SIOTI 39mm Lens Hood, Oxidation Matte Anti Reflective Treatment, Aluminum Alloy, with 1 * 58mm Lens Cap, Compatible with Sony/Canon/Nikon/Fuji etc >24mm Camera Lens

I bought this Sioti hood for my Sony PZ 16-50mm OSS E-mount lens. From a practical point, and from the looks of it, this really isn't a lens hood; it's more a circular "crash bar" to help protect the front element of the lens than providing any substantial shading. I may be wrong in this; time will tell. I chose the Sioti because it comes with an oversized lens cap and the hood attaches by threading into the lens barrel. What's nice about the 58mm lens cap is it fits into, and attaches to, the front opening of the hood; it's much easier to handle than the tiny 40.5mm Sony cap. There are fine ridges machined into the inner edge of the hood the latches on the cap engage; the cap stays firmly in place. The outer edge location of the latches also make using the big cap a lot nicer as well. Also included in the kit was a lens cleaning cloth. The potential downside to using the big cap are the three large slots cut into the hood around its perimeter; using the big cap means "stuff" may get through these slots and onto the lens. How much of a concern this is depends on whether you're a UV (or Sky, or Haze) filter user or not. The Sioti lens hood is internally threaded to allow installing a 40.5mm filter. If you thread your UV (or Sky or Haze) filter into the the lens hood, you have protection; "stuff" getting through the slots will end up on your filter, not your lens element. The threading feature of the hood can work nicely if you have to stack a couple of filters (ND filters come to mind). You can potentially eliminate vignetting by threading one filter into the lens (between the lens and hood) with the second filter threaded into the hood ...or both threaded into the hood. Overall, this is a very lightweight, high quality, metal lens hood with very useful features and nice details. While the outside of the hood is painted in a satin black, the inside is painted in flat black. Even the branding is low key; the name "Sioti 40.5mm" is placed on the inner flange of the hood and is relatively hidden when the hood is mounted on the lens. The one thing most lens hoods provide is protection from glare. I don't doubt this hood can provide *some* level of glare protection, but this is not your normal lens hood; don't assume it will provide the same level as a more traditional hood. Despite this short coming, I highly recommend this hood and cap combination. Details: - Fully threaded into the lens, and without a filter, the hood extends 7/16" from the face of the lens; no vignetting was observed. - Installing a filter between the lens and hood pushed it out 5/8" from the face of the lens; no vignetting was observed. - Installing a single filter into the internal threads of the hood produced no vignetting; the big cap can be installed. - The overall diameter of the hood is approx. 2.5", the same diameter of the zoom ring on the PZ 16-50mm OSS lens.

Looks good fits well looks well made. This fit my Konica 3a f2

✅ What I Loved High-quality aluminum build – The anodized finish feels durable and precise, and it's much more rigid than plastic hoods I’ve used. Matte inner coating – Helps eliminate internal reflections beautifully; I noticed sharper contrast in my outdoor portraits. Perfect thread fit – Screws onto my 67 mm lenses (Nikon, Canon, Sony) with no wobble or cross-thread issues—very confidence-inspiring. Low-profile flare protection – Both rectangular and petal designs block stray light well without adding bulk—ideal for street or travel use. ⚠️ Considerations Fixed size only – Works great for any 67 mm lens, but if you switch to different thread sizes frequently, you’ll need adapters. Price vs. plastic alternatives – A bit more expensive than entry-level plastic hoods—but for the metal build and performance, I think it’s worth it. 🎯 Ideal For: DSLR/mirrorless photographers – Especially those shooting landscapes, portraits, street scenes, or video, where flare control is critical. Travelers/nature shooters – Rugged aluminum and compact size make it perfect for on-the-go gear. Hybrid shooters (photo + video) – A solid hood prevents lens glare and gives your footage a sharper, more professional look. 💡 Quick Tips: Match the petal shape – Double-check you’ve got the petal or round style that complements your lens’s angle of view. Store properly – Its metal construction is durable, but avoid scratching by keeping it in a protective pouch or soft pocket. Pair with filters – Use it alongside your UV or polarizer filter—better flare resistance while preserving your glass quality. 🎤 Final Thoughts The SIOTI 67 mm Lens Hood is a thoughtfully designed, robust accessory that offers real-world benefit in glare reduction and contrast improvement. Not a budget impulse buy—but if you’re after something more durable and effective than typical plastic hoods, this one delivers. My only wish? Stop including lens caps—but that’s a minor gripe for a piece of gear I’ll likely hang onto. Want it? Just make sure it's the right thread size—and you're golden. Shoot on!

Fits perfectly on my Pen-F with the Olympus Digital ED 14-42mm EZ power mini zoom lens. You can even attach the hood to a lens filter and it still won’t cause vignetting at the widest [28mm equivalent in this case] point and the Olympus 37mm lens cap snaps perfectly into the hood very tightly if you don’t want to use the 58mm one that came with the hood. Well made quality aluminum lens hood with matte black inside the hood to minimize any stay light that might effect your image. Great quality for less than $8. Will buy an extra just in case I lose this one. Great job SOITI for making the perfect lens hood for the Olympus M.Zuiko ED 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 EZ lens when Olympus never did. Thanks !

I feel badly for giving the this item a three star. It's a nice lens shade at a very low price. The usual Leica shades are very, very expensive. This one is nicely made and just the right design for a wide angle lens. The problem lies in that fact that it does not fit any Leica lens I have with 39mm filter threads. Anyone who is a Leicaphile knows that 39mm is the magic number for a bunch of Leica lenses. This shade is very nicely marked 39mm but it doesn't fit anything. It was very inexpensive so I will keep it in my odds and ends of photographia box in hopes that it will fit something sometime. I guess better luck next time. In any case, it's not a big deal.

Se trata de un parasol de la marca Sioti, concretamente el modelo TVLH-37mm en color negro. El parasol presenta una correcta calidad de fabricación. Es completamente metálico, por lo que aparenta ser robusto. Junto con el propio parasol se entrega una tapa y un paño de microfibra, un buen detalle sin duda por parte del fabricante :) En mi caso concreto, solicité el parasol de 37 mm para el objetivo Olympus M.Zuiko 14-42 mm, ya que Olympus no comercializa ningún parasol para dicho objetivo. La verdad es que tenía algunas dudas cuando lo pedí, pero lo cierto es que la rosca de 37 mm encaja perfectamente en el objetivo y, una vez puesto, éste queda bien sujeto. La verdad es que he quedado muy satisfecho con él y la única pega que puedo ponerle es que no lo fabriquen también en color plata, por lo demás genial. En cuanto al precio, me parece adecuado, así que de momento he quedado bastante satisfecho con él. Espero que esta opinión te haya sido útil :)

Endlich fand ich eine veritable Alternative zur tulpenförmigen originalen Störlichtblende des 10-24er Zooms, ich hasse die Dinger und ersetze sie wo immer es geht. Ringförmige Gegenlichtblenden haken beim Verstauen in der Fototasche nicht ein, haben kleinere Durchmesser, lösen sich nicht ungewollt und man kann die Kamera-Objektiv-Einheit kopfüber kippsicher darauf abstellen. Den theoretischen Vorteil der tulpenförmigen Blenden habe ich in der Praxis noch nie feststellen können und wenn die Sonne tatsächlich einmal mittig von oben in das Objektiv scheint, hilft Abschatten mit der freien Hand - insofern sehe ich in einer derart kurzen Störlichtblende wie diese ultraflache SIOTI keinen für mich relevanten Gebrauchsnachteil, im Gegenteil. Der Hersteller bescheinigt zwar eine WW-Eignung erst ab 12mm Brennweite, wenn der Filterdurchmesser des Objektivs jedoch etwas überdimensioniert wurde, kann es durchaus klappen. In meinem konkreten Fall konnte ich sogar noch ein 72mm UV-Filter Ultraslim (von Jongsun) in das SIOTI einschrauben, ohne erkennbare Vignettierung. Yeah! (Erst das Filter auf das Objektiv und dann die Ggegenlichtblende aufgeschraubt geht nicht, das vignettiert bis 13mm) Ich bin super zufrieden mit der SIOTI "Objektivhaube". Sie bietet mir den gewollten mechanischen Schutz und verfügt licht-seitig über ein 72mm Filtergewinde sowie ein 82mm Filtergewinde so dass man die Wahl hat, welche Größe Schutzdeckel oder Filter man verwenden möchte. Da ein 82er Deckel und ein Microfasertuch mitgeliefert werden, ist man erstmal versorgt. 5 Sterne für eine gut gemachte Alternative für Ultraweitwinkel-Objektive.

Conforme au descriptif Le bouchon est un gros plus Filetage fin Fait le job Adapté pour le 12-32 en version grand angle pas de vignetage

Works perfect. Takes the sun glare away from the lens.

L'ho acquistato per montarlo su di un Voigtlander 35mm. La filettatura combacia perfettamente e riesco anche a montare il copri obiettivo originale del Voigtlander. Lo consiglio.