The range of adapter rings mean they fit all my current lens , the holders are simple to use and the padded carry cases are well made. So far only just begun to experiment with them but am well pleased with the product.

I like the whole kit but if they where labelled for the strength of the ND filters it would be a great help for novice photographers

This kit really comes with alot of choices which can fit about every situation. pretty much every solid and gradient color. also several ND solid and gradients as well as the major size filter thread rings for almost every lens. it comes with 2 filter holders. one can hold multiple stacked filters but its a bit tight fitting, the second holder is for one filterand it has a perfect amount of tension. What is important to know is every filter cuts down the light value so If like me youre using a manual film camera with no light meter you will need to meter through the filter to get correct exposure before setting the camera, if youre using a digital or cam with through the lens metering this is not necessary. great budget kit.

As I am still a beginner with my camera I wanted a lens set that I could try out. This fitted the criteria and so far it meets what I wanted. The filters are basic with a slight colour cast but ideal for learning to use and nothing that I can’t fix in post processing so far. The big plus is the ability to use the adaptors with Cokin filters and as my lenses are differing sizes it is a good buy for this alone. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend them .

Ok for the price you pay these are amazin. I mean you get so much choice of filters it's ridiculous. And the fact the come in soft carry pouches is an added bonus. There are many filters with 2 tone to nd polarizing everything u need is here and wuality on glass is great. You will notice a slight tint with this glass like any other filter but nothing too crazy and something that can easily be corrected in post. However the filter holders c oiuld be slightly hence the 4 stars. I mean they are great but feel lightly on the cheap side. Overall you get alot of things with this filter and i think its perfect for beginners rather than have to screw different filters for different effects just slide out the glass and replace with another. Great product brilliant price not much to complain about.

Has everything you need to get yourself started. Each pane of glass comes individually wrapped to protect it during shipment. The filter rings are snug tight and work well with the Cokin P series filters.

You get a lot with this kit for the money, a great deal. The filters are a little tight when put in the filter holder, but will probably loosen up over time. I’ve used them for landscapes and sunsets so far and they have been working very well.

Overall I don't regret buying this set, I will definitely use several of these filters but I particularly looked forward to using the ND Grads. I was very disappointed with them they all give a strong colour cast to the images. I have now decided to purchase more expensive ND Grads. Full ND filters are good and I will use them. They are well packed and wallets seem well made and sturdy enough to protect your filters.One great thing about this set is the adaptor rings, I can have one on all my lenses in my bag, saves fiddling about out in the field.Everything seems to be quite sturdy and holders hold the filters very securely.I look forwards to experimenting with the colour filters.The main reason I bought this budget set was to help me decide if I could benefit from using filters before spending a fortune on more expensive ones.If it wasn't for the colour cast from the ND Grads I would have given 5 stars.

I used Cokin filters a lot way back in the day of film. Made a recent DSLR camera upgrade and wanted to get a P series Cokin setup, but not for the kind of money Cokin wants. Figured this kit sounded like a budget alternative with several good reviews. I’m not inclined to agree with any of the good reviews.The filters are not labeled (Cokin prints a label on the corner of their filters). You have to take each filter out and hold it up to the light to guess what it is. The colors aren’t complicated, but picking out the ND filters is a pain. You may have to take out several ND filters and hold them side by side to guess which is which.The storage pouches are serious overkill. They are plastic filters. They don’t need this much cushioning. They include 4 huge “wallets” for 24 filters. Each wallet is 8” x 4-1/2” x 1-1/4” when folded. That’s about 5” depth when all stacked together, taking up 180 cubic inches of space. And that doesn’t include the frames, adapters, or hood. Who has this kind of extra space in their camera bag? My old Cokin filters slide into plastic boxes that hold 10 filters in 2 inches of depth in a box just slightly larger than a filter.Next big problem is the single filter frame. This one has such small tabs on the back that it doesn’t stay on the lens adapter. Looks like it was designed for an adapter with at least 1mm larger diameter flange on it. Also, the hood mounting tabs don’t fit the hood. Basically, the single filter holder is garbage. I tried using it and it just falls off the adapter ring during use.The 3-filter frame looks to be modeled after Cokin and has tolerances that fit the adapters. So, at least one frame is usable. The hood also fits on this one.Contrary to product description, the lens adapters are NOT double-threaded, so you cannot put your lens cap on the adapter.Not sure what the deal is in the description about including “2 Tripods”. There are no tripods in the kit, nor would one expect there to be. Looks like a typo.My overall opinion is that this filter set is not worth the price paid. I got a frame holder adapters and some budget filters. Need to find a more compact way to hold the filters from another source.

Awesome.