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Apr 16, 2003 15:39 |  #16

getg3 & G3guro,

That lens hood is a little pricey. I just purchased one from B&H Photo yesterday and only paid $5.95, it is a generic brand and for now it is seems fine.

I am not sure the B&W is worth the added cost, looks similar to me.

Here is the link for the one I picked up:

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …ID=2226___SID=F​4D155C5EE0 (external link)


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Apr 16, 2003 15:56 |  #17

Getg3,

Thanks! Looks pretty good. I looked at your link. www.2filters.com/price​s/products/rubhoods.ht​ml (external link). Did you get the normal mm lens rubber hood 67mm for your Kenko KNT-20 for $5.22? The other one is for the wide angle.
Is it front threaded?

Niloligist,

That's also a pretty good price. Does it have front thread also?

G3guro.




  
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Apr 16, 2003 16:00 |  #18

Niloligist,

Have you tried to put this on your tele and wide lenses, any vignetting?

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Apr 17, 2003 17:22 |  #19

Does anyone know if there is a Lens hood for the Canon WD-58 wide lens?????


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Apr 17, 2003 20:48 |  #20

12es wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a Lens hood for the Canon WD-58 wide lens?????

There are no front threads on the Canon wide's so you can't attach a standard lens hood. But it would be nice if they could come up with a friction fitting one that would work with all Canon converters.




  
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Apr 18, 2003 11:31 |  #21

G3guro wrote:
Getg3,

Thanks! Looks pretty good. I looked at your link. www.2filters.com/price​s/products/rubhoods.ht​ml (external link). Did you get the normal mm lens rubber hood 67mm for your Kenko KNT-20 for $5.22? The other one is for the wide angle.
Is it front threaded?


G3guro,

I got the wide angle one for $7.11. No front thread (you suppost to put it on top of everything, so the lenshood should be the very last piece to be connected to the camera).
getg3


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Apr 21, 2003 14:03 |  #22

getg3,

Thanks I got it and everything is fine. Only thing, I think the one I got is a little flimsy. It seems a little to soft even though it is collapisable. I found out later then B&H Photo has quite a few of them different brands. I am going to try another brand for my other lensmate adapter that I don't attach any lens to.

Sorry it took so long, but better late than never.

Again, thank you.

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