Should I focus more on having an adjustable CPL/ND filter, or lens hood?
To start off, I love the K&F dual adjustable lens filters. It makes taking long exposures way easier and they’re great for killing some reflection, which I love when I shoot cars. The problem is, when you use one of those adjustable lens filters, the nobs prevent you from attaching the lens hood. When I’m shooting cars or other reflective things without a lens hood I can tend to get some green flashes and reflection in my photos, especially at night meets, etc. My main problem is that I love taking photos of basically everything: landscape, street, fine art, cars, portraits. I really don’t have a niche, so a one size fits all approach probably won’t work perfectly no matter what. So I guess my main question is, is it better to default to a dual CPL and ND filter, or a lens hood with a non-adjustable filter of some type under the hood? Sorry for the very basic and vague question but I’m trying to save some money kitting out the new 23mm and 18-135mm I got for my X-E5, if it can be helped.