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Nikon 24-120 S Lens
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<blockquote data-quote="benhasajeep" data-source="post: 847782" data-attributes="member: 70649"><p>I just checked my 24-120 f/4 S on my Z8 with HB-102 hood on. Absolutely zero hood interference at 24mm, not even a slight shade. However I was successful to shade the 4 corners by adding a thicker B+W C-POL over a thin clear lens protection filter. Now experimenting further I was able to black out the upper right corner and a little bit of the lower left corner by having the hood about 1/4" before engaging where you would turn it more to lock into position. The only way I could block all 4 corners and the sides, was to have the hood clocked 90 degrees off. But in this position the hood is not even engaged in the recesses and would fall off if pointed down. But in level position stays on. But it blocks the entire sides not just the corners.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="benhasajeep, post: 847782, member: 70649"] I just checked my 24-120 f/4 S on my Z8 with HB-102 hood on. Absolutely zero hood interference at 24mm, not even a slight shade. However I was successful to shade the 4 corners by adding a thicker B+W C-POL over a thin clear lens protection filter. Now experimenting further I was able to black out the upper right corner and a little bit of the lower left corner by having the hood about 1/4" before engaging where you would turn it more to lock into position. The only way I could block all 4 corners and the sides, was to have the hood clocked 90 degrees off. But in this position the hood is not even engaged in the recesses and would fall off if pointed down. But in level position stays on. But it blocks the entire sides not just the corners. [/QUOTE]
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