K&F CONCEPT 82mm Fixed ND4 ND8 ND64 ND1000 Lens Filters Kit-Optical Glass Neutral Density Lens Filter with 28 Multi-Coated (Nano-X Series)

These are awesome for my landscape photography

I was nervous buying these as I am very picky about quality and results. After looking at a recent youtube review I bought them. They work great. Little color shift and very close to claimed stop reduction. Consistent. Dont see image quality loss vs lens alone. No significant vignette. Wish lenses in cases rather than pouch. Hard to get out without touching. I bought lens cap set and will leave screwed together in case to resolve this. Great set. Would recommend.

I have only been let down 1 time by this brand and I think it was due to the lens I have. Every one of these filters I have gotten for my camera have been clean and clear with a perfect fit to the lens.

I have no complaints about the picture quality. My only complaint is that it is almost impossible to remove this from a step-up ring once its is screwed on all the way, and not even tight. I'm even using a K&F step up ring and it's a struggle to unscrew it. Maybe make the metal frame a bit thicker so its easier to grasp, and some type of low friction gasket so it turns smoothly

I have been a loyal fan of K&F for a long time. I was recently given a set of a very respected filter maker that are magnetic. They are good, but as humans we keep wanting to make life easier for ourselves and often overdo it. That was what I discovered with magnetic filters. And although I wanted to keep using them, mainly because they cost over $400., I found myself really disliking the magnetic attachments and finally went back to my K&F filters. Super quality and functional. Magnetic filters might be just dandy for landscape photographers, but for most of us the magnetic filters will turn out to be just a pain in the rump. And I am pretty particular about my images, being a professional photographer. And I can't tell the difference between K&F filters and the other (not named) $400. filters. Magnetic or not.

The ND filters are very nice. The K&F case however is fantastic. They don't sell the case individually but K&F probably should. I'll be using this case to hold a Nano-X Pro UV and CPL filters as well. Just thread 2 filter together to share the same spot. The case has room for 4 different filters but I've packed it with 6. I got these filters for my Nikon Zf and I'm happy with them.

I'm not a professional photographer so take my opinion with the appropriate size grain of salt. I had previously purchased K&F variable ND filters. My experience with those filters was less than ideal. The variable strength filters caused an X to appear on almost every picture no matter what lenses I was using. Other reviews had indicated they had the issue, but I assumed It was going to be different for me. Although I have to change the filter when I want to use a different ND strength, these filters worked perfectly. While I'm happy with the filters. and don't regret the purchase, if I had to buy again, I would buy the magnetic versions. It's hard to focus with the ND filter on the camera so I was constantly removing the filter, the magnetic filters are easy to remove and attach.

These are very nice, especially for the price. I’ve used them a lot on film and digital and I have not noticed any color shifting or inconsistent exposure across the frame like you experience with the cheaper variable filters