Yes, the IROOA fits too, the ITDOO too, but these hoods do not fit the lens in the reversed position, because the focusing lever sits in the way. On the front they do not accept a lens cap. So you have to take them on and off all the time, very annoying. You lose them. I want a hood that stays on the lens on a permanent basis. So they have to accept a lens cap, otherwise the lens gets dirty. The hood/lens cap-problem is serious if you want to use the lens often. If there is no solution you finally stop using the lens. I know that, because I am into the Leica-M system since 1979.
Erik.
Raid, I've also used the IROOA, but i preferred the 12485,12405 because of the cutouts. I don't like the way way the solid hoods cut into the lower right corner of the viewfinder. Sometimes I carry multiple hoods, & sometimes i carry one 35mm camera and an extra lens and share a hood.
Yes, the IROOA fits too, the ITDOO too, but these hoods do not fit the lens in the reversed position, because the focusing lever sits in the way. On the front they do not accept a lens cap. So you have to take them on and off all the time, very annoying. You lose them. I want a hood that stays on the lens on a permanent basis. So they have to accept a lens cap, otherwise the lens gets dirty. The hood/lens cap-problem is serious if you want to use the lens often. If there is no solution you stop using the lens. I know that, because I am into the Leica-M system since 1979.
Erik.
Actually there is a solution for IROOA hood. Chinese seller on ebay has this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Front-Cap-f...C-Metal-High-Quality-Black-Color/272461196915
i have this hood for my 35/2 v4, including hood cap; but in fact i never use the hood cap; too complicated for me
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Thanks! I'll take one.
Erik.
I use this hood only for 50mm lenses and not 35mm lenses.😀