I own both the Sony / Zeiss FE 35mm 2.8 and FE 55mm 1.8 lenses. Both lenses come with hoods, but both leave a lot to be desired. The 35mm hood is a cute little plastic affair. Effective but kinda flimsy. The hood for the 55 mm is a plastic beast. It’s huge.
When I saw these lens hoods that were designed for the bayonet for both of the lenses, I was immediately interested. They were exactly what I was looking for: compact, and made of metal.
But for $45 each, it was a tough sell initially. But I gave it some thought and decided to splurge on these expensive hoods.
Thankfully…they are brilliant! Their material and finish match the lenses *perfectly*. And they fit snugly and reassuringly. To be honest, if Sony packaged these hoods as OEM, I wouldn’t give it a second thought. And Sony *should* make these hoods standard.
Icing on the cake: the lens caps are actually useful. I say this because standard lens caps are the snap on affair that easily come off. But these. These are pressure fit and have a wide enough lip to really grab into the hood. They are made of the same metal and have a soft inner lining. I never fell in love with lens caps until now.
In conclusion, these hoods are expensive. But I can confirm, they are extremely well made and perfectly engineered for these lenses. Money well spent.
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Expensive, but at least they are quality.
I own both the Sony / Zeiss FE 35mm 2.8 and FE 55mm 1.8 lenses. Both lenses come with hoods, but both leave a lot to be desired. The 35mm hood is a cute little plastic affair. Effective but kinda flimsy. The hood for the 55 mm is a plastic beast. It’s huge.When I saw these lens hoods that were designed for the bayonet for both of the lenses, I was immediately interested. They were exactly what I was looking for: compact, and made of metal.But for $45 each, it was a tough sell initially. But I gave it some thought and decided to splurge on these expensive hoods.Thankfully…they are brilliant! Their material and finish match the lenses *perfectly*. And they fit snugly and reassuringly. To be honest, if Sony packaged these hoods as OEM, I wouldn’t give it a second thought. And Sony *should* make these hoods standard.Icing on the cake: the lens caps are actually useful. I say this because standard lens caps are the snap on affair that easily come off. But these. These are pressure fit and have a wide enough lip to really grab into the hood. They are made of the same metal and have a soft inner lining. I never fell in love with lens caps until now.In conclusion, these hoods are expensive. But I can confirm, they are extremely well made and perfectly engineered for these lenses. Money well spent.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021
When I saw these lens hoods that were designed for the bayonet for both of the lenses, I was immediately interested. They were exactly what I was looking for: compact, and made of metal.
But for $45 each, it was a tough sell initially. But I gave it some thought and decided to splurge on these expensive hoods.
Thankfully…they are brilliant! Their material and finish match the lenses *perfectly*. And they fit snugly and reassuringly. To be honest, if Sony packaged these hoods as OEM, I wouldn’t give it a second thought. And Sony *should* make these hoods standard.
Icing on the cake: the lens caps are actually useful. I say this because standard lens caps are the snap on affair that easily come off. But these. These are pressure fit and have a wide enough lip to really grab into the hood. They are made of the same metal and have a soft inner lining. I never fell in love with lens caps until now.
In conclusion, these hoods are expensive. But I can confirm, they are extremely well made and perfectly engineered for these lenses. Money well spent.
Expensive, but at least they are quality.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021
I own both the Sony / Zeiss FE 35mm 2.8 and FE 55mm 1.8 lenses. Both lenses come with hoods, but both leave a lot to be desired. The 35mm hood is a cute little plastic affair. Effective but kinda flimsy. The hood for the 55 mm is a plastic beast. It’s huge.Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021
When I saw these lens hoods that were designed for the bayonet for both of the lenses, I was immediately interested. They were exactly what I was looking for: compact, and made of metal.
But for $45 each, it was a tough sell initially. But I gave it some thought and decided to splurge on these expensive hoods.
Thankfully…they are brilliant! Their material and finish match the lenses *perfectly*. And they fit snugly and reassuringly. To be honest, if Sony packaged these hoods as OEM, I wouldn’t give it a second thought. And Sony *should* make these hoods standard.
Icing on the cake: the lens caps are actually useful. I say this because standard lens caps are the snap on affair that easily come off. But these. These are pressure fit and have a wide enough lip to really grab into the hood. They are made of the same metal and have a soft inner lining. I never fell in love with lens caps until now.
In conclusion, these hoods are expensive. But I can confirm, they are extremely well made and perfectly engineered for these lenses. Money well spent.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2024
I have been trying to figure out what is the cause of this, for the life of me I cannot understand how it is happening - the lens has now started to go to a 45 degree slant when fully seated in the lens shoe
Attached is the photo from original purchase and photo from today.
Attached is the photo from original purchase and photo from today.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023
Seems like good build quality but sits crooked on my lens. Disappointed with a $45 hood. At this price it should be perfect. Ordered a replacement to see if it fits any better.
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