LH-83J Lens Hood

In principle, I associate myself with the other reviews, the difference with the original Canon lens hood is primarily that the lens hood from the inside is frosted and not flocked, and the stiff mounting on the lens barrel. With regard to the stability the lens hood leaves nothing to be desired, especially if you - like me - the lens hood considers protection for an expensive lens and generally mounted leaves.

However, because the camera is too bulky for my camera bag with attached hood, the need arose, the lens hood at least once wrong for transporting around trying to assemble. In particular, in this direction, the assembly was so stiff that I had scruples about damaging my lens through this feat (especially since you can not keep the filter-side lens part with an inverted aperture, but only on camera-side lens part).

That reminds me I have 34 appeared too expensive for the original Canon Lens Hood still decided to edit the JJC-Lens Hood from the inside. To this end, the Tip: Take a small knife or scissors and wearing a little plastic on the two pieces of gray print lens hood. The panel can then be applied in both directions as soft as butter put on and off, but sitting still play and firmly on the lens.

I forgive four out of five stars for the lens hood, because the flock of the original panel is missing and it was not working too hard to assemble. Nevertheless, the value for money is great and I would buy the lens hood immediately.