Retro Square Lens Hood - Screw Mount - for Sony Alpha A6000 Series Cameras - 40.5mm Filter Thread
The CADeN Retro Square Lens Hood is specifically designed to fit Sony Alpha cameras with a 40.5mm filter thread, including popular models like the A6500, A6400, A6300, A6100, A6000, A5100, A5000, NEX-6, NEX-5T, and NEX-3N. This hood is ideal for use with the 16-50mm kit lens, offering essential protection and improved image quality.
A lens hood effectively blocks stray light from entering the lens, which can cause unwanted glare and flares that degrade image contrast and color saturation. By shading the lens, this hood ensures clearer, sharper images, especially when shooting in bright conditions or towards strong light sources. It also provides a degree of physical protection against accidental bumps and scratches.
This lens hood features a secure screw-mount design for easy attachment and removal, ensuring it stays firmly in place. Its retro square shape offers a stylish aesthetic while providing excellent light-shielding capabilities. The 40.5mm filter thread means you can still attach standard filters without removing the hood, offering versatile use for photographers on the go.
This lens hood is compatible with Sony Alpha A6000 series cameras (A6500, A6400, A6300, A6100, A6000, A5100, A5000) and NEX models (NEX-6, NEX-5T, NEX-3N), specifically those using a 16-50mm lens and having a 40.5mm filter thread.
The lens hood features a 40.5mm filter thread. This allows you to attach standard 40.5mm camera filters without needing to remove the hood, providing convenience and extended lens protection.
The retro square design effectively blocks stray light and prevents lens flare and ghosting. This results in improved contrast, better color saturation, and sharper images, especially when shooting in bright sunlight or towards light sources.
Yes, in addition to optical benefits, the lens hood provides a layer of physical protection for your camera lens. It helps guard against accidental bumps, scratches, and minor impacts, reducing the risk of damage to the front lens element.