Zeiss - Lens Hoods

Genuine Zeiss lens hoods are engineered to suppress stray light and flare, helping preserve contrast and colour fidelity in high-glare lighting environments. Designed to complement high-precision optics, they also provide a crucial first line of physical defence against accidental impacts, scratches, and debris on location.

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1365665

Zeiss Lens Hood for 21/25mm ZM for Leica M-Mount

$193.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1365666

Zeiss Lens Hood for 25/28mm ZM for Leica M-Mount

$217.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1365667

Zeiss Lens Hood for 35mm / 50mm ZM for Leica M-Mount

$193.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1428461

Zeiss Lens Hood for CS 50mm f/1.5 ZM Leica M-Mount

$193.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1441879

Zeiss Lens Hood for 18mm ZM Leica M-Mount

$196.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1454474

Zeiss Lens Hood for 35mm f/2.0 ZF.2/ZE/ZK

$196.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1454475

Zeiss Lens Hood for 50mm f/1.4 ZF.2/ZE/ZK

$215.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1454477

Zeiss Lens Hood for 50mm f/2.0 Macro ZF.2/ZE/ZK

$215.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1454509

Zeiss Lens Hood for 100mm f/2.0 ZF.2/ZE/ZK

$215.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1502002

Zeiss Lens shade for Distagon T* 2.8 ZF.2 & Distagon T* 2/28 ZE/ ZF.2

$196.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1690438

Zeiss Lens Hood for 85mm f/4.0 ZM for Leica M-Mount

$196.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1772179

Zeiss Lens Hood for 18mm / 21mm ZF.2 / ZE / ZK

$410.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1782733

Zeiss Lens Hood for 35mm f/1.4 ZF.2/ZE

$215.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1984689

Lens hood for Distagon T* 2/25 ZE/ZF.2

$293.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2028702

Zeiss Lens Hood for 135mm f/2.0 ZF.2/ZE

$420.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2049548

Zeiss Front Lens Cap 67mm

$58.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2049549

Zeiss Front Lens Cap 52mm

$58.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2049550

Zeiss Lens Hood for Touit 12mm f/2.8

$113.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2049551

Zeiss Lens Hood for Touit 32mm f/1.8

$113.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2049553

Zeiss Rear Lens Cap Sony E-Mount

$49.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2049554

Zeiss Rear Lens Cap Fuji X-Mount

$49.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2099455

Zeiss Lens Hood for Otus 55mm f/1.4

$468.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2099456

Zeiss Lens Hood for Otus 85mm f/1.4

$660.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2110569

Zeiss Lens Hood for Batis 25mm

$182.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2110571

Zeiss Lens Hood for Batis 85mm

$175.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2112813

Zeiss Lens Hood for 35mm f/1.4 ZM for Leica M-Mount

$367.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2122487

Zeiss Lens Hood for Loxia 50mm f/2

$162.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2136693

Zeiss Lens Shade for Batis 18mm

$182.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

2144616

Zeiss Lens Hood for Loxia 21mm f/2.8

$213.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

0530032

Zeiss Lens Hood for 50mm f/1.4 ZE

$212.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

1505002

Zeiss Lens Hood for 2,8/25 ZF.2 & 2/28 ZE/ZF.2

$196.00

ETA: 02/11/2026

Professional Lens Hoods for Light Control

Reducing glare and lens flare is essential for achieving high contrast and accurate colour saturation in professional photography. A dedicated lens hood for camera systems serves as the primary defence against stray light entering the front element from acute angles. Beyond improving optical performance, these lens accessories provide a physical barrier that helps protect the glass from accidental impact, fingerprints, and moisture while working in challenging environments.

Selecting the Correct Lens Hood for Camera Gear

Our range includes specialised solutions from industry leading manufacturers such as Zeiss, Pentax, and Sigma. Whether you require a replacement Tokina lens hood for wide angle zooms or a specific Hasselblad lens shade for medium format systems, selecting the correct fit is vital for avoiding vignetting. For photographers managing multiple setups, we also stock a variety of lens caps and general photography accessories to ensure your equipment remains secure during transport and storage.

Effective suppression of stray light to minimise ghosting and internal reflections.
Precision engineered bayonet and screw mounts for brands including Ricoh and Zeiss.
Durable construction designed to withstand the rigours of daily professional use.
Compatible options for various focal lengths and filter diameters to ensure maximum coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary benefits of using lens hoods in various lighting conditions?

The main purpose of a lens hood is to block unwanted light from hitting the front of the lens, which prevents flare and ghosting. This is particularly important when shooting in bright sunlight or near artificial light sources. Additionally, the physical extension of the hood offers significant protection against bumps and scratches without degrading the image quality of your optical glass.

Should I use a lens hood or rely on protective filters for element safety?

While lens filters provide a direct layer of glass protection against dust and moisture, a lens hood provides superior mechanical protection against drops and impacts. Unlike some filters, a hood does not add an extra layer of glass that could potentially cause reflections. Professionals often use both simultaneously to ensure maximum safety and light control.

How do I confirm if a specific Sigma, Tokina, or Zeiss hood will fit my lens?

Compatibility is determined by the specific lens model rather than just the brand. You should check the barrel of your lens for the specific model number or the filter thread size. Many hoods use a unique bayonet mount designed for a specific focal length to avoid blocking the corners of the frame. We provide a range of optical accessories to help you find the exact match for your hardware.

Zeiss - Lens Hoods

Professional Lens Hoods for Light Control

Selecting the Correct Lens Hood for Camera Gear

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary benefits of using lens hoods in various lighting conditions?

Should I use a lens hood or rely on protective filters for element safety?

How do I confirm if a specific Sigma, Tokina, or Zeiss hood will fit my lens?

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Zeiss - Lens Hoods

Professional Lens Hoods for Light Control

Selecting the Correct Lens Hood for Camera Gear

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary benefits of using lens hoods in various lighting conditions?

Should I use a lens hood or rely on protective filters for element safety?

How do I confirm if a specific Sigma, Tokina, or Zeiss hood will fit my lens?

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