Will this hood attach with a filter, or two, (UV & Pol) on the lens? And will that cause vignetting?
1273198
You can use the hood because is hooked from the outer side of the lense, the uv filter is hooked in the inside of the lens
913556
It will attach with a filter on, as it doesn't screw into threads in lense.I haven't had the vignetting problem with it.
1273199
It attaches just fine with one filter, and although I have not tried a second filter, I can see plenty of clearance so it shouldn't be a problem. Also, this hood does not cause any vignetting.
2163746
If your filter has threads on both sides like most of them do then you should be fine but you will get progressively worse vignetting the more you stack things. Unless you need the filter for some artistic effect you are better off without it. (Always.)
1115402
I don't own that lens, but from some reading around it appears that regular filters are fine; however, I will make note that circular polarizers on a wide angle will produce very strange results due to uneven polarization. That may or may not be a concern depending if you want to use it for creative effect.
15504
The UV filter protects the lens while the lens hood keeps unwanted glare from the lens (and probably adding another layer of protection).
429493
you can put a filter on the hood..there is a thread mount on it. there is i little bit shadow appear in the image when you set the lens in 55mm. adjust the lens a little bit and the shadow will disappear..
1426462
The lens on the camera accepts 55mm filters. I have a vivitar 55mm uv-haze filter and a polarizing lens. I'm going to purchase a 1A filter to help protect the cameras lens from damage.
1979805
I do not recommend filters unless it will optically improve an image. If the filter gets broken, it will scratch up and damage the glass on the front of the lens. Lens hoods can protect the front glass to a degree. That's what I use-hoods all the time.
396682
IF THE THREAD SIZE ON THE HOOD MATCHES THE ONE ON THE END OF THE LENS THE ANSWER IS YES If not get the hood with the thread size to match the lens the lens will be marked the same goes for the filter you can use either Pola or Uv I tend to put the filter on the lens first then screw the hood into the filter hope this helps.
2156451
As far as I know, there is no threading, at least in the one I got about three years ago. The outside diameter is about 69mm, and it has no threads. I saw a mod by a German guy on YouTube and I did the same. I bought a 72mm rubber lens hood, removed the rubber part and kept the plastic ring. Then I wrapped some electrician's tape around the lens, so I could fit the&#65279; plastic ring on it without any glue: I just pressed and turned the ring, and it got stuck pretty tightly. Now I can use a 72mm UV or polarizing filter.&#65279;
1398533
I always have a UV or skylight filter mounted on my Canon lenses, purely as protection for the lens from either dust or damage. The hood can be screwed directly onto the filter and it does not effect your pictures.
1166833
I just checked my camera. I don't see any inside threads for a filter on the lens. I don't know how a lens hood attaches so I am no help on that either. Sorry.
1469534
You can get a filter, but the depth of the lens hood obviates the need for it. I just got back from Australia shooting with the lens in all weather and conditions and did not use a filter. Better images that way as well.Regards,Evan
270522
I use UV or skylight filters, mainly to avoid dust and finger prints in the lens body, bersides my experience does not show me any another advantage. a lens hood certainly would do the job as long as it's placed in the lens; but dust and finger prints take place mainly, when switching lenses.
1078937
Hi John, you can still use a lens hood even when you place a polarizing filter on this Sony SEL35F28Z lens. -Ely
1012952
You can't put a filter or a lens hood onto the lens. It has no threads & it retracts when turned off. The camera has some digital 'filters' built in, but that doesn't protect your lens like a real UV filter for instance that you would leave on.
1587494
I don't use a lens hood with this filter. It's not really needed as the filter provides protection for the lens.
1702035
It should fit over a standard threaded filter if the filter is no larger than the lens body. Square or over-lap filters will not work with this lens hood. Keep in mind that if you are using a circular polarizer, neutral density or similar filter that requires rotation to adjust, you will not have access to the ring to do so.