Review on 📷 High-Quality 49MM Digital Tulip Flower Lens Hood for Canon EOS M6, M6 II, M50, M50 Mark II, M100, M200 Cameras, Fuji X100V, Sony Alpha A3000 - Compatible with 15-45mm & 18-55mm Lenses by John Larsen

Given the price, this lens hood seems like a great option for my new Canon M50 kit lens. The problem is that I also wanted to protect the lens with a UV filter. I have found that if you attach a UV filter to a kit lens and then attach a lens hood to it, the lens hood moves too far away from the lens, revealing the edge of the lens hood when the lens is at its widest position located. Corner. This is a problem for me as the whole purpose of the lens hood is to allow me to take outdoor travel photos without having to deal with lens flare. And often that means panoramic wide-angle shots. I can always remove the UV filter, but then I'm exposing my lens to dust and dirt - which isn't uncommon when I'm shooting outdoors and taking my camera with me on vacation.