Returning dotori
Newbie
Hello,
I live in Korea, and my hobby is to shoot film!
I have Olympus35rc, which is very small and cute.
I want to have it dressed up with decent looking lens hood, an I found these images on reddit!
Does anybody know where I can get one?
I found that it is someone's DIY!
Can I get one?
Or can I get a design scheme for making one?
This is best looking lens hood I have ever seen!
I live in Korea, and my hobby is to shoot film!
I have Olympus35rc, which is very small and cute.
I want to have it dressed up with decent looking lens hood, an I found these images on reddit!
Does anybody know where I can get one?
I found that it is someone's DIY!
Can I get one?
Or can I get a design scheme for making one?
This is best looking lens hood I have ever seen!
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joe bosak
Well-known
It looks like it could be made from one piece that wraps around and overlaps across the flat part below the lens. So... flat/curve/flat/curve/flat with cutouts so that the curved sides (only) slide over the end of the lens. No idea how easy that would be to fabricate, I'm sure if I tried it would look like crumpled tinfoil, but ymmv.
raydm6
Yay! Cameras! 🙈🙉🙊┌( ಠ_ಠ)┘ [◉"]
Have you seen this 3D printer design @Returning dotori?
Kinda' close...
Files available here:
www.thingiverse.com
Kinda' close...
Files available here:

43.5mm Lens Hood - Snap Fit (Olympus 35rc & Trip 35) by GuyoftheTiger
Designed for an Olympus 35rc which has a 43.5mm thread. It's a fairly tight snap fit, you could gently trim the tabs if you wanted it looser. I sprayed the inside with a matte black spray paint to reduce reflections further.


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Returning dotori
Newbie
I have already downloaded the stl file haha. This one looks good too. : )Have you seen this 3D printer design @Returning dotori?
Kinda' close...
Files available here:
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43.5mm Lens Hood - Snap Fit (Olympus 35rc & Trip 35) by GuyoftheTiger
Designed for an Olympus 35rc which has a 43.5mm thread. It's a fairly tight snap fit, you could gently trim the tabs if you wanted it looser. I sprayed the inside with a matte black spray paint to reduce reflections further.www.thingiverse.com
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Returning dotori
Newbie
It looks like made of metal! And also it seems like it is one piece curved and cut precisely! Very well made... That is why I want it! : )It looks like it could be made from one piece that wraps around and overlaps across the flat part below the lens. So... flat/curve/flat/curve/flat with cutouts so that the curved sides (only) slide over the end of the lens. No idea how easy that would be to fabricate, I'm sure if I tried it would look like crumpled tinfoil, but ymmv.
It looks like something that could be custom made by a machine shop by modifying a TLR lens hood and attaching it to a filter ring.
Olympus made some good clamp on hoods-
But this hood is not that.

Mamiya TLR 48mm Black Metal Clamp-On Lens Hood | eBay
Item has scratches, scuffs, metal wear, and may have dust. Item is in working condition. Please reference photos and reach out with any questions.
www.ebay.com
Olympus made some good clamp on hoods-

Olympus 36mm Clamp-On Square Vintage Metal Lens Hood for 35-S MINT in Box V22 | eBay
Click here to see description.
www.ebay.com
But this hood is not that.
wlewisiii
Just another hotel clerk
Welcome to RFF, Returning dotori! I'm not going to be one who can help you with finding that hood unfortunately but I know that if you listen to people like Sonnar Brian and Raydm6 you'll have the best chance of any possible of finding something like that for your camera.
May you have good light and even half as much fun shooting your 35RC as I do my rangefinders - if you do you'll be smiling till you're 100
I was out this morning and got a couple of fun shots
I hope you were too!
May you have good light and even half as much fun shooting your 35RC as I do my rangefinders - if you do you'll be smiling till you're 100
joe bosak
Well-known
Maybe a similar-shaped hood for one of the fujifilm xf lenses would or could be made to fit. They are the nearest I've seen in shape.
JeffS7444
Well-known
I'd probably figure out the dimensions experimentally, by first building it with strips of thin cardboard, then transfer it to a sheet of aluminum as sold in hobby- and some hardware stores. But as built, it'll be pretty fragile.
Yes of course you can. I'd probably figure out the sizing by first building it out of heavy paper, then transferring the results to thin metal. But as shown, it looks like it would be pretty fragile.Can I get one?
Or can I get a design scheme for making one?
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Check out SquareHood: Lens Hoods
One of these hoods might be able to be modified by gluing on a step-up or step-down ring. I've done this and it works nicely.
One of these hoods might be able to be modified by gluing on a step-up or step-down ring. I've done this and it works nicely.
Returning dotori
Newbie
Tlr hood is also look good, haha. Thanks!It looks like something that could be custom made by a machine shop by modifying a TLR lens hood and attaching it to a filter ring.
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Mamiya TLR 48mm Black Metal Clamp-On Lens Hood | eBay
Item has scratches, scuffs, metal wear, and may have dust. Item is in working condition. Please reference photos and reach out with any questions.www.ebay.com
Olympus made some good clamp on hoods-
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Olympus 36mm Clamp-On Square Vintage Metal Lens Hood for 35-S MINT in Box V22 | eBay
Click here to see description.www.ebay.com
But this hood is not that.
nikon_sam
Shooter of Film...
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the owner of this camera actually made the hood themselves...
Returning dotori
Newbie
Someone mentioned it is DIY, but have no idea who made it, and how many he/she made it...
hap
Well-known
hard thing....finding machinist around willing to do camera work. I used send everything to Grimes. Not anymore.It looks like something that could be custom made by a machine shop by modifying a TLR lens hood and attaching it to a filter ring.
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Mamiya TLR 48mm Black Metal Clamp-On Lens Hood | eBay
Item has scratches, scuffs, metal wear, and may have dust. Item is in working condition. Please reference photos and reach out with any questions.www.ebay.com
Olympus made some good clamp on hoods-
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Olympus 36mm Clamp-On Square Vintage Metal Lens Hood for 35-S MINT in Box V22 | eBay
Click here to see description.www.ebay.com
But this hood is not that.
Darinwc
Well-known
The hood in the pic is hand-made one-of-a-kind. I remember seeing the original poster I think on this board.
The olympus 35RC lens is 43.5mm thread. Very hard to find filters.
The outer diameter is 44.75. So you need a 45 or 46mm clamp. 48mm wont fit.
I think most TLR lensehoods are either 37mm or 48mm.
But there are a few original 35RC hoods on ebay right now. Not too expensive either. And the can be reverse mounted as well.
The olympus 35RC lens is 43.5mm thread. Very hard to find filters.
The outer diameter is 44.75. So you need a 45 or 46mm clamp. 48mm wont fit.
I think most TLR lensehoods are either 37mm or 48mm.
But there are a few original 35RC hoods on ebay right now. Not too expensive either. And the can be reverse mounted as well.
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