Advice sought regarding an effective hood for the M35/2. I seen to recall a
recent post recommending the Pentax hood from a 50mm. And a long time ago
there was a post regarding Nikon hoods and this lens or similar. Any
suggections welcome.
Hi,
On 26 May 2002 at 19:13, Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
a perfect metal (but not good for impacts and falls, as it's too
rigid and will transform all force onto the lens) hood for 35mm
lenses: Pentacon Praktica 50mm metal rectangular hood (49mm filter
ring).
I agree, that Pentacon
Advice sought regarding an effective hood for the M35/2. I seen to recall a
recent post recommending the Pentax hood from a 50mm. And a long time ago
there was a post regarding Nikon hoods and this lens or similar. Any
suggections welcome.
Darryn wrote:
Advice sought regarding an effective hood for the M35/2.
if it takes 49mm filters, one of the old Takumar rectangular
metal hoods from the 35mm or even the 28mm would be peachy.
I use my 28mm hood for my 35mm SuperTak w/ good result.
Bill
In a message dated 5/26/2002 9:35:08 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Darryn wrote:
Advice sought regarding an effective hood for the M35/2.
if it takes 49mm filters, one of the old Takumar rectangular
metal hoods from the 35mm or even the 28mm would be
Sunday, May 26, 2002, 7:58:21 AM, Darryn wrote:
DR Advice sought regarding an effective hood for the M35/2. I seen to recall a
DR recent post recommending the Pentax hood from a 50mm. And a long time ago
DR there was a post regarding Nikon hoods and this lens or similar. Any
DR suggections
Nikon HN-3 threaded metal circular hood with 49-52mm step-up ring. The HN-3
is on EBay all the time, cheap. It was designed for the 35/2 and 43-85 zoom.
The similar HN-2 (52mm filter) was designed for the 28/2 and 35/2. So it's
a bit less shallow. Check the photos on EBay and see which you
Bill D. Casselberry wrote:...
one of the old Takumar rectangular metal hoods from the 35mm or even the
28mm would be peachy.
I'd have to agree. It's way cool--you thread on the circular portion, then
rotate the rectangular portion into position. If you don't insist on
covering your hood with
Shel wrote:
The one that clamps around the lens barrel is for the 28/3.5, and, I
think for the 24/3.5. Paul's description of the 35mm rectangular Takumar
hood is correct. You're correct that it's similar to the Bow-Wow hood,
but it's not a two-piece setup.
Hmmm, yes - I had
Hi Bill ...
Although my Bow-Wow is gone, the woofer's hood is used on the K20/4.0,
and there's not been any problems using filters with it and getting
things to line up properly. What problems have you had?
Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
Having never seen the 35mm hood, I thought of the
Shel wrote:
Although my Bow-Wow is gone, the woofer's hood is used on the K20/4.0,
and there's not been any problems using filters with it and getting
things to line up properly. What problems have you had?
Oh - when all parts are threaded tight the rectangle is
Gee Bill, you don't adjust the rectangle, The adapter/step ring part
gets adjusted, and it remains pretty tight. I've never had the problem
you've described, and the hood's often used with a filter.
BTW, why do you always indent when you write email messages?
Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
I use the clamp on hood from a 28/3.5 SMC Tak screw mount lens. It's not
quite as deep as one could use with the 35, but it's a great hood, and
it seems to provide sufficient coverage under most conditions.
Paul
Alan Chan wrote:
Advice sought regarding an effective hood for the M35/2. I seen
Advice sought regarding an effective hood for the M35/2. I seen to recall a
recent post recommending the Pentax hood from a 50mm. And a long time ago
there was a post regarding Nikon hoods and this lens or similar. Any
suggections welcome.
Darryn Richter
Australia
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