The B+W 67mm Rubber Lens Hood #900is a screw-in type folding rubber lens hood that is designed for use with normal-length and short zoom lenses. It helps to minimize stray light from reaching the lens in order to prevent flare and ghosting. The matte black grooved surface diminishes inner reflections and the rubberized construction adds an extra layer of protection to the lens against bumps or jolts.

Minimize Internal Reflections and Flare    Compact Folding Design    Matte Black Rubber with Grooved Surface    For Normal and Short Zoom Lenses

Helps to reduce stray light from reaching lens

Compact and portable folding design

Designed for use with normal-length and short zoom lenses

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use a lens cap with this lens hood attached? What size?

A: Yes, it is able to attach with a lens cap.

Q: 2. Can the hood be partially collapsed to still provide some sun protection while not causing issues for wide angles? Or is the hood either fully collapsed or fully expanded, nothing in-between?

A: it is a good quality hood, but no, there is no intermediate position

Q: 3. Does this lens hood work for a Nikon P900?

A: In 18mm you might have problem with the hood vignetting, but the beauty about it, is you can collapse it to remove the vignette. On photographing at a extra wide lens setting, the hood can slide back out of the way in an instant. The best thing about it is that you can screw it onto the outside of your circular polarizer and it makes adjusting more easy by rotating the hood.

Q: 4. For the 67mm, does it work with Tamron 28-75 2.8 RXD for Sony Full Frame? I saw a similar review but unsure if it was this specific lens.

A: My experiences only with a Canon G15 and a Bower 58mm lens adaptor AND this Rubber lens hood. Vignetting was bothersome at wide 28mm zoom position (widest for G15) My solution was to purchase a 58mm Sensei screw-on Tulip lens hood. Vignetting was much reduced but still can be seen slightly at the 28mm wide angle setting. By cropping the images, we can live with the problem.

Q: 5. Is there any reason this 67mm B+W rubber hood will not work on a canon 70-200 F4/L IS zoom. I hike and shoot in wooded/rocky areas. It may provide added protection to my lens. ?

A: If the size, 67mm, matches your lense, it will most likely work. I purchased to install on a new Nikon P900, to have some protection from side bumps, etc . and reduce side light reflections, but I also installed a 0 Filter inside this hood to help protect the actual lens glass. Have seen no problems with the quality of the pictures taken, but when my long zoom lens on this camera is at my normal wide angle setting, I have to fold the rubber hood back or will get the rounded corners showing up in the pictures. I also fold the hood when storing in my small camera case which it does very easily.

Q: 6. Will this lens hood work on a Nikon p900 ?

A: You can use it , it might vignette on wide angle , if that happens you can push the hood inwards

Q: 7. Will this work with Zeiss 35 mm distagon without vignetting?

A: I personally have found no problem

Q: 8. Will this work on the Olympus 45mm 1.8 lens? Thanks

A: It will physically fit, but it is possible that you would see the edges of it in the frame.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with Olympus 45mm 1.8 lens?

A: Yes this hood can fit the Olympus 45mm f/1.8.

Q: 10. For the 67mm model, what is the diameter of the hood when collapsed and uncollapsed, respectively?

A: The 67mm hood is 1/2 inch when collapsed, and 1 and 1/2 inches when open.