Lens Hood for Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM Lens on EOS R5 II R6 II R8 R1 R3 RP R Camera, Reversible Lens Shade Replace Canon EW-65C Lens Hood, Compatible with 43mm Filters and 43mm Lens Cap

I should have bought the JJC in the first place, but the Amazon pictures made it look like my camera would tip over if I set it “lens down” to keep my metal baseplate from scratching a wood surface. So I bought the HUIPUXIANG version - bad choice because that hood is kind of loose and rattles on the lens (I posted a video on a review of that hood). But it turns out both lens hoods allow you to set the camera down “lens down” on a flat surface - and the JJC version fits better! Just like all of my JJC hoods. Anyway, lesson learned - I’m always starting with JJC in the future. Way cheaper than Canon, and the JJC work great! I have them for RF 16, 35, and 24-240 now. No complaints.

This fits my Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8 is USM. It allows me the use a lens filter. The original lens hood broke right away and wouldn't allow use of the lens filter. So far it has worked well.

This is the first time I have ever used a lens hood that wasn't from the manufacture of the lens itself. I have to say, I'm very pleased so far. It went on really well and the first few times I used it it was pretty stiff/hard to remove, but now it's loosened up a bit. The new Canon hoods have a button that you press to take them on and off, this one does not, it just turns and clicks into place like the older Canon hoods, but still seems to work well. Time will tell if it holds up, but at about 1/4th the price of the Canon replacement I would say its been well worth it so far.

Fit and finish similar to my Canon lens hood EW-65C, but a whole lot cheaper.

It fit the lens, and that was all I needed. Works well.

Snaped intro place as it should

todo excelente, buena calidad!

I recently purchased the Canon RF 16mm but a lens hood was not provided in the package. Canon's EW-65C Lens Hood costs about 3x as much so this was a good alternative. The build is pretty solid and probably comparable to other brands (although I've only used JJC replacement hoods in the past). One problem is that the focus/control ring on the lens is inaccessible when the lens hood is faced in but this is a problem with the lens design rather than the hood design. Because of this, I keep mine faced out at al times and it gets quite abused. A small corner got scratched/dented but since it costs 1/3 of the Canon hood, I don't feel as bad about abusing it.

Fits perfect and feels solid. Doesn't feel cheap. I have real Canon brand EF lens hoods which have black felt attached to the inside of the hood to reduce any light reflections. This hood does not have that. It has a shiny pebbly type finish on the inside. I will update the review if I encounter any problems with light reflections. Considering the price, I didn't expect any black felt.

Un peu plus large que l'original mais le pare-soleil tient bien en place.

Fits perfectly on my 16mm F2.8 RF lens. Locks with a click and unlock button makes it easy to release.

I think something heaving squashed it or someone stepped on it. It doesn't fit properly on the camera.

Fits perfectly, comes off easily when you push the release button and its reversible. What more could you want?