Want to Buy WTB: hood for a Olympus 35RC 43.5mm

[darinwc]

I'm looking for a original hood for a Olympus 35RC or a 43.5mm metal or plastic screw-in hood. THX

 

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[tjaded]

Try this guy: www.filterfind.net

His name is Tim, he's in the Bay Area. Super nice guy, has dang near every filter/hood/adapter ever made!

 

[Newt_on_Swings]

You could buy a step up adapter ring, which I did, to use a more common size such as 52mm. I have one on mine, but truthfully it makes this small compact camera lose some of its charm. I never had any flare problems with the RC, but I always observe my scene and check for possible sources, and try shading with a hand or book in dire circumstances. (its a bit tricky with a rangefinder) Truthfully I dont even use this camera that often, my finger always manages to get in a shot every 10 or some frames LOL

 

[danfogel]

Filter?

I have some original Olympus filters in this size, a skylight, a close up and one other. PM if you might be interested in those.

 

[Alan_Cohen]

I have a 43.5mm rubber hood and UV filter for it.

 

[mablo]

The original Olympus RC hood is quite rare. It fits both RC and Trip and it's push on type. I had one but sold it with the camera.

 

[mrosenlof]

A step-up and 52 or 49mm hood will work, but is likely to block a bit of the finder, unless you find a (more expensive) ventilated hood.

A seller by the name of heavystar on the auction site sells many sizes of metal hoods. I don't know anything else about this seller or his products, but have seen them.