lens shade

An added lens shade gives extra protection and makes for better pictures, too.

You will appreciate them if you have the lens shade on and need to remove the cap.

"And the lens has a recess around it that acts as a lens shade."

He focuses manually, uses a lens shade and rarely puts his camera on a tripod.

There was a built-in, pop out lens shade.

The other two modules and the lens shade separated and burnt up in the atmosphere.

Most resemble TV cameras, complete with carrying handle and prominent rectangular lens shade.

Most welding helmets include a window covered with a filter called a lens shade, through which the welder can see to work.

Serious Uses for Dark Lenses Shade has a serious side.

Now, consider the lens shade.

Anyone who has ever raised his hand over his eyes on a sunny day knows what a lens shade does: It makes contrast crisper, pictures sharper and colors brighter.

It's long and black, with a removable aluminum handle on top (it doubles as the support for an external mike or video light) and a removable lens shade.

Despite the Kyocera's tiny protruding lens shade (something this camera's three-megapixel predecessor lacked), getting fingerprints on the lens when you pick the camera up is practically inevitable.

They have a small window, called a lens shade, through which the welder looks at the weld; for arc welding this window must be much darker than in blowtorch goggles and sunglasses.

In photography, a lens hood or lens shade is a device used on the end of a lens to block the sun or other light source in order to prevent glare and lens flare.

There were nine shades of eye shadow, mouth paint, plastic lens shades in gold, green and pink-some dames have got screwy ideas about what looks attractive-spare eyebrows and lashes, a little emergency face putty, some thimble-sized hair sprays.