Better than the Peter McKinnon variable ND for the price. Amazing quality and they work very well. I'm super satisfied with the purchase

I bought the 58mm NDHD1000 thinking it was a variable filter like the default search result ND2-ND400 but it turns out to be fixed at 10 stop. I've tested it on an over cast day between 1 to 15 seconds exposure and between f/8-f/10 aperture and the result was perfect. The image was tack sharp and as colorful and the tone is lifelike so I'm glad I made the mistake. If I can take a 1 second exposure photo at f/10, then waterfall, ocean waves, and other movement I want to photograph is perfect so I will keep my filter.

This filter is great value for the quality and build. Works well between MIN and just before the MAX settings. Add 1 stop exp. comp. to get best results at around the MAX settings. Past MAX you get 'X' cross effect. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for variable ND filter. Plus you get to help the planet and plant some trees. Its a win-win :-)

Very happy with this filter after reviewing all the reviews and other variable ND products.A lot of purchasers mention the dreaded X when using this. Only used a few times during a fairly sunny day but not an issue for me, just don't use it at the maximum value and shouldn't be a problem.

First variable ND filter purchased (all others I have had have been static) and what a difference it makes!So easy to move around, and not having to carry more than one per lens is a real space-saver in the bag!I've experienced no false colour or the infamous X on any images (although I don't use this all the way closed!)Comparing it to a friends premium ND (I won't mention the brand), I could not see a difference at all in image quality. However, the premium ND was a bit stiffer to move around, so it felt like it would stay exactly where left. The K&F one does feel like it may loosen up over time, although this hasn't happened yet a few months in!

The filter reduces light by a factor of 1,000, or 10 f-stops (2^10 is actually a factor of 1,024, but the difference is negligible), useful for making flowing water look silky smooth, blurring traffic in a street scene, or eliminating moving people from a busy street. Pictures made with it are sharp and there is no unsirable color tint or density variation (unlike those with a variable-ND filter I'd tried, which blurred the image at high ND settings and had uneven absorption across its area). The metal ring is thin, making storage in a filter stack easier, but threaded to allow additional filters. Though it costs a bit more than other filters I've purchased through Amazon, I've no complaint about image quality.

All work like a charm. However the variable ND tends to be slightly uneven, in my case turning the left upper side a bit dark

Neewer ist mir bekannt für gutes Zubehör rund um die Fotografie. Diese sind meist deutlich günstiger als die Alternativen der namhaften Hersteller. Meist sind sie von recht guter Qualität und halten was sie versprechen. So nehme ich auch schon mal gerne die Teile von Neewer.Nachdem ich schon variable ND-Filter getestet habe und nicht so zufrieden hiermit war, wollte ich doch einmal schauen wie gut sich Filter mit fester Neutraldichte so schlagen. Bestellt habe ich mir aus diesem Grunde den Neewer ND1000 Neutraldichtefilter was in etwa einer Verdunkelung von 10 Blendenstufen entspricht.Geliefert wird der Filter in einer üblichen Filterhülle die den Filter sehr gut schützt. Als Zugabe gibt es bei Neewer bei Filtern immer ein Reinigungstuch. Das Filterglas ist in einem Ring aus Metall eingefasst. Dieser Ring ist sauber verarbeitet und hat im Gegensatz zu den Filtern anderer Hersteller an mehreren Stellen eine Riffelung die erlaubt auch einen etwas zu festsitzenden Filter wieder gut zu lösen. Der ND-Filter ist farblich recht neutral.Fazit: Es muss nicht immer ein Filter von einem teuren Hersteller sein. In diesem Fall reicht auch der Filter von Neewer der ein super Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis liefert. Ich bin zufrieden und werde nun noch öfter schön weiches Wasser fotografieren.