any problems using a lens hood or reversing the lens hood for storage with this filter?
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No problems whatsoever. Lens hood will work just the same and be able to reverse for storage.
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Sorry I misread your question. The HOOD does not accept filters. I thought you were asking about the lens. The hood itself does not accept filters. It's a lightweight plastic thing.
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Hi Keith, I do not use filters on my lenses. I do use the lens hoods. After 33 years as a professional photographer I find the filters a bit of a pain.
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The lens hood screws into the filter threads. The lens hood comes with a lock ring which holds the hood in place.
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Hello, It fits fine on mine. The filter has an internal tread so it's outside dimension is exactly the same size as the outside of the lens. I have not had any issues with the hood showing up in pictures. I don't think you can put it on wrong, but the shorter flanges should orient side to side. Hope this helps...
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No, it's not reversible. However it will slip over the lens so it doesn't take much space, but it doesn't attach.
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No, the lens hood I receieved is NOT reversible. Very basic hood but price and quality is good. Hood "screw mounts" to the threaded face of lens just like a filter does. Hood can't be reversed since it's front doesn't have threading that will screw into the lens face (only back of hood has threading fitting the lens). Hope this helps.
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My Lumix lens hood snaps onto the lens body itself, but the density filter does have threads in front, as well as those that attach the filter to the lens.
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There are none. No room for a filter because the lens is protruding outward. Just be very careful and keep the lens hood on always.
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Yes it comes with a lens hood that is plastic and screws on backwards when not in use and saves storage space. It seems like a pretty good hood that fits very well.
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If you have a Hood on the lens, how would you adjust the CPL filter? I'm sure the hood fit over the filter.
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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
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I'd suggest no hood neither filter for protection... the lens is tiny and so cool/usefull like this... the front glass is small and there's almost no risk for a damage...
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This type of hood has an intermediate ring that screws into the filter thread and it has a lock ring to position the hood. If the filter fits, the hood fits. Whether the hood will or won't mask the corners depends on the focal length of the lens. I cannot help you more than that. For the price it's not a great risk! Good luck.
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I used the hood to protect the front element as I didn't like running a UV filter. You can find the hood on eBay (not Sony brand) for less than 150. They even have rangefinder leica style hoods
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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!
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Hi John, you can still use a lens hood even when you place a polarizing filter on this Sony SEL35F28Z lens. -Ely