Very nice filter for daylight long exposure. At the beginning I was worried that my camera (Canon 6D) won't be able to autofocus due to such a strong filter, but it surprisingly can. I'll share some photos in the following days...

This is a high quality lens filter and it fits perfectly on the Nikkor lenses that came with my camera kit. Years ago I took a few classes in B&W film photography, but I haven't really done much of anything since. My Dad knew how much I liked film photography, so he gifted me with a beginner's DSLR camera kit a couple of years ago, as well as a more advanced one more recently (no, he didn't forget, he just thought I was getting a little better). However, I am very much an amateur and I am still learning exactly how to use it (the filter as well as the camera and lens). I am having fun trying to find out exactly what my cameras can do. Some of the reviewers mentioned that using this 1/4 diffusion filter resulted in a strong effect and others thought it was more subtle. Perhaps it is just my untrained eye, but it seems rather subtle to me. In fact, much of the time I don't really see much difference unless it is very bright light conditions. The filter is light-weight and the glass is of high quality with no visible imperfections. I like that I can use this filter by stacking it with other filters. The current price of $35.00 seems very reasonable (I bought the 52 mm version).

Filter looks fine, however the Canon lens cap for the camcorder did not fit very well on the filter, so I will have to get another lens cap.

Im using this ND filter for long exposure daylight timelapses and I'm more then satisfied with it. Mainly be ause I use one filter on all of my lenses due to step down rings that are included in the package. This is my recommendation for people who do make long exposure photos over a day to get that nice blurry motion.

This ND filter is rated at an 8 which provides some great control in photography and film. Filter is clean and high quality.

The ICE ND filter was great for my very first daylight long-exposure photos. I am not taking photos at a professional level, but I still believe this is a great product, especially considering its price. The 18-135mm lens that I use works fine with it, so I have nothing to complain about.

I have been using this filter to protect my lens and it has done the job.

The whole digital thing is different than film, but this is a nice filter and gives me the effects I want.