Lens hood alignment mark

Lens hood alignment mark

A mark on the lens hood that serves as a guide when attaching the hood to the lens. To attach the lens hood, the user aligns the mounting guide on the lens hood with the mounting index on the lens. After placing the hood on the lens, the user latches the hood in place by rotating the hood until the lens hood latch index is aligned with the lens hood mounting index.

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