A:AnswerAs far as a bayonet style turn... I’m not sure , I don’t know what that is... but yes his hood will fit your .58mm lens .
I use it on my canon 18-55 mm lens also fits my 75-300 mm lens...hope this helps.
A:AnswerOk.. so first see if the lens you are using on your t6 has a diameter of 58mm. Look at the number next to a symbol of a circle with a line across ... that number is the lens diameter and will tell you the size of hoods or filters for that particular lens ... hope I make sense
A:AnswerYou need to look at the front of the lens. The filter (and cap) size is usually printed in white letters right on the front of the lens. (eg. 52mm) Make sure that this number matches the lens cap size and you're good to go.
A:AnswerThe lens hood is a three-piece unit: the hood adapter, a locking ring, and the hood itself. The hood adapter should thread into the outer end of the filter if the filter itself is threaded. It should be unless you have an oddball mounting system. The hood locks into the adapter. I have UV filters that are more than 30 years old and the threaded into my modern Canon lenses and accepted the hood adapter just fine. Be careful not to cross thread the adapter; the filter's threads are metal and those of the adapter are plastic.
A:AnswerYes... I have the same camera, same lenses.. it will fit perfectly... that number on the top of your lens that reads 58mm is the diameter of the lens ... that’s what that circle with that line across means ... so you can also use filters with the same diameter. Hope this helps
A:AnswerJust part of it being a universal fit. For lenses that are not compatible with the bayonet mount this is just the other half of the bayonet; screws onto the lens to provide the bayonet mount to allow for quick removal. On my Canon discarded for 2 lenses, had to use for the older one.
A:AnswerCheck your lens diameter. It's the number after the O with a line through it. This hood threads onto the lens. The hood doesn't care what your lens focal distance is.
