Canon 600D camera, 18 135 lens, Lotus lens hood can t be installed upside down, what s going on

First of all, it is not the original lens hood, the original should be 73b, secondly, there should be a red dot corresponding to the red dot on the lens when the formal is installed, and then the right hand is turned to the right to install.

Again, there should be a red hollow dot when reversing, corresponding to the red dot on the lens, and then turn the right hand to the right to mount.

If not, ask me again.

If the normal front installation can be reversed, it will also work My 18-135 cover was tight when it was reversed, and then it was installed with a ruthless heart.

It's much better to come down a few times.

But now she's just made a move, and she's already on someone else's machine

You said it yourself.,I don't see the kind of bayonet on the front on the back.,How do you fix it without a bayonet?Anyway, one is sent, so let's make do with it.

Take a good look at the instructions and say that there is a bayonet.

Is it the EFS one?To use the EW-73B's hood, see here.

Clockwise, counterclockwise unloading, and the formal installation has nothing to do with the reverse installation, unless you are buckled without the right flute screwed up, the general hood is not so tight. Sit tight, put the camera on your lap, hold the lens in your right hand, and twist the lens hood with your left hand.

I can't take it off today, so I put it in my bag like that, and pick it up when I have time to find someone who sells cameras.

It rotates clockwise when it is put on and counterclockwise when it is taken off

It's counterclockwise, so take it off clockwise, and it doesn't take much effort.

With a little force, it can be unscrewed in a counterclockwise direction.

Rotate clockwise and it will come down.

………Twist left and right to see which side can move, just unscrew it down and don't pull it out.

The 5D Mark II is a full-frame camera and should be equipped with a full-frame lens (marked with EF).

The 18-135 is a non-full-frame lens (marked with EF-S) and can only be mounted on a non-full-frame camera, such as 7D, 60D, 550D, etc.

If you are a novice, it is recommended to buy the 5D Mark II's built-in pullover EF 24-105mm F4L, which is a zoom head with a wide focal length, suitable for daily and travel shooting, and easy to use. After you are familiar with it and understand some basic photography knowledge, you can buy some fixed focal heads, which have high imaging quality and are suitable for shooting people.

EF can be used on EF-S, but EF-S is not good for EF 18-135 is an EF-S lens APS-C format 5D2 is a full-frame machine with EF lens.

It depends on what your money is used for.

24-70 is preferred, the wide-angle end is compatible with landscape shooting, the telephoto end can take into account portraits, and the depth of field at 70mm under the aperture is quite satisfying. This focal length is the most commonly used by photographers, and it is quite practical.

Because 18-135 is a half-width head.

Although the bayonet size is the same, the image field is different.

Canon has made a positioning on the half-width head, so that the half-width head cannot be loaded on the full-width machine.

The invincible rabbit is a full-frame machine, and the lens to be installed is not full-frame, and it seems that the pro-lens specifications are not very familiar with the lens specifications.

5D is a full-frame camera, 18-135 lens is an EF-S lens, 5D can only be fitted with full-frame lens, OK?

1 All pullovers without hoods, Sigma or Tamron headbands.

Specifically, if you have the space, you can talk to the boss and let you send support to continue to ask, help you analyze, and help you solve the problem.

Without a hood, you need to buy it separately, the original hood is very expensive, basically it will not be given to you, just buy a by-factory.

Align the lens hood with the lens logo, put the lens hood in, rotate it to the right (the lens is in the front, the body is in the rear direction), and when you hear a click, it is in place.

The camera lens has a solid red dot on the front of the lens, as well as on the hood. Rotate after aligning the two points, with a little force.

It depends on what kind of lens you are, and there are some lenses that are screw-edged. To add a screw ring to the upper hood first.

The hood of the fuselage? You should be talking about the lens hood of the lens, take a look at the manual, the manual is there, it's quite troublesome to talk about!

The hood does not look at the lens diameter in mm, but looks at the specific model, and the Canon 18-135 lens should be equipped with an EW-73B lens hood.

The lens hood caliber is only one of the aspects, but the lens hood used for the same aperture wide-angle lens and the telephoto lens is different, which is related to the field of view of the lens, so you need to buy a fixed model of lens hood, not all 67mm lens hoods can be used.

67mm, not any of the above.

You don't need to buy this separately, you can use it when you bring the lens, and it's okay if you don't use it.

The lens hood cannot be installed on the camera, and it must be installed on the lens, so it is necessary to install one in order to imaging.

You need to buy a 67mm shading hood, Canon original EW-73B hood, **80 yuan or so. It is recommended to buy domestic ones, 10-30 yuan, no problem with quality, ** on sales, find high sales and good evaluation.

The model number of the lens hood used by the EF-S 10-18mm F is STM is EW-73C, and the model number of the lens hood used by the EF-S 18-135mm F is STM lens is EW-73B.