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    lens shade, round, square, or rectangle?

    Interesting qs, as I was searching for a solution as most compediums are just too big for flat-bed view cameras (using Horseman VHR and FA) (also have lenses with 40.5mm filter thread - ie very small).

    Found that the Flare buster by granview solves is the best solution. It is just a flexi 15" metal arm, with flash-leg (can changed to fit cameras tripod holes) at one end and on the other-end. a metal clip holding a black mat plastic shade. (I am sure this can be made cheaply DIY, although I did not bother as the above cost about USD20 only). For bigger lens, you might need a bigger shade. Also, the device is light, small and easy to carry around.

    The solution might not be optimal for everyone, but do consider it.

    Best regards.

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    lens shade, round, square, or rectangle?

    Those who shade the lens with their handy Tilley hat are referring to scenes with a single pointy light source, like the sun.

    For more light sources, grow more heads.

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