HaogeLH-VM13P Square Metal Lens Hood for Voigtlander 35mm f2 Ultron Aspherical Vintage Line VM, 21mm f3.5 Color Skopar Aspherical VM, 35mm f2.5 Color Skopar Pancake II VM Replace LH-12 LH-11 LH-4N

I just received this lens, at first I was hesitant with the reviews talking about it not fitting correctly. I am happy to report that, at first testing, it seems to fit the Voigtlander Skopar 35mm F2.5 snug and straight. As seen in the images it screws onto the front of the lens and with some pressure can be applied/removed. The cut out is nice to allow room for the viewfinder, although I will miss that precious few cm of visibility. All in all I needed something to protect my camera and lens when it’s in my bag, my prior LH-4N broke. (but did its job well, in a fall that otherwise could have easily broke the lens) Hoping the quality lasts for the duration of this lens. Fits my needs, 10/10

Ajusta perfecto en el Ultron 35/2 Vintage II.

Fits perfectly on the 35mm Ultron F2 Type II. There is no difference in vignetting stopped down to F2. There is minimal viewfinder blockage (see photo). It has a bayonet mount which is great because it covers chrome on the Ultron. Solid metal construction. The only con is that you cannot use a UV filter with this hood. It will not fit over the filter ring.Overall it's a good hood.

Sits straight on my ultrons: the 28mm f2 & 35mm f2. Looks great, feels durable, does the job at the reasonable price.

Got this for my Voigtlander 28mm Ultron ii lens. This is a metal hood and the construction is excellent. It seems to be an exact copy of the Voigtlander LH-12 hood, but costs 60% less.Taking one point because it does not fit when a my Nicna brand 39mm UV filter is attached to the lens. Also, the original Voigtlander LH-12 hood has a nice outer surface texture which this hood doesn't have. I am taking one point away for this.Now I need to order a slim 39mm UV filter, which will cost me more.Update, Jan 10, 2022:I got the Hoage "ultra slim" 39mm mc uv filter. Although it is a nice filter, it is by no means ultra-slim. The only way I could get the hood with filter on was a two step process.First, attach the hood to the lens. Second, you would need to point the camera up and under a lamp drop the filter in, and nudge it so that it is aligned absolutely flat. You can then screw in the filter with your fingers a few turns until it stops. The rim of the filter is slightly serrated so you could use it for grip. (Of course, your fingers will smudge the glass on the filter. Use a good lens cleaning cloth, to clean the surface of the filter.Now to remove the hood, you will need to unscrew the filter first. Good luck!