NEEWER 49mm Fixed ND Filter Kit ND1000 ND64 ND8 ND4 Neutral Density Filter Set Double Sided 30 Layer Nano Coatings/HD Optical Glass/ultra Slim/Water Repellent/Scratch Resistant/Waterproof Filter Pouch

Exactly as described, true and accurate. I enjoy it and used it a few times at sunsets. Great quality for the price.

Great quality. Was able to do long daylight exposures. Definitely will buy more.

Works perfectly

Amazing ND filters comes with a nice case that you can attach to your belt or carry bag for easy access

Cumple exactamente lo que promete con buena calidad

I wanted to try out these filters to see how they performed in a long exposure situation. I wasn't sure if the filters screwed together so that you can use multiple filters for one shot...as it turns out, they do, and they work pretty well. I did notice a little vignetting when I used two filters together (6 stop and 10 stop), but this can be easily corrected in post. The first picture was taken with a Nikon D850 with a Nikkor 24-120 f/4.0 lens. The camera was set to f/8, 1/100th/second, ISO 64, no filters. The second shot, all of the camera settings are the same, except I added two Neewer ND filters (10 stop and 6 stop), and shot in "bulb" mode, leaving the shutter open for 10 minutes and 55 seconds. In post, I just used a clarity filter (pre-programed in my editing software) on both pictures, and removed some power lines. As I said, there is a little bit of vignetting in the top corners, but all in all, I think that it turned out pretty well. The colors are pretty good, although there is a little bit of yellowing in the greens, but not in a distracting way. It gives the picture a little warmth. It is very easy to add filters, and remove them, and if you purchase some adapter rings, you could probably use these filters with smaller lenses. The included carrying cases works very well in my camera bag. I can fit all of my filters in there along with an extra polarizing lens. For the money, this is a great set of filters. I own a filter kit from a well know filter company, and really, for the money, if you are just getting into using ND filters and doing long exposure photography, you might want to start with these. I need to carry two or three bags of filters and the unit to attach to my camera with my other filter kit, this set is nice and small and compact. So the cons are a little vignetting, and the color is a little yellow, but the pros are ease of use, compact, and affordable price. I think that the pros outweigh the cons.

I use these polar lens adapters on most of my lens. Not this particular one but they do reduce the sun glare a lot. I use this Neewer polar adapter on my favorite lens. So far it gives a little better pictures at all settings. The adapter I was using before was a Vivitar and gave slightly better image quality but only at certain settings (others tended to blur a bit). I was reluctant to change this out but am glad I did as it is better in all my setups for shots. These will make your picture quality of regular shots not too sunny a little worse. But if your always shooting out doors in the sunny areas these lens are decent. It's sort of like an ultra mild sunglasses for your lens. In sunny areas will bring out more detail.

The product received matched the description: A set of 77mm ND filters - ND4, 8, 64 and 1000. I mostly use ND4 and ND8 to keep the shutter speed lower than otherwise possible when shooting wildlife videos when the conditions are bright. The included zippered filter case is very bulky (too bulky for my needs) but also very protective. It can hold more filters than are included in this kit. The quality of the filters seem acceptable, although I haven't done a critical test. Generally, use of filters degrade image quality to some extent; it's always a trade-off of pros and cons. But for videos, the result of image quality degradation should be less noticeable than in photos. An example usage: The "Sunny f/16 rule" of exposure tells me that, on a sunny day under the Sun (front-lit subject, not a white colored animal, etc), a correct exposure at ISO100 at 1/100 second shutter speed (for example) would call for an aperture of (about) f/16. Since ISO100 is already the lowest ISO available in my mirrorless camera, if and when I want to use any aperture "wider" than f/16, I have no choice but to use an ND filter. (Other than increasing the shutter speed, that is.) With ND4 (-2 stops) added, it would allow me to use f/8 instead of f/16 to achieve the same correct exposure. ND8 (-3 stops) would similarly let me use f/5.6, and with ND64 (-6 stops), f/2.8. I guess the ND1000 (-10 stops) would be for slow shutter speed photography. (Think waterfall, ocean waves. It's nowhere near dark enough for solar eclipses.) I'm not sure that everyone needs all these 4 ND filters included in this kit. Depending on the prices of individual filters, it might make sense to pick up only those filters you need. (Keep in mind that you can also combine ND filters. For example ND2 + ND4 = ND8. ND4 + ND8 = ND32.) With that all said, it's convenient to have them all in a kit like this. So overall I am giving this product 5 stars.

Muy buenos echaría en falta un intermedio pero geniales

These ND filters fit my camera nicely, and I can still fit the lens cap to the filter. As for the quality of the glass, I have not yet had a chance to try them yet.

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Functions as expected.

［良い］ Olympus のM.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-200mm F3.5-6.3用に購入。 結論から言うとコスパよし、性能良し。 NDフィルターが欲しくなるシチュエーションは主に白飛び防止だと思うが、NDフィルターは状況に応じて付け替えながら使うため、ND4だけ単体で購入する・32だけ単体で購入するといったケースは少なく、しかし複数枚の購入はどうしても高いため、汎用性が高くて安くてちゃんと使えるものを探していた。 普段はND4だけ常に装着、天候や照明などの状況に応じて8を追加して32にしたり、4を外して64を装着したりする。 主に晴天下における白飛び防止や、シャッタースピードを遅くして光を抑えたい時に使うが、趣味程度の私の範囲ならば特に不都合なく、妙な影が入る等も無く、期待通りに扱えている。 ［悪い］ 趣味程度の範囲で使う私には、特に気がつくことは無かった。 見た目が安っぽいなども無く、レンズにマッチしてるし、フィルターそのものの厚さも薄く、またレンズキャップもOlympusのものは綺麗にハマった。