04-27-2026
04:11 PM
- last edited on
04-27-2026
04:36 PM
by
StevenMOD
Hi folks
I have an EOS90D and live in the North of England. I bought an EFS 24 mm lens a couple of years ago, mainly for street work. It has however, has little use as my family of lenses has grown. Today, I dusted it off and did some more reading and realised that I have a great bit of kit, that didn't cost a fortune and is extremely light and versatile. I'm not sure it will knock my nifty fifty off its perch, but its certainly a great day out lens.
Just wanted to share that with you and wondered if any of you guys have experienced the 24mm.
Best
Ramsden
04-30-2026 05:05 PM
What do you mean by a 'baffle'?
04-30-2026 06:01 PM
See below:
05-01-2026 02:13 AM
Thanks Zak
That is quite different to most hoods. Is there a theory behind its design?
I"ve found one on ebay for sale in China for about £8 - its made from Aluminum.
Interesting!
Ramsden
05-01-2026 11:07 AM - edited 05-01-2026 11:07 AM
I don't know about "theory" but I think the intent of the hood design was to keep the EFS-24mm f2.8 STM (and it's sister lens EF-40mm f2.8 STM) a "pancake lens" that does not protrude significantly from the camera body - even with a hood attached.
05-01-2026 11:20 AM
It obviously does that. Question is, does it function as well as a real hood?
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