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Jul 13, 2014 10:35 |  #1

Noticed one on eBay. Has anyone ever had light find way into your lens when taking pictures?

And if so, does your lens cap snap on over it or do you have to remove the hood every time?


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Jul 13, 2014 10:40 |  #2

I've honestly not known many to use the hood for the MPE - partly though as Canon charge quite a large sum for what is basically a very tiny hood. I'll be interested to hear if any others have any feelings on the matter, but far as I know most don't use it at all.


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Jul 14, 2014 01:26 |  #3

I have it and use it.

I did a load of tests and did not detect any difference see http://www.zen20934.ze​n.co.uk …0with%20the%20M​P-E%2065mm (external link).

I guess if you get a load of dust or pollen on the front ellement it might help, this happens sometimes in a shoot.


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Jul 24, 2014 01:50 |  #4

Mooder Man wrote in post #17028782 (external link)
Noticed one on eBay. Has anyone ever had light find way into your lens when taking pictures?

And if so, does your lens cap snap on over it or do you have to remove the hood every time?

I noticed a difference (kept light from getting into the lens if you're using a diffuser bigger than a Sto-Fen.). There is no lens cap over the hood.


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