Bob, I'm sure that a phone call to B&H will settle that dichotomy. Jerry Robert Meier wrote: > Jerry, > > I'm trying to figure out why the B&H description of the lenshood says "Metal > Lens Hood III" while their picture of it shows the words "Bay IV" on the > side of it. It has to be Bay IV, so perhaps their description is in error. > I'm getting a Rollei-Wide, so I'm trying to find out what I'll have to pay > for a cap and hood, which this Wide I'm getting doesn't have (it does come > with a Maxwell screen, a strap, and a couple of Bay IV filters, however). > > Bob > > Bob, > > Mea culpa, my fingers don't follow my brain. Roman numerals always > have baffled me (I failed Latin in junior High). > > Bay Four is what we were discussing. Bay Six is for the Rollei 6000 > series SLRs. A good friend of mine paid $410 for a Bay Four hood, > new old stock. An Asiatic buyer paid $475 for one. (all eBay prices) > > Gee, I wonder what Bay Three caps and hoods are going for these > days? > > Jerry > > Robert Meier wrote: > > > Jerry, > > > > That would be good news, even at $149.95 for a plastic lens cap, which is > > what B&H has them priced at. The lenshood, metal, is $269. You meant Bay > > IV, not VI, right? Classical dyslexia? > > > > Bob > > > > Bob, > > > > My report from Germany is that Bay VI fittings are the same. Hood > > and folding lens cap. I think that the cap is a black plastic, like the > > later Bay III caps. > > > > I welcome the arrival of the new pieces to our shores. Prices for these > > parts on the used market have been astronomical! > > > > Jerry > > > > Robert Meier wrote: > > > > > Does anyone know if the new Bay IV lenscap that Rollei is now selling > > > for > > > the 4.0 FW will fit on the original Rollei-Wide? B&H has both this Bay > > > IV > > > lenscap and the Bay IV lenshood for the current wideangle Rollei.