Sigma Lens Hood - LH876-03 - 24-35mm

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The Sigma LH876-03 Lens Hood is a professional-grade accessory tailored specifically for the 24-35mm F2 DG HSM Art lens, designed for photographers and videographers who need to maintain contrast in challenging lighting. Its primary benefit is the reduction of lens flare and ghosting by blocking stray light, while also serving as a rugged physical barrier to protect your glass from accidental bumps; however, it is strictly non-compatible with other lens models due to its specific mounting geometry.
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Yes, standard circular filters can be attached to the front of the lens while the hood is in use.
It is constructed from high-grade, impact-resistant composite plastic designed for durability and low weight.
No, this hood is precision-engineered specifically for the 24-35mm F2 DG HSM Art lens.
You can reverse-mount the hood onto the lens barrel to keep your setup compact.
The petal design is intentional; it is shaped to correspond with the rectangular sensor frame to provide maximum light blockage without entering the field of view.
Check the mounting channel for dirt or sand buildup and wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Ensure the hood is rotated fully into the locked position; an partially rotated hood will obstruct the frame.
To install the LH876-03, align the mounting mark on the hood with the index mark on the lens barrel. Rotate the hood clockwise until it clicks into a locked position. For storage, align the marks again but mount the hood in reverse to save space.
Compatibility Note: This hood is exclusive to the Sigma 24-35mm F2 DG HSM Art lens. Do not attempt to force it onto other lens diameters as this may damage the locking mechanism. Clean the hood periodically with a soft cloth to prevent dust from migrating onto the lens glass, and inspect the bayonet mount for any debris that might prevent a smooth locking action.