I have a Tamron 18-270 lens any concerns with thickness interfering with lens hood or anything else?
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I had not trouble at all with the filter I had on my 18-270, which was not the B & O, but was essentially the same size, so I would say you won't have any concern at all. I am very happy with the B & O, it is just that I am using it on a Nikkor lens. I hope that helps!Brian
1587494
I don't use a lens hood with this filter. It's not really needed as the filter provides protection for the lens.
1587495
I use it on my tamron 18-270 and have NO trouble with the lens hood. I like the BW filter so much that I just bought another one for my Tamron 28-75 (67mm for the latter). I think the light transmission is excellent!
1587496
This filter should not interfere with the lens hood. I have a couple of lenses with lens hoods that are recessed on the lens and not threaded into the lens as a filter would be. I have a 32mm Zeiss Touit with a B+W filter, and the lens hood has no problem with going on and off. If the lens hood threads into the filter, there is no interference at all. I hope this helps.
1462381
yes, no problem, but has a very bad end, burrs out there and there. I've put 7-300 lens
671944
The hood is perfect for my camera and I use it to deflect sunlight. Care should be used in connecting it and make sure it "clicks" into place. No problems with it since purchase for my SX30.
246739
No problems whatsoever. Lens hood will work just the same and be able to reverse for storage.
2024733
I have no issues at all with my lense, the case is thin, but the lense never touches the surface it is sitting on. The case is a little smoother than others Ive used, which equates to being a little harder to grip, but it was very easy for me to get used to. I remain very happy with this case.
707051
I don't think you want this one on your 18-55mm lens. It's too deep that the hood will block part of the view if you put this one on 18-55mm. It's for telephoto lens. Hope this would help.
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Dawn, my case had a recess that allowed the ring to be placed as close as possible to the lens. Even at that I had problems with lens flare which washed out about half the image, so I'm not sure it'll behave differently on your case. Hope this helps. Ron
1148259
I have no problems to take out the lens hood. Just turn it counterclockwise.
1547284
Make sure nothing is over the lens,I can't recall if it had any protective cover on the disc-reading lens. If there is nothing there I would say something is haywire and you should return or exchange.
2098711
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.
2093433
This should not have happened, possible threads crossed or put on too tight or put on when uv lens was warm then contracts when cool and locks. Best advice is go a reputable photo shop and they will help if all else fails.
83928
There is a lock somewhere outside the lens near the body. This might prevent you from changing the focal length.
498987
I have a 70-300 on one of my d4's and have no problem fitting it with the lens hood on. The other camera is a d4 with a 24-70 lens.
502328
I made a mistake, the rubber hood is for a wide angle lens up to 50mm or so. Sorry!!
175225
Robbie, did you get the filter? Will your lens cap and hood fit over it? I would like to leave it on all the time.
2119228
The only problem i have with it is when the lens is in full wide angle. Sometimes you will see the bottom of the lens hood so i take it off for those shots. Other than that it does keep your glass from banging into things while walking around.
88040
I have a canon 24-70mm f2.8 (very comparable with your Tamron) and as with all variable ND filters there is a degree of vignetting at the higher points, especially if you tend towards more full daylight shooting. the Tiffen is manageable however and still offers up great image quality.