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Promaster 7078 ET63 Lens Hood for Canon

Promaster 7078 ET63 Lens Hood for Canon - Main image
$14.16 $19.95 In stock

Category: Lens Hoods

Features:

Use a lens hood to prevent light from hitting the front lens element from the sides, thereby reducing contrast and creating flare. Pictures taken with a lens hood will generally have richer colors and deeper saturation. Lens hoods also add additional protection for your lens.

PROMASTER replacement lens hoods are super high quality with excellent fit and finish.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

The bayonet mount clicks on solidly, no wobble at all. Since I started using it, my outdoor shots have noticeably less glare and the contrast holds up even in harsh midday sun.

Alexander ★★★★★

I noticed richer colors and less haze in my landscape shots right after mounting this hood, and it clicks on solidly without any wobble. For the price it's a simple fix that noticeably boosts contrast in sunny conditions.

Claire R. ★★★★★

Glare has been killing my outdoor portraits, but this hood cuts it down dramatically. The bayonet mount clicks into place securely and I’ve noticed richer contrast in my shots ever since.