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09-30-2012
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Aftermarket substitute for ITDOO?
WOW! I just went looking for a hood for my LTM Summaron and was shocked at the prices running up over $200! Any other ideas?
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09-30-2012
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J.R.Starr
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I think for my 35mm summaron f3.5 I used to have, I just bought a 39mm no name vented hood on ebay and it worked like a charm. I'm not really interested in the "brand" of hoods if they serve the function. Obviously nice to fit a filter with the hood when the design allows for it, which I have with the Summicron, but for $200....I'd rather buy 3 bulk rolls of Tri-x and have 60 rolls to shoot after getting a $12 no-name hood and shoot a filter without a hood when the time called for it.
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09-30-2012
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$200 is not a market rate - even in these inflated times. From KEH, I see one rated Ex for $72:
http://www.keh.com/camera/Leica-M-Le...LM279990536410
IROOA is your other option for period-correctness, and it runs roughly the same price. For $100, you can expect collector grade from a reasonable seller.
Only problem with aftermarket: it's not Leitz. 
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10-01-2012
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The first version Summaron is 36mm and there is no thread or groove for a clip on hood. Are there any clamp on after market hoods that would do the trick?
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10-01-2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rico
$200 is not a market rate - even in these inflated times. From KEH, I see one rated Ex for $72:
http://www.keh.com/camera/Leica-M-Le...LM279990536410
IROOA is your other option for period-correctness, and it runs roughly the same price. For $100, you can expect collector grade from a reasonable seller.
Only problem with aftermarket: it's not Leitz. 
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I have an IROOA. It's WAY too big.
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10-03-2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Vics
I have an IROOA. It's WAY too big.
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Sorry, but since you mentioned ITDOO, I thought you owned a Summaron E39 LTM (available in f/3.5 and f/2.8 versions). If you want a hood for the earlier A36 version, look for FOOKH. It's uncommon, but don't pay $100 for it! Alternatively, get the more-common FISON for 50mm A36 lenses and grind it back.
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