Josh66
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With some lenses, the hood can cause a shadow when using the pop-up flash. Not an issue with a hot-shoe mounted flash though (not that I have ever seen, anyway).tirediron said:^^ That!
There's really no time that you shouldn't use a lens hood; there are lots of times when it's not necessary (other than for potential protection) such as in the low-light situations, but I can't think of a time when you shouldn't use it.
I'm pretty sure it's around .01% of the time, but it could impede some macro shots.
That would only be an issue if you were using a hood that was not designed for that particular lens. (Like a generic hood that screws into the filter threads.)On wide angle shots you may get some vignetting so you can remove it for that kind of shot.