LensCoat Hoodie Lens Hood Cover (Medium, Realtree Snow)

Yes, trick of the trade if you apply to your lens and warm with blow dryer. They shrink just a lil for that perfect fit.

The LensCoat Hoodie Lens Hood Cover (Medium, Black), B&H # LELCHMBK, would be the correct LensCoat Hoodie Lens Hood Cover for use with the Canon EF 11-24mm f/4L USM Lens.

The medium hood hat will fit the Tokina 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. Both Op/Tech and LensCoat are excellent brands.

Hello IraThe two Lenscoat medium Hoodies I bought were to replace the original plastic lens covers provided by Canon. It was taking too much time to remove and replace these plastic covers in the field so I now use Lenscoat hoods for all my lenses from 600mm down to 17-40mm.The medium hoods are for my 300mm f4 and 400mm f5.6 lenses that have a 77mm diameter. (They take 77mm filters) These hoods provide a loose fitting which is fine for me. You should check your lens diameter and make your choice on that. Based on my findings for a lens with 72mm or smaller diameter I use a smaller size than medium.The hoods are of high quality and provide extra benefit in that they don't get lost as easily as the plastic covers. I wholeheartedly recommend them.RegardsTerry

I bought this for the 50mm Nikon lens to fit over the lens shade for protection and quick on and off capability.The product was protective but fit so snugly over the shade that it was slow to remove and re-attach.

The medium lens coat hoodie will fit the Nikon 14 - 24 lens hood which is 98mm. The hoodie wall is thin so it will give, and it has a solid base to protect that bulbous lens. I prefer using the Op/Tech USA Hood Hat, the thickness is more substantial, and probably the large is more suited to this lens.

Can not respond to this specific product as the one I use it on is a .Nikon 28-300 telephoto lense with 77mm dia.

I dont use Tamron lenses. I use only Nikon pro lenses, and the hoods that come with them. I think the best hood for any lens is the one made by the manufacturer. Its not the thickness but the shape that matters. Hoods become a pain to keep matched with lenses when they're all in my bag together, so I mark the focal length on the hood somewhere. Just write it on a small piece of paper and stick it on the hood. Hoods are a bit bothersome to use,esp. on a long lens, but its important to always use them to prevent extra light from sneaking in and ruining the exposure. I know you didnt ask this, but the best lens by far Ive ever used is Nikon 24-70mm. Stunningly sharp. It is expensive. If you want professional results, use professional gear.