There's a Takumar 105/2.8 metal threaded hood on U.S. EBay right now, but I 
think the Tak used a 49mm filter.

I wouldn't be surprised if you could use a 135mm or longer hood without 
vignetting.

When I had a K105/2.8, as I recall I had the original hood and it made a 
handsome combination.

On my Kiron 105/2.8K (52mm filter), I use a Nikon HS-8 snap-in metal hood 
with good results. It's 51mm long and flares out beautifully to 69mm. It 
was designed for the 85/2 and 105/2.5. I used to shun all nonthreaded 
hoods, but the Nikon snap-in mount is very simple and secure. The HS-10 is 
similar but offers a lever for even easier snapping in and out.

The Nikon HN-8 threaded hood (52mm filter) was designed for the 105/2.8 and 
135/3.5.

A list of all Nikon hoods and their specs can be found at 
http://home.swbell.net/houshr/camera/nikon/lenshoods.html

That page says the HS-8 is 30mm long, but 50 or 51mm is correct.

These and other Nikon hoods are routinely available on U.S. EBay, where you 
can see photos.

Paul Franklin Stregevsky
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