A photographer is actually happy when there is plenty of light. But there are also situations where you want to reduce the amount of light in order to generate long exposure times, for example. That is exactly why ND filters are the means of choice.

The set of 3 reviewed here includes 3 ND filters (ND8/ND64 and ND1000), so that the exposure can be extended by 3/6 or 10 f-stops with a single filter each. If required, the filters can also be combined so that further values are possible.

The filters come individually packaged in a handy storage bag which, when folded, does not take up much space in the camera bag or backpack. The first thing that stands out positively during the test is that the filters can be easily screwed into the thread of my 67mm diameter lenses. Detaching is also easy and is supported by ridges on the filter frame.

I tested all 3 filters to reduce the amount of light and achieved a suitable extension of the exposure time in each case. With ND1000 screwed on, however, the autofocus stopped working. You should first focus manually without a filter and only then use the filter. During my initial tests, I did not find any annoying color deviations.
The package is rounded off by 3 individually packaged cleaning cloths, which will be used safely sooner or later.

My conclusion: A successful ND filter set with an attractive price-performance ratio. That is worth 5 stars to me.