gilpen123
Gil
I like what I'm seeing. I already have the adapter to M and on the way is a nice M3 from a fellow RFFr. I'm excited to try this lens. Btw, where can I get a hood for this lens?
here you go:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Canon-S-50-Hood...ryZ78999QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
BTW, Jiri is a great seller.
I got my 50 1.4 from him and was very pleased.
I bid on the lens hood why is it everytime I bid I am outbidded? I am now at $ 38 so far the highest bidder. How much do you think should be my max for this item? Thanks.
Unless you just want an original Canon hood, 48mm is not that uncommon.
The Canon hood is nice, but if you can find a vented Walz hood- nicer.
Quick shots of the hood it's simple, cheap and looks ok to me.
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I paid under $20, might have been under $10, for that hood from a big photo dealer in England, on Ebay. I think it's expensive because Jiri-e is a specialty dealer, although he seems to be about as good a seller as you could want.
The thing is you don't really need it. The lens is not prone to flare, at least in my experience. Look at a diagram of the lens elements, it's mostly just one huge chunk of glass. It's the one lens I rarely use a hood with.