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Sicily1918
23rd of March 2005 (Wed), 23:56
OK, so I was about to order the EW83E lens hood for my 10-22mm, only to find out that it's not available... even from Canon.

Now, this angers me :evil:, as their lens is fairly new.

My question: there's an EW83F hood -- would this be the same, only upgraded (like the 75-300 USM III or 50mm f/1.8 II lenses)? I'm not familiar with the Canon lens hood terminology.

tim
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 01:12
You can make your own lens hood out of one of those bright orange traffic cones that roadworks people leave lying around the place... ;)

gasrocks
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 01:18
I do believe in having a hood for each lens. I got my hood for the 10-22 on eBay for $20. EW-83. Works fine.

JusSmith
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 01:30
Seems to be available at the internet shop I use in the UK www.warehouseexpress.com (http://www.warehouseexpress.com/). Try a few more shops in the US, I'm sure you'll find somewhere!

pierrot
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 01:50
I got mine on eBay from a "chinese" site (located in NYC) for a cheap price. It's not Canon branded but it is a verbatim copy of the original, and built as well as any Canon.

A pity I flushed my email inbox since then so I can't give you their coordinates.

Incidentally, the 10-22 is not at all prone to flare and to say the truth this hood sits deep down in my bag most of the time... :rolleyes:

RDKirk
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 21:08
I got mine on eBay from a "chinese" site (located in NYC) for a cheap price. It's not Canon branded but it is a verbatim copy of the original, and built as well as any Canon.

A pity I flushed my email inbox since then so I can't give you their coordinates.

Incidentally, the 10-22 is not at all prone to flare and to say the truth this hood sits deep down in my bag most of the time... :rolleyes:

I've written that guy e-mail urging him to suggest to the company that they make hoods 1.6x longer to fit Canon APS-C format DSLRs.

I told him a lot of photographers would be interested, and he'd have that market cornered. Now, if everyone sent him e-mail to the same effect...

tim
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 21:31
I've written that guy e-mail urging him to suggest to the company that they make hoods 1.6x longer to fit Canon APS-C format DSLRs.

I told him a lot of photographers would be interested, and he'd have that market cornered. Now, if everyone sent him e-mail to the same effect...

Why do you think you need a larger lens hood for a smaller sensor? I'm not an expert, but I don't see why you need any lens hood other than the standard one, neither larger nor smaller.

joeseph
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 22:11
I think what RDKirk is getting at is that hoods are designed for full frame cameras, made large enough to be useful in reducing flare, but small enough to avoid vignetting.
A bigger than standard hood (read better shading) can be used on less than full frame without vignetting.

cheers. (still out looking for orange cones for my 16-35.... ;-) )

tim
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 22:13
That sounds reasonable joeseph :)

glangston
24th of March 2005 (Thu), 23:22
http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?page=searchresults&searchinfo=canon%20ew-83%20hood

Adorama $34