Harry, the lens does not come with a lens hood. We do not have a lens hood that is compatible with this model. Thanks_Mitch
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I don't use lens hood. I like flares. As far as caps, I like the included one. It's a pinch model like Nikon's.
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As do I. Oddly enough, my lens didn't come with a hood. Weird. I never knew it was supposed to.
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FYI: I've never bought a lens that didn't come with a front & rear lens cap, and I believe every lens made ships with both. Oddly enough, some Canon lenses do not come with hoods, though this one does.
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I bought it for my Canon SX40 and it works perfectly, but I'm not sure if the SX50 lens diameter is larger. This set does come with an adapter ring that fit snugly on my Canon SX40 which allows placement of the filters and you can also stack the filters and/or add the lens hood. I mainly just use the lens hood without filters as UV filters are a bit controversial on their protection vs image quality loss on poor glass. So sometimes I'll remove the UV and just use the Hood for bright days and it works nicely, but make sure you zoom out just a tad with this hood on or you get vignetting or see the edges of the hood in the corners of the photo unless you zoom out just a tad I bought it for my Canon SX40 and it works perfectly, but I'm not sure if the SX50 lens diameter is larger. This set does come with an adapter ring that fit snugly on my Canon SX40 which allows placement of the filters and you can also stack the filters and/or add the lens hood. I mainly just use the lens hood without filters as UV filters are a bit controversial on their protection vs image quality loss on poor glass. So sometimes I'll remove the UV and just use the Hood for bright days and it works nicely, but make sure you zoom out just a tad with this hood on or you get vignetting or... » Read More I bought it for my Canon SX40 and it works perfectly, but I'm not sure if the SX50 lens diameter is larger. This set does come with an adapter ring that fit snugly on my Canon SX40 which allows placement of the filters and you can also stack the filters and/or add the lens hood. I mainly just use the lens hood without filters as UV filters are a bit controversial on their protection vs image quality loss on poor glass. So sometimes I'll remove the UV and just use the Hood for bright days and it works nicely, but make sure you zoom out just a tad with this hood on or you get vignetting or see the edges of the hood in the corners of the photo unless you zoom out just a tad « Show Less
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Almost...The lens itself is compatible: the proble is the plastic "hood". It protrudes and casts shadows. Some enthusiasts have been known to "trim" the hood to get maximum use of the sensor. The biggest problem with doing this is - the lens cap won't fit any more. Not without rubbing on the glass, anyway.
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This lens hood - like most any other - is designed to fit a specific diameter lens. Look on the front of your specific lens for the diameter - given in millimeters and often followed by a circle with a vertical line through it (meaning diameter). Match the diameter of the lens hood to the diameter of you lens. This AGFA - like most lens hoods - is available in a variety of diameters. If your lens is 77mm it will work. If not - then order the matching diameter.
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I do not have that lens. This hood fits my 67mm 17-85mm IS USM perfect. Just a twist and it snaps on. Perhaps Canon or a good camera shop can give positive feedback.
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i'm sorry to tell you that this is not compatible with the full frame sensor.you can use it in dx mode, otherwise the image will leave a lot of black border on the image.someone of the lens user, cut off (very difficult operation) the petal hood (that is fixed) to enlarge the covered area on the full frame sensor, and obtain an image area above 180 degrees
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The EW83E lens hood fits the Canon 17-40 L lens specifically. It has a 77mm thread and this particular hood flares out quite a bit to avoid vignetting on the rather wide 17mm end. It will of course fit any lens with a 77mm opening but it most useful for this wide angle zoom lens. A rule I have learned to follow is to buy ONLY CANON hoods with Canon lenses. They won't let you down especially if you screw them on and off frequently. Third party lens hoods just don't always have the right threads and will get stuck or stripped on the lens. So to answer your question; however, it depends upon what lens you are using the hood for. A telephoto lens of 100mm plus, for example, would be better served by a longer hood. So I guess compatibility here is relative. Any 77mm lens hood will fit a 77mm lens opening but they are usually designed to work with a specific lens or mm range. I hope this helps.