Tom Pfeiffer wrote:
> The only naming convention I've figured out is that the second letter
> signifies (W)ide, (S)tandard or (T)elephoto. Is there more to it?
Yes,
� The first letter "B" is for "bayonet" if no B then it's a screw-on or
clamp on.
� The number indicates the filter size 52 = 52mm
� The last letter indicates variations
So, a BW-52C is a bayonet hood for a wide-angle lens with a 52mm filter
thread. The last letter "C" indicates it is for a 24mm lens (A=35mm,
B=28mm), specifically the FD 24mm f/2.8 (maybe the f/2.0 as well).
But what the heck does an ET-65II hood fit (EF 100-300mm f/5.6 (L))?
How 'bout an ET-62II (EF 70-210mm f/4). What the heck does the 65 and
the 62 mean? What's the difference between an "II" and a not "II?"
Mr. Bill
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