any problems using a lens hood or reversing the lens hood for storage with this filter?
246739
No problems whatsoever. Lens hood will work just the same and be able to reverse for storage.
1559600
No, because of the len's curve and the hood, there is no room for a filter. I don't find this as a problem. For the price and results, this is an exceptional lens. It is worth every penny. Learn to work with the parameters and you will be pleased with the results.
1460267
I am using a 52mm UV filter on this camera. No problem. With a rubber hood there is a vignet problem at wide-angle. I ordered a 52mm to 67mm ring and a 67mm hood to take care of it.Great camera!
980674
Not sure, my son has mine with his Canon gear. My only thought might be to turn the hood upside down with the lens inside to lessen/lower the profile.
1968202
Your lens hood will still attach to the main front of the lens in the hood thread. These will attach in the filter threads. These filters do have front threads to attach additional filters.
1235253
You should be able to, it isn't easy but you can thread the filter on after the hood is attached to the camera. I use a CPL for most of my Auto photography and it isn't conducive to that, but there are few lens hoods that are. If you don't need to adjust the filter that you are installing I don't see why there would be any issue using any filter with this hood. It isn't the easiest thing to take on and off, just make sure that you depress the buttons on the side to retract the bayonets. I think that is what others that left bad reviews on this hood were having.
1148259
I have no problems to take out the lens hood. Just turn it counterclockwise.
1337726
It is best to not use a clear filter. A UV/clear filter can indeed affect image quality, particularly when the sun is in the frame. This can result in some rather un-attractive flare and blobs. As long as you keep the hood on when shooting, the front element should be protected, unless you are unreasonably hard with your gear.
1381500
The lens hood screws into the filter threads. The lens hood comes with a lock ring which holds the hood in place.
284661
My filter is larger, but I assume similar. I assume your lens hood somehow screws inside the lens barrel. If it's external, this filter won't work. I believe the threads are a major weakness with Tiffin filters. Mine sports a front thread that's very shallow, so I doubt a lens hood would have much to hold on to.
1825319
Depending on how many filters you stack, and/or if you add other filters behind the system will affect how much, if any vignetting will occur. If you use them as intended with hood supplied you should not notice any major vignetting, if any at all.
1375377
I Couldnt tell about filters, but what I can tell you is that is a headache to keep de lens cap in place while using this hood...
2235087
Kay, sounds like you may have lost your original hood? If so, and it were me, I would order the 58mm filter lens adapter and the 58mm lens hood and tethered lens cap. That way you are not only replacing the hood but making possible to use standard lens filters in the camera. The hood that comes with the camera doesn't allow for this. The adapter has come down in price on Amazon. Then get a set of filters.
1398535
Yes you can use a filter without any negative effects. However, it is very awkward to get the hood in place! Not worth the time and effort!
920904
The previous response is correct, you need an adapter to use filters. But if you use the adapter, you can't use a lens hood. The filter/adapter is wider than the lens.
175225
Robbie, did you get the filter? Will your lens cap and hood fit over it? I would like to leave it on all the time.
19785
Yes it comes with a lens hood that is plastic and screws on backwards when not in use and saves storage space. It seems like a pretty good hood that fits very well.