📸 Veatree 58mm Lens Hood Kit - Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood with Filter Thread + Reversible Tulip Flower Lens Hood + Center Pinch Lens Cap + Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth Review

Nothing to say. Two hoods do their job. On my Canon EF-S 18-55 IS STM lens, the rubber hood is visible in the photo when the zoom is around 18mm. This quickly disappears when I zoom in on the lens. However, this is not a problem as the rubber hood is adjustable in three lengths. The middle setting is not displayed. The tulip dome is not visible at all in the photo at any lens setting. I hold it all the time It helps protect the front of the lens well, along with a UV filter that is always on…

I really just needed a replacement 55mm lens cap for my Nikon D3400. The original lid was flimsy and broke when I dropped it. The replacement Nikon cap was ridiculously expensive, even at Revain. I found this combination and decided to try it. The interchangeable cap fits my lens, has very strong springs and a cord that allows it to snag when removed instead of falling off like me. I also like the tulip lens tint, although I haven't used it in a variety of lighting conditions. I don't care…

I lost the lens cap and lens hood on my Fujifilm X-T1 mirrorless during a hike so I decided to buy this set mainly to replace the cap; Thought a little cord would be a nice addition considering my original cap just fell off the lens. When I unpacked the kit and put the lens cap on the camera, I was amazed at its durability. While it was easy to remove, the cap stuck firmly to my lens - I wasn't even sure I would need a lanyard (I still attached it just in case). It's easy to take off if I ever…

I have bought lens hoods for both 55mm and 58mm lenses and am really impressed with these kits. They seem well constructed and easy to use. One feature I find very useful is the ability to switch Tulip lens hoods from the front (for photography) to the back (for storage) without having to unscrew the mounting ring. The cover is designed to snap into place and detach from the mounting ring. When assembled it is securely fastened, but shifting is very easy. This is useful for reducing the chance…

I just received this set so this is the first impression. I think it's good value for money and a smart set. I just bought a used Nikon 28-200 zoom lens that came with a proper Nikon lens hood (HB-12) which is huge. This makes the lens look like a tube. And I don't think it's effective for darkening the lens, too small and wide. Rather than protect, I think it's easier to damage the lens. To be clear, this set consists of two lens hoods, a one-piece plastic tulip lens hood and a two-position…

Every lens hood I've looked at has had negative reviews for showing up in pictures with the widest lens angle. didn't matter, so I went with this one. It fits well, it works well, the rubber cap can make a full circle in the wide-angle image and is fully extended. not visible at the widest angle in the image and long "leaves" oriented vertically. Both hoods were mounted over a UV filter that expanded their position by about 1/8 inch. The rubber hood has held each of the 3 positions fairly…

Looking at the picture of the box contents, the hood ring mount for the tulip hood was shown as a separate item. I didn't find it in the box. I was able to attach the lens hood, but I couldn't fold it onto the lens for compact storage. I contacted Veatree who dealt with me very professionally and solved my problem. The hood mount snaps into place on each side of the tulip hood! Aha! Nothing is missing. The lens hood comes out of the box and is ready to be placed on the lens. When you're done…

I just received this set so that's the first impression. I think it's good value for money and a smart set. I just bought a used Nikon 28-200 zoom lens that came with a proper Nikon lens hood (HB-12) which is huge. This makes the lens look like a tube. And I don't think it's effective for darkening the lens, too small and wide. Rather than defend, I think this makes it easier to damage the lens. to put it bluntly This set includes two lens hoods, a one-piece plastic tulip lens hood and a…

Every lens hood I've looked at has received negative reviews for showing up in pictures at the widest lens angle. The choice between $27 and $10 didn't matter, so I went with this one. It fits well, works well, the rubber hood can show a full circle in the picture at wide angle and fully extended. Both blends have neat threads that smoothly intertwine and don't bind. The tulip cap is not visible in the picture in the widest angle and long "leaves", oriented vertically. Both hoods were mounted…

the bezel ring attachment for the tulip bezel has been shown as a separate part. I didn't find it in the box. While I was able to mount the lens hood, I wasn't able to fold it onto the lens for compact storage. I contacted Veatree, who dealt with me very professionally and solved my problem. The hood mount snaps into place on each side of the tulip hood! Aha! Nothing is missing. The lens hood comes out of the box and is ready to be placed on the lens. When you're done shooting, you can simply…