
Sony
Sony ALCSH115 Lens Hood SEL55210 Black
Keep contrast punchy and lens flare out of frame — the ALC-SH115 is the shot-saving detail your SEL55210 needs.
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Overview
Key Features
Package Dimensions: 8.3 cms (L) x 12.4 cms (W) x 12.6 cms (H)
Product Type: Camera Other Accessories
Package Quantity: 1
Country Of Origin: Malaysia
Specifications
Model
ALC-SH115
Compatible Lens
Sony SEL55210 (55–210mm f/4.5–6.3 OSS)
Hood Type
Petal-style bayonet
Package Dimensions
8.3 x 12.4 x 12.6 cm
Country of Origin
Malaysia
Quantity
1
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lens is this hood designed for?
The ALC-SH115 is the OEM Sony hood made specifically for the SEL55210 (55–210mm f/4.5–6.3 OSS) telephoto zoom. It is a direct bayonet-fit accessory engineered to the exact front geometry of that lens, so it seats cleanly without vignetting at any focal length in the range.
Will this hood cause vignetting at 55mm on the wide end of the SEL55210?
No — Sony designed the ALC-SH115 to the minimum hood depth that clears the SEL55210's field of view at its widest setting. You get flare protection across the full 55–210mm range without clipping the corners of your frame.
How does the hood attach and detach in the field?
The ALC-SH115 uses Sony's standard petal-style bayonet mount. It twists on and locks with a quarter-turn, and reverses onto the barrel for storage without adding meaningful length to your kit bag. Attachment is one-handed once you're familiar with the motion.
Does the hood affect the use of the front lens cap?
The hood is designed to be used with the SEL55210's front cap — Sony's petal hood is sized so the standard cap fits over the front opening while the hood is mounted. You don't need to remove the hood to cap the lens between shots.
Is this hood useful in overcast or indoor conditions, or only in direct sun?
Flare control matters most in direct sun and backlit situations, but the hood also provides physical protection for the front element in all conditions — guarding against accidental contact, light rain, and dust. For event or indoor work, the protection value alone justifies keeping it on.