Yes!  Absolutely!  And the tulip hoods take into account that
the diagonal is the widest angle, as well.

Len
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Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 2:21 PM
Subject: RE: Lens Hoods


> coverage matches the rectangular view angles
> of the lens, thus providing better
> shade on the top and bottom of the image over
> a circular hood.
> jco
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> > What's the idea behind contemporary lens hoods that look
like a
> > flower blossom as opposed to older style lens hoods like the
> > collapsible rubber ones?
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