Will this work for the Canon 70-200mm f2.8 WITH a lens hood screwed on?
1748765
I don't think so. I shoot Nikon and it won't accept my Nikkor 70-200 2.8. I use this for that lens: "Lowepro Lens Case 11 x 26 cm (Black) by Lowepro 21 customer reviews | 4 answered questions List Price: $44.99 Price: $37.50 You Save: $7.49 (17%) In stock on April 19, 2014. Order it now. Sold by Bopo and Fulfilled by Amazon. Fits high-power zoom lenses, similar to 70-200mm f/2.8 Purpose-built, one-piece foam padding construction protects a specific lens size and shape from top to bottom and side to side; sturdy, yet lightweight Built-in SlipLock attachment tab secures the Lens Case to a Lowepro SlipLock compatible bag or pack Removable, adjustable shoulder strap provides an extra carrying option and allows for a custom fit when worn over shoulder or across body Compression strap secures case to a backpack or shoulder bag with daisy chains or loops_
1487071
.....not sure, I'm using it with a prime Canon 200mm 2.8 L lens...with a Manfrotto QR plate, well built, great fit
1078936
No. I don't think so. I use a 49mm ND screw on filter and I cannot use the Lens Hood at the same time.
308136
I have a Sony HX 300 The lens hood will not fit tightly to the the lens and is prone to fall off
1676957
All I know is it fits my 70-200 f4. Check the canon site and see if my lens would take the same collar as yours
2221438
The hoodman HEYEC18G Hoodeye will fit a Canon 70D if LCD remains closed per the Hoodman compatibility chart. Please check http://hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi?display=action&emptyoverride=yes&template=PDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_XHTML/compatibility_chart.html at hoodmanusa.com. Hope this helps
1616517
Will this work well with the Canon EF 70-200 L lens? Is there a list somewhere of compatible lenses?
627075
It will fit a Nikon D7000 with a 18-140, but not with a lens hood attached.I'm not sure how that compares to your camera, but the length to the end of the lens is a little over 6 1/2 inches. Hope that helps.
494197
It will fit the lens itself, not the filter, so you would first put the lens hood on then the filter on the lens hood. Hoped this helped you!
482080
This lens hood - like most any other - is designed to fit a specific diameter lens. Look on the front of your specific lens for the diameter - given in millimeters and often followed by a circle with a vertical line through it (meaning diameter). Match the diameter of the lens hood to the diameter of you lens. This AGFA - like most lens hoods - is available in a variety of diameters. If your lens is 77mm it will work. If not - then order the matching diameter.
845026
It's not the camera body that makes a difference it is what mm the lens is. So match the "mm" number on the hood with the "mm" number on your lense(s) to find out if it will fit and yes, you can have filters on the lens with a hood on. :)
174719
Harvey, I would say yes. I have a Nikon D70 with a 18-70 lens and normally have the sun hood attached to the lens. The one problem is that the suspension strap that is held in place with Velcro (one side has Velcro and the other is permanently attached) has the slit opening that the camera lens is to drop thru and suspend the camera. The opening is rather tight when the sun hood is still attached. It does go thru. but is a sight squeeze. To eliminate the hassle I just released the Velcro and put the camera in lens first. There is enough padding in the bottom that it does give adequate cushion. To give additional cushion I also took a nice soft bath wash cloth and folded in in forths and put on the bottom. The main area also has a internal side pocket that I keep my Nikon speedlight in. So I don't see you having a problems getting your Canon T3 in the case. Just to give you some reference my Nikon D70 is 5 1/2" wide on the body and from the back to front of lens sun hood it is 7". So if yours is less than that you are good to go. Hope that helps. Wayne
1237669
Might fit, but not designed to provide the shielding required to keep stray light out of the lens. Hoods are optimized for individual lens focal lengths so it will not be optimum.
2254669
Not sure. Goto canon.com, type in the lense model, and look at the specs....which will include the lense hood. Canon OEM hoods work with filters on and will not impede the lense function.
153768
This case is huge. I use all canon so I don't know about nikkor lenses but My canon 70-200L is a big lens and it fits just right. It's about 4" in diameter. It won't accommodate the large hoods though.
307814
I'm not sure I understand your question. It will work with what you have. It will cover up to a 70-200mm lens. It works great. Highly recommended.
169027
the collar that you thread on to the filter threads is where you fit the hood on, both for reverse and photo taking positions. it doesn't work well, its very tight and i ended up not using it. i just got the canon hoods for the lens instead.