Lights are bright and easy to install! They charge without too much sunlight.

Great quality filter! I questioned if 6 stops would be enough but I've taken photo in bright sunlight with my Canon 6D mk2 with no issues at all.

I've had the Action 2 since launch and always thought it could benefit from some ND filters, not only to help get me the right shutter speed in bright light, but to protect the lens, which is not replaceable. This is a set of four ND filters which cover the basics for most of my shooting needs and they're really nicely made. Neewer are really on a roll these days with their high quality, affordable camera gear.I am going to keep the ND8 filter on my camera all the time to act as a lens protector and when I am shooting in bright light I swap over to the ND32 or ND64. It is a small hassle having to keep them all clean and make sure no dust gets between the filter and the lens. I wish Neewer would make a variable ND filter for this camera, but for now these are a great solution at an affordable (but still a little expensive price).

Best possible choice for me - sunlight, fluorescent light, and 'comfort' light (yellowish). Great Value!

Things I liked about these glasses are they look premium people commented on how good they look they are also very lightweight and comfortable to wear all dayThey are definitely polarized but the photochromatic part I was a little disappointed with never owned any before so not sure what to expect but for me at least they didn't seem to get dark enough in very bright sunlight but on most occasions they were pretty good and being a van driver in and out of premises all day not having to keep taking them off was a bonus because that's how I break or lose so many pairs.All in all I'm pretty pleased with them I just wish they would go darker in bright sunlight to eliminate me from squintingFor that I'm deducting 1 star but I do like them

Easy to install, very bright and powered by sunlight.

As you can see from the Amazon page, this graduated neutral density filter is really great for sunsets. The sky is relatively bright, the foreground somewhat dark. Without a filter, the meter measures the light of the sun and the dark areas are washed out. With a solid neutral density filter, the foreground is too dark. A graduated neutral density filter blocks some of the sunlight but allows the foreground to appear normal. This graduated lens makes a huge difference. It dramatically improves pictures of sunlight. It is also good to block out glare, though I would use a polarizer for that. One problem with photography is that most photographers fall into one of two categories: they are either pros or amateurs. The pros want the best equipment and their livelihood depends on their having it. The amateurs want their cameras to do everything for them. There are excellent filters for the former, and the latter mostly don't know what a filter is. That leaves occasional photographers like me often out of luck. I don't want to pay lots of money for something that I will rarely use. K+F Concept is a good solution. It's good quality at a relatively reasonable price--or at least a price serious hobbyists would consider paying. I suspect that a comparable filter from B+W is better, but I'm not willing to pay 2-3 times the price of a K+F to find out. I love shooting in sunset conditions. So, I am very happy with this filter.

Have had my previous ones for.10 years so was afraid to.purchase. these are better than the first