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Lenskirt LENSKIRT Flexible Lens Hood

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Lenskirt LENSKIRT Flexible Lens Hood
Key Features
  • Blocks Environmental Reflections
  • Fits Lenses up to 8" in Diameter
  • Works with Lenses as Wide as 15mm
  • Opening Measures 9 x 10"
The LENSKIRT Flexible Lens Hood features suction cups that attach to glass to help block out internal environmental reflections while shooting. This allows you to shoot photographs and video through glass without worrying about lights, flashes, or you showing up in the final image. It opens up with a drawstring in order to fit securely around your lens. It is compatible with lenses up to 8" in diameter, and the 9 x 10" opening will work with lenses as wide as 15mm.
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Lenskirt LSKIRT1 Overview

The LENSKIRT Flexible Lens Hood features suction cups that attach to glass to help block out internal environmental reflections while shooting. This allows you to shoot photographs and video through glass without worrying about lights, flashes, or you showing up in the final image. It opens up with a drawstring in order to fit securely around your lens. It is compatible with lenses up to 8" in diameter, and the 9 x 10" opening will work with lenses as wide as 15mm.

UPC: 609722319089

Lenskirt LSKIRT1 Specs

Mount Type
Proprietary
Dimensions
9 x 10" / 22.9 x 25.4 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
9.55 x 6.3 x 2"

Lenskirt LSKIRT1 Reviews

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Which size for 16mm on full frame?

Which size for 16mm on full frame?
Asked by: Anna
Yes, the Lenskirt ""LENSKIRT Flexible Lens Hood will technically fit on your 16mm lens, because the draw string will allow it to fit. But, because of the extreme wide angle of that lens on a "full frame" camera, one will see the hood on the edge of photos. The Lenskirt LENSKIRT XL is a better hood for wide angle lenses like the 16mm. https://bhpho.to/3ahTUTC
Answered by: Lenny
Date published: 2023-03-04

Would this work for basketball backboard mounted ...

Would this work for basketball backboard mounted cameras to block reflections?
Asked by: Benjamin
It will almost certainly work and probably quite well. I’ve used it on store windows to great effect and your proposed use sounds like just what this was designed for.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2019-11-14

question

Is the Lenskirt suitable for using with a GoPro camera attached to the window via the GoPro suction cup? I presume itd be a simple matter of pulling the drawstring closed behind the camera to keep light from entering from the rear. I like to do time-lapse photography at airports.
Asked by: Philip
I have not tried with a GoPro and suction mount only a 5Dm3. From how you are describe you would mount the GoPro I think you will have success in your time lapse
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2018-10-24

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what size should i buy for 70-200mm lens ?
Asked by: Anonymous
Do not know
Answered by: Thomas E.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Can the top edge of the hood be adjusted closer to the camera than the bottom if the camera needs to be angled downwards when shooting through a one-way mirror?
Asked by: Allan
Angling the camera lens within the hood would present no problem at all. This is an excellent product. I have used this hood many many many times traveling on the trains in Europe. It has allowed me to take photos from the train in situations where the reflections on the train windows made it otherwise impossible. Highly recommended product.
Answered by: James M.
Date published: 2020-09-02

question

Does this work on thermopane residential glass (double pane windows)?
Asked by: Mike K.
Yes its a great tool to have.
Answered by: BRENT K.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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