Kase Wolverine Revolution 82mm Pro ND Filter Kit Magnetic Shockproof Tempered Optical Glass w Color Coded Rings inc CPL ND8 ND64 ND1000 Lens Cap & Case

Clearly easy to use as they are magnetic. The pouch is nice but way too big. It is easier to stack them and add 2 magnetic caps for a much smaller package. Unfortunately that is an added cost. Another brand (not mentioned) use a tiny cylinder as a way to store the filters. I find that option a better choice. The filters are of great quality. I have only seem very minor color shift for the ND filters … and that is because I am picky. Overall great system for fast on/off compared to screwed filters. No cross filtering :)

I use these filters in my professional photography lenses and have had great results. I replaced a set of variable neutral density filter because I was unhappy with the color shift and uneven darkening. Using these ND filters have fixed the uneven darkening but the 6 stop has a significant color shift. I avoid using the six stop unless that is the only filter I use on a shoot, that way I color correct once and copy/paste my settings across the pictures taken. Really just a minor inconvenience.Functionality of the set is very convenient, the magnets make swapping filters a breeze. The set comes with an “inlaid” ring as well as a standard thread in adapter. I used both adapters and found that the inlaid adapter can be left on the lens and does not interfere with the hood. I like that, but the magnetic connection to the filter or lens cap is weak. Too weak to depend on it to keep your filter or cap on in your bad or hanging on a strap. The regular thread in adapter does not allow the use of the hood (unless the manufacturer designed the hood with extra room for a filter adapter) but the magnet is much stronger. Strong enough to require a fingernail or healthy grip to pry the cap/filters off. The case it comes with is very nice but a little bulky, I wish the set came with the storage cap for the back of the filter (sold separately by Kase) to make a “magnetic sandwich” of the filters and caps and reduce the bulk of the filter kit substantially.Overall a great kit, definitely an upgrade from thread in filters and for me personally, I prefer the even light reduction to the polarized variable ND filters.

Before this I tried out Nisi's Swift system, and it had some of the harshest vignetting on the 14mm end. With these Kase Revolution filters, it's easier to install, and there's no deep dark corners. Instead of using the adapter, I used the inlaid ring directly onto the lens to minimize ND filter distance, which in turn removed vignetting. If you can, I recommend getting from seller 2filter! This company is super helpful.

I like the filters just fine. But they are costly. So I'd expect the magnets to work. But after losing 3 or 4 lens caps and a polarizing filter - even after being as careful as I could, I'm done with Kase. They just aren't up to even travel work - let alone hiking. I'm tired of rebuying every time one just becomes detached. Not ready for prime time.

I really like these filters for the ease of use but I have to admit compared to the Nisi system I get a lot more tint and vignetting with these.

These are so easy to use. No screwing in filters. The quality of the glass is also great.

Great product easy to use

Kase has been around for a while, although this is my first set of filters by them. I've owned and used a variety of other filters, mostly Hoya and K&F, so this is really my first higher-end set of filters as well. I have had the luxury of using Polar Pro filters for a couple of shoots but I've never owned them. As far as cost goes, the Kase Wolverine Revolution 82mm Pro ND filter kit is towards the mid-higher end being about $100 per filter.On initial inspection, the quality of the set looks great and matches the price. The set includes a threaded magnetic adapter, inlay magnetic adapter, magnetic CPL, ND8, Nd64, ND1000, lens cap, microfiber cloth, and a 7-slot leather pouch with a magnetic latch. I'm a really big fan of the pouch as it opens up like an accordion. The pouch has a belt loop and a metal hook clasp. The lid itself is a little stiff at first and may need some stretching/bending to accommodate being fully loaded (I was able to easily fill 6 slots, but initially struggled with the 7th slot).The filters themselves appear to be quality glass. The ND filters have an even dispersion though I can make out a slight edge distortion/transition where the metal filter ring meets the glass. This isn't overly apparent in my photos though as the filters are slightly oversized, even on my Canon 16-35mm lens. Stacking filters and rotating the CPL is a breeze with the magnetic system, although rotating the CPL takes a bit of getting used to. The magnets are strong and I haven't been able to shake them off my lens (as much as I would normally shake my camera/lens during use anyways). The color coding system is really handy too as I can tell with a glance which filters I'm using.Overall, I'm really happy with this kit. Each filter is well-made and neatly packaged into this kit. The magnets are strong enough for me to feel secure while still easy enough to take on and off. I expect these filters to last me a long time.

I use Kase Revolution magnetic filters for one reason.... QUALITY. The results speak for themself! You will not be disappointed!