Decent lens, build is better than previous model. I can't honestly tell a lot of difference in clarity or bokeh. Focusing does seem to be a tad able to be done a bit closer in but nothing drastic. There is less noise so that is a plus. For a cheap lens you can't go wrong..

This is a must have lens in your bag. For the price it's a no brainier. Worked with it before and I really liked it, but my recent product shoot this lens really shined. excellent focusing, great color capture and DOF is off the charts. I am excited to use it on my model shoot next month. Don't even hesitate and get this one.

I have several Gobe, now renamed Urth, filters, mostly UV, ND + variable, and CPL, and for me, they are perfect and fit my allocated lens. When buying an Urth product you automatically plant trees in places where tree shortages exist. So that’s a plus for the environment! I have now given up buying very expensive filters as am very happy with Urth.

This is a great set of lens filters. I have several lenses and I am slowly building a collection of filters for each of them, and I have been buying them one at a time. This kit has just about everything I need for one of my most-used lenses. I almost passed this kit up because I initially thought it was only suitable for use with GoPro cameras. I was already aware of the quality of NEEWER camera accessories, so I'm glad I took a few minutes for a closer look at the product description and realized I had just interpreted the title incorrectly. This filter kit will indeed work with my 58 mm Nikkor lens and there are adaptors which allow them to be used for the listed GoPro models.Everything came in a nice, sturdy zippered case. The filters are slim, light-weight and can be stacked; the aluminum ring twists on to the lens easily. The thin, coated glass is of high quality and I definitely appreciate the oil/dust/water resistance. The current price of $49.49 seems very reasonable for this set of lens filters (four neutral density, one circularly polarized light & one ultra-violet). The kit arrived neatly boxed and well protected from damage during shipping.

Very happy with this lens. There is the 1.4 model, but at twice the price or more, this one gives the effect I was looking for, and I wonder if the higher-end one would bring too much of the blur effect.

The filters and the case are nice. DJI did a nice job designing a mount for filters.As others have said, the 4 and the 8, plus the 1000 is just plain dumb.a 128 or even 256 would do well in place of the 1000. And a clear UV or Skylight filter would be better than the 4 for going out at dusk.As for the OEM stock filter not fitting in the case - it doesn't - but it belongs in the original box stored in your attic.....it has no glass or element to protect the actual lens. Its just a hole in a plastic frame.Now looking to buy an actual clear filter to cover the lens - Should have come with the kit

ND filters are crucial for any days that the sun peaks through and especially on sunny days.The fitment of all the filters was crisp and attached right on. From my experience some manufactures had horrible build tolerances where some filters in a kit would fit better than others. This kit has no such problem, all the filters fit perfectly. The single polarized filter allows you to rotate the circular lens to ensure you are getting the polarized benefits when using either the Horizontal or Vertical modes of the Mini 3 Pro.The case is also the perfect sizing to store away in the carry case that comes with the mini 3 fly more combo.Do yourself a favor and buy this set of filters to capture that perfect memory of yours. Why spend hundreds for a drone and then limit yourself to horribly washed out pics on sunny days?

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Lens









 I bought the previous model, the 50mm f/1.8 II, a few years ago and regretted it because of its poor auto-focusing issue. The photos were rarely sharp unless I manually focused the lens. So when I read the reviews about the STM model, I took the chance and bought it.I tried it out in a dimly lit room (6pm with an east facing window) with no flash, and the auto focus worked really well! It auto-focused correctly on about 90% of the shots compared to about 10% of the shots for the previous model. That fact alone made me happy. The bokeh is a bit smoother with seven rounded blades instead five straight ones, and this is important since an f/1.8 lens is bought with bokeh in mind.The lens is much quieter, and it seems to focus a little bit faster. Also, the lens is heavier (a good thing), a tiny bit bigger, and fits my camera with a more professional look. I know the latter part of that statement is subjective, but the lens actually lacks that "toy" look of the previous model.Over all, I am happy with it. I will take it on an engagement shoot in a couple of weeks and update this entry with how I feel about it then.