I have never owned a lens hood, but I have owned a lens filter for my kit lens. I now have a new lens, a Canon 50mm F/1.8 STM, and I want to buy a lens hood. I read that lens hoods are made specifically for the lens, not necessarily the lens size. Will putting on a regular sized lens filter make it incompatible with a lens hood? I also own 67mm lens filters for my kit lens and would like to use a step up ring to make them compatible with my 49mm diameter lens. Will a lens hood still fit with a step up ring in the way? If not, can I buy a lens hood that is compatible with my kit lens so it will fit on the step up ring?
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