The leather protectors that came with the X100V are way to long. These are the PERFECT length if you’re trying to use peak design anchors!

I had to put some extra effort into getting the T ring adapter onto my telescope adapter. But, once on, it works just as expected. Pretty good price too.

Fits the Sony VFA49R1 Filter Adapter with a filter inserted. I wish it had an option to connect some type of lanyard to attach to the extra lanyard hole on the camera, but unfortunately it does not. You can find ones on Amazon without the Sony name printed on it for cheaper, but if you want one with the name this seems to be sturdy and of good quality.

Got this for X100V, never fan of the normal leather strap. The original strap edge is just too much for my neck or hand.This strap is very comfortable, I can also tie a knot to turn into wrist strap - extremely flexible.

Just received & tested ASAP: photos taken with and without CPL filter. For my camera Canon Powershot SX40HS I strongly recommend the 52-58 step-up adapter the bayonet style not the threaded one (I purchased and tested both): It's easy and faster to install/remove. Once fixed the CPL on the 52-58 step-up adapter I'll leave them together always. This will prevent thread cuts and misalignmentsCPL usage - It makes the difference even I was expecting a little bit more cutting of the reflexions but for the money spent it's very good. Tested at 90 degres (as all indicate) vs sunlight direction and the stones are visible in the pond due to reflexions cut at water surface. As you increase the angle the more effective it is: it's doing the job! At the beginning you need a little experience till you find the max open and max closed positions (CPL ring rotation) then you play with the ring for effects. I'm looking forward to enjoy this CPL filter furthermore for better pictures.

I am not professional but maybe an "advanced amateur" and I like good but not the "best and most expensive" equipment that money can buy. The filter seems quite well made and solid. As I don't have the extensive experience of using multiple polarizing filters, I can't compare to the more expensive ones but for my needs, it works great. The only problem I have is that an adapter ring is needed to fit the filter onto my camera. As I adjust the filter, it tends to turn and screw harder into the adapter. This filter is quite thin. Maybe thin is better or maybe they are all thin. The thing is that in adjusting the filter it screws in so tight, and the filter being so thin, that I can't grasp it to remove it from the adapter ring. I just settle and leave the filter on the ring as I don't change to and use different filters anyway and I don't want to use any tool unscrew it because it would just get stuck on again even if you don't screw it in tight to begin with.

I purchased this product because I needed a taller ring light. I am 5 ft 3, and it is a perfect height for me and I can raise it even higher. I also like that it can be condensed to use it on a table. I need to post pictures and videos online for my job. I was looking for a ring light in this price range. I have another one from this company that is shorter that I use on my desk, so I thought I would try this larger one. The ring light was easy to assemble, and it is very light weight. The light it produces is fine for what I need it for. The diameter of this ring light is smaller than some of the more expensive products sold, so keep that in mind. I appreciated that the power source is an AC adapter, as opposed to a USB port so I could easily move it from room to room. I also find the Bluetooth remote control really handy. I wish that this product came with a carrying case. I am giving the 4 star rating because I would have like it if the phone adapter was a slide in one, and not a screw in one. Overall, I am quite pleased with this product.

This is a great filter. The threaded ring is quite narrow, which I like. This is the second one that I've ordered.