NEEWER 67mm ND Filter Kit and Lens Accessories, ND2 ND4 ND8 UV FLD CPL(Circular Polarizing) Filter Set with Lens Cap/Tulip Shaped Lens Hood

If you,ve never shot with graduated filters before, there is a learning curve. But once you figure out how the colors work and how they change the color of other things and how to correct, they are tons of fun. Nice carry case that can fit in your back pocket

These filters are awesome! They all work great, and the case that they came with is really nice. I'm still not sure about how to store them away, so I've sort of been using the little plastic baggie they came in to put them back in the mesh pockets. The tulip lens hood is a pain to put on, but that might be user error. The ring on the end doesn't seem to help much: One side will always be loose. The rubber lens hood is just a pain to use in general, so I doubt I'll be using it. The FLD filter is really cool and a really nice color. I wish I could get some shots of the sunset with it, especially at the beach, but I haven't had the time or any chances to truly use it. The other filters work ok and there's not any noticeable image distortion on any of them, but I did get the CPL filter dirty and it has been nearly impossible to clean it off. There's some small particles stuck on there.All in all, for the price, this is a great deal

I received the filters and they all appear to be good quality. The lens cap is an improvement over the one that came with my camera, but could be improved if the connector wasn't a stick-on but tied onto the cap. I'm concerned the sticky will come lose at some point so I keep my old lens cap in the case as backup. The tulip lens hood is lightweight plastic and is a bit tricky to get installed correctly, especially if you have one of the filters on the lens. I did notice that with some filters on, my camera auto-focus had some problems locking when using different settings. I've never used filters before so assume this is normal because of the light difference. I look forward to using them. I liked that the filters come with a storage case which seems sturdy.

Initial impressions are good. This is my first set of filters so while I can't speak to the photo quality they produce, they seem to be of good quality materials. I purchased a highly rated Neewer speed light so I figured Neewer was a good brand to choose filters from. They are definitely not plastic and fit my Nikon 70-300 lens perfectly. Not sure why the description says Canon because these are universal. Just verify your lens size (on the front of the lens, not to be confused with the focal length). The pouches are great for caring for and storing the filters. Each filter is threaded the same so you can stack them however necessary to achieve your desired effect. The lens cap doesn't fit quite as well as the factory Nikon cap but it'll work fine as a spare.Personal notes: I did make the mistake of not verifying the tulip hood. It screws on via the 58MM threads and is therefore not reversible. Keep that in mind with this set if you want to be able to store your hood reversed on the lens. Those threads also make it a bit difficult to properly orient the hood. Simply screwing it on does not orient the longest petals on top. Second mistake I made was buying two of these sets for both my lenses (55MM and a 58MM), instead of buying one set with an adapter. If you want to save money and space in your camera bag, buy the largest filter set and then simply buy a step-up converter for your smaller lens.

Good quality and fit

Work good

It’s ok, built well but not a great fit for a cage. Hoods are only useable in a few modes, if you have it zoomed out you will see the hood in the photo. iPhone 15 pro max is what I have it on maybe better luck with other models.

These lens filters were exactly what I needed. They come in two cases to store them, there are several included to give you options, and they're well made.