Neewer® 67MM Complete Lens Filter Accessory Kit for Lenses with 67MM Filter Size: UV CPL FLD Filter Set + Macro Close Up Set (+1 +2 +4 +10) + ND Filter Set (ND2 ND4 ND8) + Other

This filter kit is a fantastic value for anyone looking to expand their photography toolkit without overspending. The variety of filters included—ND2, ND4, ND8, CPL, UV, FLD, and close-up filters (+1, +2, +4, +10)—offers plenty of versatility for experimenting with different effects and conditions. The kit is well-suited for both beginners and intermediate photographers who want to explore creative options like long exposure, macro photography, and glare reduction.The quality of the filters is good for the price. They screw onto the lens securely, and the threads align well without any issues. While the optical quality isn’t on par with high-end professional filters, they perform admirably for casual use. The close-up filters, in particular, impressed me by delivering sharp macro shots without significant distortion.The included accessories add a lot of value to this kit. But unfortunatly the tulip lens hood does not screw well and fall off. The collapsable rubber lens hood works great for reducing lens flare, and the filter pouch keeps everything organized and protected. The lens cap is a nice bonus, though it feels slightly flimsy compared to the rest of the kit.Overall, this is a solid and affordable kit for photographers looking to experiment with various effects. While the filters may not meet the demands of professional-grade work, they’re more than sufficient for hobbyists and casual projects. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a budget-friendly way to enhance their photography!

Honestly, this was one of the best investments ever. I love everything about this set and I couldn't have asked for more.The Samsung phone already takes amazing pictures, but this is a game changer!!!! The lens are good quality and I was waiting awhile to get this, but I actually confirm this is worth every penny!!!

I’m a family, maternity, and newborn photographer. I started taking on weddings end of last year and need a lens for detail shots. The zoom filters are a good product to start with. The focus is not so easy to obtain, especially when you’re working with the +10. You can stack them up but avoided adding the +10 for a clearer image. I’m new to macro photography, so there’s definitely a learning curve to get super close up and clear images as well as working with lighting (ambient and/or flash). I almost returned it but looked at some YouTube videos and played with the filters and practiced with my rings on flowers lol and was finally getting the hang of it. In the second pic, you can see the pollen on the flower and the little hairs on the stem…pretty good! One day when I’m a rich and famous wedding photographer I’ll invest in a great macro lens. But this does the job well for now. I recommend :)

As a beginner photographer like myself, I'm constantly trying to find new ways to be more creative with my shots. This kit does just that.I shoot with a Canon EOS Rebel 7 with a Canon 50mm f1.8 STM lense. It takes incredible photos but I wanted something more.I wanted a lense to take extreme close-ups but I didn't want to spend $300 on a Macro lense. I researched these "close up filters" and decided to give them a shot. These are also called diopters aka magnifying glass!It comes with 1x, 2x, 4x and 10x. Set up is simple but be very careful. I messed up by twisting on the the filter very tight, causing it to get stuck. Upon learning some tips from YouTube, the fix is simple. First, don't screw it in all the way. Second, if you do get it stuck, put on a laytex glove, twist and it'll come straight off!One thing to note is if this filter will work. This is a 49mm filter that fits 49mm lenses. What do I mean? Remember how I said I have a 50mm lense? Well, in the inside of the outer ring, you'll see a number followed by a zero with a slash through it. That's the thread/filter size. If yours doesn't match what the product says, it won't fit. Am I boring you yet?Ok, let's talk about the other accessories. You get a good, tons of filters, extra lense cap and very nice packaging for all the filters. Excellent packaging. Everyone of those filters will change your photos drastically. I can't really explain what each one does but I just YouTube'd it.The price is excellent and let me tell you, it won't disappoint. When using the close up filters, the level of detail is absolutely insane. Also, these filters are stackable! If you do 1x, 2x, 4x and 10x in that order, that's 17x magnification! I suggest using manual to focus for any filter size but auto DOES work with photo and video.When I get the time, I'll upload shots I took with only the 10x close up. It's breath taking. I took a picture of water coming out of the faucet. I set the camera to f11 with flash and 10x macro. Not only did it freeze the water, it literally shows the bubbles that make up the water! You can't see that with your own eye, folks!This kit changes your photography game forever. Good luck and have fun!Rating:10/10

Great quality for an inexpensive starter set. I bought this set to go with the 18-134mm IS USM kit lens that came with my new Canon 90D.Let's be frank. If you think this set is poor quality, you are expecting way too much for the price. You can pay 2, 3, 4, 5 times this price for a single quality filter. If you thought you were actually getting top end filters for this price and are now disappointed in this set, you're just silly.If however, you are just starting in photography, you already blew your budget on the best camera you could afford and you want some basic filters to play with, this is the kit! As low cost as these filters are, they are still nicer than the freebies that the vendor threw in with the camera kit.Macro lenses are glass. Not perfect, but decent. Other filters are somewhere between glass and some sort of resin? I do not think they are "plastic" like the cheapest of filters. They feel kind of cold to the touch like glass does. Tapping on them lightly, they don't sound like plastic. They do not quite sound like glass either, but that might be due to how thin they are. I will post some sample pictures as soon as I can to go with this review.