Would anyone know if it fits a Samyang/Rokinon/Bower 8mm? My concern is the hood isn't detachable. Thanks!
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I can tell you that the bags fit lenses that take 77mm filters, which is a hair over 3 inches diameter. Those 8mm lenses are all about 3 inches at their widest, so with the hood it might be a little tight, but my guess is that it would fit. My Canon 16-35L and 24-105L both fit snugly in the medium pouch.
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The bag opening stretches out to about 4" max. I can't tell the circumference of the lens by the photos I researched, but that's what I can tell you about the bag.
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I have used the two largest bags to hold my 18 to 270 Tamron lens and my 90mm Tamron micro with the lens hood on, so I think your ok with your request
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Katrina, the hood attaches to the ring bayonet-style - it's super simple to remove, but stays on very securely when it's on. I typically keep it on, unless I'm using the optical viewfinder - the hood blocks some of the frame when using it.
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Yes it will fit, i took the rubber piece off hood then installed deflector then put rubber piece back on... I also drilled some holes in in the bottom so water runs out instead of sitting in between the hood deflector. ...
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I have a Sigma 170-500 with the hood reversed that measures 10 1/4 x 4 1/4 which fits securely. Great case.
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I don't use lens hood. I like flares. As far as caps, I like the included one. It's a pinch model like Nikon's.
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Mine is 49imm lens cap. and the hood is used on a Fuji X100s. The stock ring that orig comes attached to the Fuji X must be removed first for this hood to fit, but it works great, solid and really protects the lens.
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It comes with the Sony petal style hood inside the box ( I bought mine new from AMAZON ) If yours did not come with the orig hood, The Sony part number for the hood is ALC-SH119 and the filter size is 62mm so I would assume If you're going to start looking for an aftermarket hood, I would start looking for 62mm size hoods. PS- I love my 18-135 with the SAM motor, it's quiet and usable for AF in video mode. Most of all, the 18-135 is one of the Sony Alpha lens that is made in Japan.
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Nice lens, but, I agree that the lens cap could be better. I mentioned this when I bought that they should redesign this. I didn't object to the hood although this made getting the lens cap on almost impossible. "Nice Lens Though!"
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If this is the same lens hood I purchased (there is no brand name on mine now), it is not reversible. It is made of a hard plastic material that is quite rigid.This lens hood would not stay screwed onto my 55 mm lens and kept falling off. I wrote a less than satisfactory review, and much to my surprise, the seller sent me a replacement 55 mm lens hood that comes with hood portion made with a rubberlike material and it is collapsible. I was very impressed with the seller, but not with the original hard lens cover. I do like my collapsible replacement lens hood.
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Actually, I'm not sure since I was not able to install it yet. The problem is that the product is actually defected. The hood is welded only on three sides. I tried to contact the seller by phone n via email since last week, but thus far no reply. I was going to hold off to see how the issue can be resolved before I rate my experience.
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The camera does not matter, its the lens. This hood is meant to fit a 58mm lens, look at the end of your lens (the part not attached to the camera) and around the ring there should be a number indicating the lens ring diameter if it reads 58mm your good to go! Happy shooting.
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Nope. You may be able to cut it down. The actual lens slot is pretty small compared to everything else I have used (mainly Miller and one 3M).Still a decent hood. Got it for my helper because it was affordable. I have tried it a few times and like it. One thing I noticed that I don't remember reading before buying is that it doesnt have adjustable tint. It seems to auto adjust itself and I haven't been flashed while using it for TIG or stick.
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This hood is for a specific Nikon lens. It's not a screw-in hood and has no threads. It won't fit a lens it wasn't designed for. The hood has spring-loaded tabs that match a groove on the lens rim. The hood slips over and slightly behind the front of the lens. The tabs snap into the groove and hold fast. The lens's existing threads are unencumbered and filters may be installed or removed as needed. In any case, you shouldn't place any filters on a hood. Filters should be placed as close to a lens's front element as feasible to minimize any internal reflections and optical artifacts.
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I am not sure of the dimensions of the hood. The lens alone would certainly fit
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It would depend on what kind and how wide of a hood you have. For now, it has no problem fitting my Nikon 18-200mm with a 72mm diameter.
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Yeah it should fit because its the same hood shape. Im gonna buy my third one now. I purposely broke the other two.
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24-105 with hood does not fit into case at all. Without hood it is a very tight squeeze for lens and the body sticks out. Velcro will lock, barely. I would not call it a fit, but adequate for some uses.