This filter has changed the way that I do photography! When I pair this with my f/1.8 prime lens, I can get amazing depth of field shots in broad daylight without having them being blown out or overexposed. This made for some great Senior photos. And, I can take some great long-exposure shots during the daytime of waterfalls and things. I would definitely recommend this filter to any photographer looking to accomplish these things.There are a couple of drawbacks to this filter however. If you want to use this filter in combination with others such as a UV filter, this needs to be the filter on top. The mount on the top of this filter (not the side that attaches to the camera) is 55MM rather than 52MM. This means that with this filter on, I cannot attach my lens cap or any other filter. I ended up putting my UV filter onto the camera first, so it's not a big deal. The only other thing is that the arrow indicating what level of ND is being applied is on the bottom of the filter, so I have to flip up my camera to check where I'm at. I saw other reviewers commenting this as well.Overall, I like using this filter and I have gotten some great shots with it. Would recommend to any amateur photographer looking to step up their game.

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 Love this camera! I'm not a camera pro at all by any means, but having a lot of available features makes me feel like I am. The camera packs a ton of features. It's super simple to use and the app is very intuitive. I was actually going to purchase the One X2, which is still a great camera, but after learning that the One RS twin edition allows you to have the best of both worlds with the 360 lens and boost lens, I thought it was a no brainer. Plus, everything you get in this bundle is a great starter kit to get into video whether you're a vlogger or someone who just wants something to use to record occasional trips.

Pro quality glass with every size lens adapter you can think of. Includes two cases, one for the glass filter and one for all the lens rings and square filter holder. The filter itself is a nice thick piece of glass & wouldn't be easy to break that's for sure. 10 stop ND filters are excellent for any kinds of soft motion blur effect...waterfalls, waves, rivers, even plants, trees, grass blowing in the wind. I used it for the provided sample at noon when it really couldn't be brighter and it still had a nice effect on the waves. It does tend to make my auto white balance lean colder or bluer so putting the white balance in "cloudy" or "shade" may help you if that's an issue. It's easy enough to correct later if necessary.

Great value. Pictures look good with filter. Provides camera lens protection. Lens cap fit with filter on.

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

I'm a real pro, I have lots of high end gear. I am not so foolish as to expect a $600 camera kit to perform like a $5,000 body paired with $2,000 or more lens. It does appear that there are a number critics here who expect exactly that and those people do not deserve a second of your time, they are really out of touch with reality.The M50 takes amazing stills and HD. On 4K it is said it crops it in, and yes, but it really depends what your goal is. For example if one wishes to do 360 video of small objects such as jewelry, well, this crop effect is exactly what you need. The M50 has a solid feel, a good grip even for bigger hands like mine, and yet it's enjoyably light weight, you can lug it all day and not know it's there, and at the same time you get images that just a few years ago would have required a big bulky expensive pro camera. I have no idea why anyone would complain other than out of pure ignorance, sadly there is plenty of that going round these days. The battery life is not great... so pack a few extras along. when coupled with the lens adaptor to use EF and EFS lenses I was delighted to find that I had no performance drag, and that my 60mm macro inherited the builtin IS in the M50s body... awesome. Well, there is no better camera for the money, period, not even close. I don't care what brand you look at, none of them come close to measuring up to the M50 until you go past $1,000 and up.

Great camera for the price. It's not often you can get a prosumer/semi-pro camera for less than $1,000.The camera is comfortable to hold and has a sturdy magnesium alloy body. It takes better pictures than my Rebel XSi even though I use the kit lens and 55 to 250mm IS telephoto lens I used from my Rebel.Not perfect. The LCD could be a little bit brighter, and the limited Live View could be a little less cumbersome, but all in all it's a great value.

This filter acts a protection cover for my camera's lens.