I want to buy 2 of these rubber hoods. I don't know which sizes to get. I have a Canon nifty fifty 50mm lens and a Canon 18-55mm kit lens. Which sizes do I get for the rubber hoods? Thanks Steve
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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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My experience is with SONY lenses, but industry markings are likely consistent between brands. SONY marks its lenses either on the inner lip surrounding the front of the lens or on the barrel of the lens with a two-digit number preceded by a symbol that resembles the Danish letter "". [For example 55 stands for a 55mm diameter, so a lens so marked takes 55mm diameter filters and hoods or other accessories.] You can probably double-check lens diameter with the instructions that came with each of your lenses - or data that might be found on the Canon website. (You may also want to look up your lenses on Amazon's site. Amazon sells the proper diameter accessories for every lens, listing them by size as recommended items or as what others buying the lens bought at the same time.) Enjoy your camera and lenses!
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Steve, The size of the hood is the diameter of the ring that attaches it to the lens. I have a Nikon 18-55mm lens which has a diameter of 52mm. Check the underside of the lens cap, it is normally marked there, or if you have a filter on the lens it is the diameter of the filter. David
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Same as a few others here, I have the silver body with black lens. 12-50 kit. I personally chose the silver body over the black one but as for the lens kit, I didn't care what color it wasMake sure to read the description to make sure it is what you want before you buy. Try contacting or making a special request if the seller can make the change for you.
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I have the 72mm hood for my 18-250 lens. They seem difficult to find. A different hood is also available for the newer 62mm lens. The hoods are not interchangeable but are similar in appearance.
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I think it is the right size or a little tight. Then hoods are a little wider than the lens and are tricky to put in, but I think it's doable. It's tight. If I remember this is the medium size mag. You might want to go bigger if you think you'll add tho this list.
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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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This is designed to fit particular lenses, independent of the camera they're mounted on. The t3 comes with the 18-55 lens (that also uses a 60mm hood) so theoretically it should fit. But see Canon's website, their lens hood for the 18-55 is _much_ shorter. This hood may cut off the edges of the picture- probably quite a bit when zoomed out to 18mm. You're probably better off finding a shorter hood if you want to put it on the 18-55 lens. Also see the reviews, sometimes you'll get one that fits, sometimes not- the manufacturing process seems to allow (relatively) large differences in diameter. I got one that was too big and used tape to make it fit. This is designed to fit particular lenses, independent of the camera they're mounted on. The t3 comes with the 18-55 lens (that also uses a 60mm hood) so theoretically it should fit. But see Canon's website, their lens hood for the 18-55 is _much_ shorter. This hood may cut off the edges of the picture- probably quite a bit when zoomed out to 18mm. You're probably better off finding a shorter hood if you want to put it on the 18-55 lens. Also see the reviews, sometimes you'll get one that fits, sometimes not- the manufacturing process seems to allow (relatively) large differences in... » Read More This is designed to fit particular lenses, independent of the camera they're mounted on. The t3 comes with the 18-55 lens (that also uses a 60mm hood) so theoretically it should fit. But see Canon's website, their lens hood for the 18-55 is _much_ shorter. This hood may cut off the edges of the picture- probably quite a bit when zoomed out to 18mm. You're probably better off finding a shorter hood if you want to put it on the 18-55 lens. Also see the reviews, sometimes you'll get one that fits, sometimes not- the manufacturing process seems to allow (relatively) large differences in diameter. I got one that was too big and used tape to make it fit. « Show Less
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I have purchased extra lens caps for mine. You just need to order a 67mm diameter cap. http://www.amazon.com/Lens-Cap-Bundle-Snap--including/dp/B00DZIFWSO/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1429674569&sr=1-2&keywords=67mm+lens+cap As for the hood, I haven't had to order a new one or additional ones but I imagine you can (again 67mm).
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I am not so sure what lens it has for the camera since I havent seen the camera. I bought the hood for my 5DMarkII just for long range telephoto lens. It is for 52 mm and if you have 52 mm lenses it will. The hood is for thread mount and it's quite decent for the price if you are not a perfectionist.
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My lens did not come with a hood. just a lens cover. Bought a hood separately.
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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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Which lense hood is it. There are two Sigma 18-250 lenses. The older one takes 72mm filters
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Sorry, I'm having trouble visualizing the "rig" you are describing. You screw-in this hood. The hood is relatively soft rubber, i.e., flexible. Where would you expect to insert the 77mm ND filter? I would think you first would screw in a 58mm ND filter; then you would screw in this hood.
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It fits any Canon with the 50mm f/1.8 Canon lens! Hoods don't fit Cameras (T3i) they fit lens (the 50mm f/1.8)
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Thank you for the information.I have a 10-20mm and 18-55mm at hand. I decided to purchase 50D with a 28-135mm IS lens and 100-300mm. I will appreciate if you can share your suggestion.Thank you and best regards,GO
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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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My lenses is a 24 to 70mm canon lenses...no lenses hood can be used ....also i purchase a adjustable arm...and extra batteries this light very powerful...good buy
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The reason people are saying 58mm is the after market adapters are in 58mm and the Canon adapter is 67mm. I have two 58mm after market adapters and keep a 58mm UV filter on my lens. Lens Mate makes the better one of the two I have, I had to do some custom fitting on the cheaper one I just received, but it does work. I have not experienced any vignet problem with the filters, but when I added a lens hood I do have it. I have not tried the Canon adapter and since my filters are already 58mm probably won't, but I would like to just so I can compare them.