Would this lens hood fit on a 10mm-22mm canon lens?
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Hi, I use the EW-83E lens hood all the time with my EF10-22 lens, and there's no problem - works fine. Be advised that because of the ultra-wide angle nature of the lens, that this lens hood is considerably wider in diameter than the lens. As such, at wider zoom setting, it can cause shadow ghosting when used with the built-in flash on some Canon SLR's. The pop-up flash is not high enough to avoid some shadowing at 10-15mmm zoom. A separate flash has no issues. Simply remove lens hood for shots where this might be an issue.
183993
Yes, this is the lens hood that I have fitted to my canon 10mm-22mm, you will find that it fits perfectly.
183994
If it is the same EF-S 10-22 that I have, then YES it will definitely fit. This wide angle lens has a wide lip where the hood will attach so this hood will add a wider diameter of "coverage". So, be mindful that on sunny days and at certain angles the hood may shadow its petals in some shots, as well as with some flash shots when indoors, pop-flash and sometimes attached flash. I only really use the hood when I know for sure I'm in a bright environment where it is really necessary. The 10-22 is a fantastic wide angle lens so I don't find that I need the hood most days. Hope this helps! If it is the same EF-S 10-22 that I have, then YES it will definitely fit. This wide angle lens has a wide lip where the hood will attach so this hood will add a wider diameter of "coverage". So, be mindful that on sunny days and at certain angles the hood may shadow its petals in some shots, as well as with some flash shots when indoors, pop-flash and sometimes attached flash. I only really use the hood when I know for sure I'm in a bright environment where it is really necessary. The 10-22 is a fantastic wide angle lens so I don't find that I need the hood most days. Hope this... » Read More If it is the same EF-S 10-22 that I have, then YES it will definitely fit. This wide angle lens has a wide lip where the hood will attach so this hood will add a wider diameter of "coverage". So, be mindful that on sunny days and at certain angles the hood may shadow its petals in some shots, as well as with some flash shots when indoors, pop-flash and sometimes attached flash. I only really use the hood when I know for sure I'm in a bright environment where it is really necessary. The 10-22 is a fantastic wide angle lens so I don't find that I need the hood most days. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It does fit the 10-22mm lens and if you were to go to Canon's web site store, this would be the lens shade listed for the 10-22mm. The reason it works is that the 16-35mm full-frame lens and the 10-22mm APS-C format covers exactly the same angle of view from the perspective of their different formats.--plus, the diameter and design of the shade mount is the same.
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If the lens is a 67mm, then the 67mm cap should fit as long as it is a Canon lens.
265579
Like Alfus, it is installed on my Canon EF-S 55-250. From what I have read and researched, hoods, even the generics, are generally made for a specific make/model lens. This one I thinks fits both the 55-250, and the Canon 75-300. You can usually check out a lens makers web page, or the lens instruction manual, and they will specify which of their lens hoods will fit, if it is not supplied with the lens when purchased.
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It fits on the lens, not the camera, and only to 52 and 58mm threaded lenses. Check the front of your lens and if it is one of those two sizes it should work just fine.
845026
It's not the camera body that makes a difference it is what mm the lens is. So match the "mm" number on the hood with the "mm" number on your lense(s) to find out if it will fit and yes, you can have filters on the lens with a hood on. :)
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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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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.
494196
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.
197868
Yes it will. I have a canon 60 d, with 100mm macro lens (diameter 58mm). The stock lens cap fits over 58mm diameter filters.
513698
It will fit . The cap is designed to fit at 67mm thread , the same thread the lens is having !
1700379
If you look on the front of the lens you will see a number that has mm after it if the number matches the lens hood number it will fit if not it will not fit.
1600495
Yep, that's actually the lens I use with mine most of the time. The leather case is made for the 18-55mm (which is about 2.5x the size of the 22), so it fits and then some.
425846
It should fit any lens by any manufacturer that has 67mm threads on the front of the lens. Most lens are marked to indicate what size filter or screw on hood will fit. It usually looks like a zero with a slash through it followed by the size number and mm.
980674
Not sure, my son has mine with his Canon gear. My only thought might be to turn the hood upside down with the lens inside to lessen/lower the profile.
42105
It is adjustable thus will fit 26mm and 31mm. I don't believe it will fit a 22mm.
410754
Unfortunately, I don't know. I don't have a lense hood. But these screw on directly to the lenses. It would depend on how your hood is attached.
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No it will not. Nikkor lens hoods are designed to fit only to the lens they are dedicated to.