This may sound sacrilegious, but you can start with the more restrictive hood and just grind it back with something like a Dremel until it doesn't vignette.

I've always found that Canon is very conservative with their hoods (they leave much more clearance than they need). I have always used one hood longer than recommended, even with a full-frame camera.

Mr. Bill



Tom Pfeiffer wrote:
Not cheaper, but much more useful on a 1.6X body:

http://www.burren.cx/photo/ew83d.html

Tom P.
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Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 3:55 PM
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Subject: EOS lenshood for 17-40

I just got a used 17-40 mm lens, and need to get a lenshood for it. Are there any other options (read cheaper), than the canon ew-83e. I'll be using it on a 10D, so the field of view that needs to be covered is not as great as with full frame. When I can afford a ful frame digital, I can afford the real lens hood.

thanks

Steve
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Steven Ralser
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Department of Geology and Geophysics
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Madison, WI, 53706
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