2022-05-20T15:24:40
Rated 5 out of 5
Good bumpber for your lens
I prefer rubber hoods whenever I can, because they act as soft bumpers. This one, as almost all others, have rather thick ¼ inch plastic rim which attaches to lens. I mean counting from lens threads
and away. This is sometime problematic, if you have lens filter in between. Stacking up, may add vignetting in some combinations.
Otherwise, cheap insurance for your lens.
MIKE K.
2021-09-03T08:44:38
Rated 5 out of 5
Rubber Lens Hood
Excellent looked and operated just like pictured. Works great on 24 mm lens but does not work on 10 35 lens range. The wide angle lens shows the hood in the photo. Other wise great product and worth the money.
Johnny
JOHN P.
2019-05-01T06:57:11
Rated 1 out of 5
Came unglued on both units!
I am happy with products and service at Adorama on almost every products. This is an exception. I wanted a soft and retractable rubber hood for my 70-200 lens. At an event, I would rather hit someone with soft rubber instead of hard plastic. I placed it on the camera and the metal ring immediately separated from the rubber hood. I called Julio (my salesman at Adorama) He sent me a new one. Same problem. Do not buy this unless you want to hot glue or epoxy it yourself. Mine is in a drawer waiting for me to remanufacture it.
HARRY S.
2019-04-26T03:14:46
Rated 5 out of 5
New Camera Accessories
Added this accessory to refine our picture taking. Like that it is a soft, rubber construction so it won't crack or chip.
GINO M.
2018-10-18T15:38:17
Rated 5 out of 5
Good product
I had intended to purchase a metal B&W lens hood but it wasn’t available so I decided to get the rubber hood to use for the short term. The price is right and it works fine.
JOHN M.
2014-11-09T19:00:00
Rated 3 out of 5
NOT Suitable for lenses from 24mm to ...
While well made, I bought this lens rubber lens cover in part so I could use it with a polarizer and be able to turn the filter with it installed (which with a regular Nikon provided hood you can't do without first removing the hood.
The lens has to be zoomed to at least 50mm in order to be able to use it with a filter and not have vignetting created by the hood. You do have the option to fold it back but even with that you have to be zoomed to 35mm.
So in no circumstance is it suitable for a lens at 24mm, at least not my Nikon 24-70mm lens.
Glenn
