Vivitar
Vivitar HF-DH-58 58mm tulip lens hood black .05kg 360° rotation
A 58 mm tulip hood blocks stray light, cuts flare and shields the front element from moisture or debris, rotating 360° and weighing just .05 kg
- PartLens Hoods & Shades
- ColorBlack
- Focal Length8 mm
- FeaturesKeep moisture or wind-blown debris off the lens
- Weight0.05
- Reduces flare by blocking stray light
- Improves contrast and image quality
- Shields lens from moisture and debris
- Adds impact protection for the front element
- Rotates 360° for flexible positioning
For 58mm filter threads
The Vivitar HF-DH-58 tulip hood screws onto any lens or filter with a 58mm thread. It is built for photographers who want to cut stray light and protect the front element without adding bulk.
Black hard plastic with 360° rotation
The rigid black barrel resists knocks and keeps moisture or wind-blown debris off the glass. A rear locking ring lets you turn the petal shape through 360 degrees so the cut-outs always clear the frame corners.
Replaces missing or lost petal hoods
If your original hood was lost or a filter-thread lens shipped without one, this restores flare control and impact protection. The upgrade is worth it whenever you shoot into bright light or work in dusty, damp conditions.
Highlights
- Reduces flare by blocking stray light
- Improves contrast and image quality
- Shields lens from moisture and debris
- Adds impact protection for the front element
- Rotates 360° for flexible positioning
Specifications
| Brand | Vivitar |
|---|---|
| Model | HF-DH-58 |
| Part | Lens Hoods & Shades |
| Color | Black |
| Focal Length | 8 mm |
| Features | Keep moisture or wind-blown debris off the lens |
| Weight | 0.05 |
Questions about this item
How does the 58 mm thread mount on the Vivitar HF-DH-58 affect compatibility with my lens?
The hood screws directly onto any lens or filter with a 58 mm front thread; no adapter is required if the diameters match.
What physical clearance does the tulip-shaped Vivitar HF-DH-58 need around the front element?
The petal cut-outs follow the sensor's aspect ratio, so the hood extends farther at the top and bottom than at the sides; allow enough depth for the longest petal.
How do I install the Vivitar HF-DH-58 so the tulip petals stay aligned horizontally?
Screw the hood on until snug, then loosen the rear locking ring, rotate the hood 360° until the petals sit level, and re-tighten the ring to lock that orientation.
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