vladimir
vladimir
Has anyone of you purchased lens shades (hoods) from Thorsten von Overgaard that he sells for about USD 175? It appears that these lens shades looks the same as the ones that you can get from China for just a few bucks with free shipping. Or is there something so special that I failed to notice?
Archlich
Well-known
Looks like he's particularly fond of the design of the Leica 12466 hood.
Jerevan
Recycled User
That they are von Overgaard, of course. 
China-made or not - it is the story that comes with it, that costs $175.
China-made or not - it is the story that comes with it, that costs $175.
Rune
Member
For that amount of money, it might be cheaper to hire someone to hold up their hand to shield for the sunrays...
seany65
Well-known
$175?
You could buy 3 FSU cameras for that. Or perhaps a couple of the cheaper old slr's. Or half a dozen box cameras.
You could buy 3 FSU cameras for that. Or perhaps a couple of the cheaper old slr's. Or half a dozen box cameras.
waileong
Well-known
Everything from China is cheaper
Everything from China is cheaper
Everything from China is cheaper....
Everything from China is cheaper
Everything from China is cheaper....
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chinese delivery is no longer an attractive part of the deal...i've been waiting for more than a month for delivery for a cheap hood.
CMur12
Veteran
When you say "no longer," do you mean that there has been a recent change in the mail from China? I bought a couple of lens hoods for a Canonet from China, within the last six months, and I got them within a couple of weeks.
- Murray
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i have been ordering small, cheap goods from china and hong kong for a long time...my last 2 orders have been a disappointment...one never showed up and i got a refund and one is taking the slow road...before that deliveries were much quicker...weeks compared to months.
CMur12
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michaelwj
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Mixed feelings on LUF: https://www.l-camera-forum.com/topic/273518-overgaard-hoods/
For the money they're a bit in no mans land. I'd prefer to stump up the extra for the original of save for the cheapie. I see no point in paying close to the cost of the real deal but not get the real deal. US$175 ain't small change.
For the money they're a bit in no mans land. I'd prefer to stump up the extra for the original of save for the cheapie. I see no point in paying close to the cost of the real deal but not get the real deal. US$175 ain't small change.
