Lens Hoods

7 products from 5 brands, including Freewell, Tamron, FotodioX. Prices from $18.95 to $172.95, including GST. 1 ship within 1-2 business days.

Lens hoods help reduce stray light, lens flare and low-contrast images, while adding some protection around the front element. This range suits photographers replacing a lost hood, improving outdoor shooting or matching a compact camera setup. Choose compatible options from Tamron, Freewell, NiSi or Polar Pro for your lens model.

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About the Lens Hoods range

Choose a hood by the lens model first, then check its mounting style, shape and dimensions. Bayonet hoods are made for a specific lens and usually lock into the dedicated mount. Petal or tulip designs suit wider lenses because their cut-outs help reduce vignetting. Round or cylindrical hoods suit standard and telephoto lenses. If you use filters, confirm whether the hood allows them to remain fitted.

Compatibility is the main sizing trap. A hood that fits the camera brand may still be wrong for the lens, and a matching filter-thread diameter alone may not provide the correct depth or mount. Check the complete lens name, focal-length range, filter size and manufacturer hood code before ordering. This range is organised around Lens Hoods, including dedicated options for selected Tamron, Fujifilm X100 Series, Fujifilm XF and other listed lens setups. Confirm the exact product description before purchase, especially for zoom lenses, power zoom lenses and compact fixed-lens cameras.

Lens Hoods questions

Do I need a lens hood for my camera lens?

A lens hood is useful when shooting outdoors, near windows or around strong light sources. It helps block stray light that can cause flare and reduce contrast, and may provide some protection from accidental bumps. It is not required for every photograph, but it can stay fitted when it does not obstruct the frame.

How do I know which lens hood fits my lens?

Use the full lens model, not only the camera brand or filter-thread size. Check whether the lens accepts a bayonet hood or a screw-in hood, then compare the manufacturer code and stated compatibility. A hood with the same thread diameter can still be too deep, too shallow or incompatible with the lens mount.

Can I use a lens hood with a filter or lens cap?

It depends on the hood design. Some hoods leave the filter thread accessible, while dedicated bayonet models may require the filter to be fitted before the hood. Check the product specifications and hood dimensions. Also confirm that your lens cap fits with the hood attached, particularly on compact or reversible designs.

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