I have always used the threaded filters on my camera, going back to my earliest days in photography. And we all know the effort it takes to change one of those filters - you have to unscrew the current filter and then screw the new one onto the lens, a process that takes a couple of minutes, at least. Not always ideal. With this set, you have two threaded options: an empty ring (with no filter or glass of any sort) or a threaded UV filter. The other two filters (a circular polarizer and a neutral density 1000) then attach to either of the previously mounted rings magnetically, so that switching filters just involves pulling the filter off and putting another in place - in just seconds. An excellent option in situations where you might want to change filters frequently. In addition, the set includes a convenient carry case, with separate, padded pockets for each of the filters. This case can be worn on a belt, or attached to camera strap (or in my case, the chest harness I use to carry my camera while hiking), which ensures that the filters are close at hand when you need them. My only complaint is that the magnets are a little bit too weak. At one point, as I was setting my camera down, I bumped the filter and it fell off. Luckily, it does not appear that the filter was scratched or otherwise damaged, but if you use these, you want to be aware that they can be knocked off relatively easily. You probably would never have a problem if you only used them in a studio environment, but if you use them outdoors, especially if you are moving around a lot, you want to be careful with them.

The idea of a magnetic filter system is very good, in the set you get the mount, circular polarizer, UV filter and an ND1000 filter all inside a nice quality pouch to keep them safe. This set is ideal for the landscape photographers out there, the ND filter allows you to slow down the shutter speed to enhance the effect of movement, the circular polarizer allows the control of reflections. Overall a very handy set that will be a permenant part of my kit.

Just when you thought....who would reinvent the wheel? K&F has def done it! I have the swarm of traditional filters and always screwed them on and off, carried them with me etc. All the standard ways we are all use to. This caught my eye when I saw "magnetic" and though.....eh, seems odd.

But im always up for and easier life when it comes to those little things so i gave these a shot. And now, I find if i had to screw on my filters, it would drive me nuts. This is a MUCH MUCH better mousetrap to the filter game! I find myself swapping filters more often, and using these more than i usually would. The magnets are strong and the filters are what youd expect from them. So far i am LOVING these. They clip on easy, you screw on the magnet ring, and then the filters clip to it. Your lens cap goes on the filter, so if you dont want the filter, i tend to take it with the lens cap and put it to the side until i need it.

If you use or swap filters a lot, do yourself a favor and get these! Im about to order a few more sets for my other lenses.

The K&F Concept Nano Series magnetic filter kit is really extremely practical. The kit that contains the filters has a compact size, which allows us to carry it in our backpack, sacrificing very little space. The weight is extremely light, which is really useful for those who do long hikes where the weight of the equipment, after several hours, begins to be felt. Installing and removing filters is nothing short of lightning; in seconds you can easily mount the three filters and in as many seconds they can be removed. The grip of the magnets is really good and therefore there is no fear of ending up with filters falling off during the shooting or transport phase. WHO IS RECOMMENDED TO In conclusion, I highly recommend this value for money filter kit to: - anyone looking for a first filter kit to begin the creative experience; - those looking for an excellent relationship between quality, size and weight; - those looking for maximum practicality during filming and composition. PS The filter comparison photos have not been edited and therefore are the original file directly exported from the machine from RAW to JPG.

This is a premium quality glass at a reasonable price. The glass is flawless, the handles glare very well, and do not reduce the image quality at all.

Can be used well for common telephoto lenses.

There's nothing to be said about the quality, they are excellent for the price that they are.

I already own a backpack and an adapter for my Fuji XT-3 from this brand and have not been disappointed once. The adapter fitted perfectly and so did these ND filters here. My buddy and I are getting a little into the image film area at the moment and are trying out a lot in that regard. So far, we always had the problem with the Fuji that the sky was totally overexposed and I had to adjust the aperture. This problem is now off the table.

In a nutshell about the product itself: the supplied bag is great and by no means just a cheap prop, but a high-quality and sensible storage option for the filters. The filters themselves are of very high quality, fit my Fujinon XF 18-55 very precisely and do exactly what they are supposed to do without any compromises.

That pictures say more than 1000 words, even if it may sound trite, I've attached a small sequence from our last shoot, where you can finally see the sky. In this case only the ND8. A lot more should be possible with the ND64, even on very bright days. The price-performance ratio is clearly great here. My recommendation!

Muy practico el estuche, lo puedes llevar a la cintura o ponerlo en la mochila, es el kit escencial que no puede faltar para fotografia panoramica y para esos efectos fantasticos tipo seda y como siempre son esa excelente calidad de K&F

I really like the concept of this set of filters. I’m not the most coordinated person, and switching filters in the field requires some coordination, so I have just been using a single filter - and it shows in my photos. I really like that this set really requires very little coordination. I’ve been able to quickly and easily switch filters as the lighting changes.

The set comes in a nice padded fabric case with individual pockets and a Velcro strap to attach to a belt.

The set includes three magnetic filters and an adapter ring. The lightest filter is a UV filter that looks completely clear. Like the adapter ring, this filter is threaded. It is the only filter that is threaded, and is also the only filter that seems a bit loose when on the adapter. The other filters fit much better, but they fit just as well on the UV filter, so I’ve chosen to skip the adapter ring and just thread the UV filter to my lens and attach the other filters to this one. It obviously means an added layer of glass when setup this way though.

Anyway, I like this set and would recommend it.