Even with maximum lens tilting/swinging?
No, with Maximum shift I'd get shading on one side (the hood can then still be extended a lot on the other side), but I rarely use more than 6 or 7mm shift (which starts to show hood shading with wide open aperture) because image quality drops off too much for my taste (i.e. it becomes uneven across the image). For such extreme shifts I prefer to use stitching, since the camera will then always use the center of the image circle, and the pano software allows perfect keystone/perspective correction, and I can extend the hood quite a bit for maximum glare reduction.
So, if you must use maximum shift adjustments (with reduced resolution on one side), I'd suggest using the widest hood option available, or use the original hood (which doesn't do much, for a reason).
When I use the TS-E as a regular unshifted 24mm (although with tilt capability), I can also use a lenshood intended for a regular 24mm focal length. The one for the EF 24-70mm II has the right dimensions (I bought an EW-88C clone on eBay for a few dollars including airfreight, still saved me some US$ 40).
Cheers,
Bart
