NEEWER 67mm ND Lens Filter Kit: ND2 ND4 ND8 ND16, Lens Cleaning Pen, Filter Pouch Neutral Density Filter and Accessory Kit Compatible with Canon Nikon Sony Panasonic DSLR Cameras with 67mm Lens

Neewer has been kind of my go-to brand when it comes to being a new film-maker, podcaster, or any kind of film production. They've never let me down so I didn't expect anything different. That being said, it's kinda hard to screw up ND filters so as long as it threads well and does the job it's a win/win. Still Neewer took it a couple of steps further. For one, it comes in a great carrying case! It allows me to take off my polarizing lens cover and replace it with an ND and not worry about breaking the glass, while each filter is has its own individual place. The glass cleaning cloth was great quality too. But the crowning achievement, and why I'm so glad I bought it, was the cleaning brush it includes. It's retractable, keeps itself clean and has this nifty two cleaning options. The cover on the two sides brush sometimes falls off the cleaner because of the modular design, but as for the price I paid I got it for free and I couldn't find one that was as good so it can fall apart as much as it wants because it all fits together in its perfect little container.

I think of this like sunglasses for your camera to help make certain settings work better.Machined and anodized with top craftsmanship. Visibility is excellent and no issues getting these on and off my Sony 35mm GM lens.I’ve had to use the #4 filter when indoor lighting was a tad too bright for my target ISO100 and f1.4 video at 50fps recording. Optically I don’t notice anything and can even add a polarizing filter in front of these.When shooting in really bright beaches outdoors I use the #16 filter. It’s good having the choices of other filters for special circumstances. I don’t “stack” filters in fear of reduced quality.I read some negative reviews on the pricey adjustable ND filters and the last thing I want is to be constantly fiddling with the adjustment and end up with some sort of added distortion.I think of these like “prime” filters that do a good job but only have four steps of adjustability. Most cameras will allow in camera settings to help fine tune so I didn’t feel the need for something infinitely adjustable.Then I figure if one of them gets damaged I can just buy a single replacement.I do like using these as I feel it also adds an extra layer of lens protection if you have expensive glass.

Nice Filters work good. Just wish there was one kinda in-between their two darkest filters. Otherwise great for the money.

These diffusers are amazing to have on a sunny day outdoors. They make filming much easier. They help with not having blown out shots from the sun, and editing is easier due to using these filters.

Photography is my hobby. For some time I wanted to try ND filters, but I do not have $$$ to pay for top name brands. Some of the reviews of more economical ND filter made it look like inexpensive filters were horrible. That said, the price / value proposition of Neewer ND filter made me buy it and see if amateur photographer can achieve similar results like the pros get with more expensive filters. Here is what I find out and learn during few days of trials (Lumix G85 12-60 mm kit lens. fast moving water over rocks and small waterfall). 1) Pictures taken with ND filter absolutely had no color change / overcast or reduction in IQ. I use only one ND filter at the time; I didn't stack filters. Only ND filter, no UV filter. 2) The ND values are not exact and are on the low side, - the ND2 is close to what it should be, but as we move to higher ND values, e.g. ND16 it is closer to 3-1/3 f-stop. This is not a problem for me. 3) the glass, glass coating and metal parts are very high quality. Metal parts machining is v good, perfect thread fit. 4) filters are low profile which means should work well w/wide lenses. Bottom line, I found it to be great entry level ND filters. Please remember, those are ND 2 - ND16; those are not for making waterfall water "white." If Neewer makes the ND1000, I will buy it.

Bought these for the wife, and she's loving them. 52, 58, and 77.

This is such a great combo for 4 different filter colors, they come in a bag with their cleaning cloth and a brush, which makes it very easy to grab them on the go. They fit perfectly on the Camera Sony A6700. The performance of the photos with these filters are impecable!

I needed a filter that I wasn't worried about scuffing up or damaging. However I immediately noticed the high quality of these filters the minute I opened the box. If you didn't know any better you would assume these go for atleast $50 each. I have other higher end filters that do not compare to the quality(yes really). On to how they work. I have used this for a few outdoor shoots and have not experienced any vignetting which is common with lower quality filters. The ND16 filter is great for shooting long exposures during the day and it still produces a quality image. If you like to take pictures during the day I would highly recommend these filters whether you are an amateur or pro. You will be pleasantly surprised with the quality especially at this price point. I am excited to try out more Neewer products and hope their quality carries over into other products.If so they will have themselves a new loyal customer. At the very least I will always go to them when I need new ND filters. I will at some point post some of the pictures I took using these filters because they came out great!! Long exposure waterfalls during the day with a filter that cost less than $5 and I still get a high end quality image!! Did not think that was possible. Thank you for a quality product at an amazing price!