62mm MCUV+CPL+ND2-400 (1-9 Stops) Lens Filter Kit - 18-Layer Coated Optical Glass with Pouch & Cleaning Cloth - Nano-Klear Series

Key Features:
- Affordable, all-in-one kit with UV, CPL, and ND2-400 filters for lens protection, glare reduction, and light control.
- High-quality optical glass with 18-layer coatings minimizes reflections (~0.2%) and resists dust/water/scratches.
- CNC aluminum frame ensures easy handling; slim design reduces vignetting.
- Includes static-free microfiber cloth and hard-shell pouch for convenient transport and protection.
- Universal 82mm compatibility suits most pro lenses; ideal for beginners and hobbyists.

Things to consider:
- Variable ND may show X-patterns or color casts at higher stops (>5-7), especially on wide-angle lenses.
- Minor sharpness loss and ghosting when stacking filters or using fast primes.
- ND limited to 9 stops, insufficient for extreme long exposures.
- Fiddly ND adjustments; no click stops or magnetic options.
- Budget-tier optics may not satisfy pros needing flawless performance.

Great value and functionality for beginners/intermediates, who enjoy shooting landscapes or video.

I’m really happy with this K&F Concept lens set so far. Each filter fits my Canon 58mm lens perfectly and threads on smoothly without feeling loose or wobbly. The glass quality looks very clear, and I haven’t noticed any unwanted color tinting, distortion or vignetting in my shots so far. My camera has not any issues with focusing either. The UV filter has been great just using it for everyday protection. I feel the CPL helps cut down the glare and deepen the skies nicely, and the ND2-400 gives me a ton of flexibility when shooting outdoors and if I’m working with slower shutter speeds. It’s a solid setup that helps give your shots a step above the rest. The case provided that houses the lenses is very well built and does an awesome job at keeping things scratch-free & organized. For the price, you’re getting a really outstanding well built filter set that any camera owner would be proud to have. Plus it’s a well-made set of filters that perform far better than I expected. I have so many different lenses but this kit contains a great variety and an all in one setup- that’s value for your money right there.

When it comes to camera gear, often I find the prices are skies the limit. You can buy crazy expensive filters, lenses and even bags to kit yourself out. I debated very heavily about whether I had the skill and need for an ND filter, and how much I needed to spend to get the effect.

As stated, I'm a photography novice. Lots of people say not to go budget for glass. That said, K&F Concept makes some great camera gear for a good price. I purchased filters that fit all but my telephoto lens along with some step down converters. I am fairly pleased with the result of these filters. The kit came with a nice carrying case (that will fit more filters than the product came with) and some cleaning clothes. I had no issues threading it into my lens.

Although I wish it had more definitive stops, it has been fairly good in my experiments. If you go too far, you get a dark X. Because there are no "clicks" or feedback at each stop, you have to use your eyes to set a stop which means removing the camera from your face. It would be great to keep my eye in the viewfinder and actually see what each stop does without having to divert my gaze to the lens. But otherwise, the photos seem to maintain their color accuracy and there are no uneven spots (to my eye) in the clarity of the photos taken with this filter. Again, it would be easier to use if it had stops at each point in the ND filter.

I haven't used the UV filter, and don't really expect to, but the CPL filter will get some use. Overall, I think this is a great starter set of filters for a price that allows an easy path to experimentation. K&F makes really great gear that functions well, so I feel good about this purchase. Sometimes the cost of camera gear prohibits people from even considering something other than their phones.

High quality lens set that consists of 3lens.
Nd2-400 filter lens....this will reduce the brightness and adjustable.
Cpl filter lens....this stops and reduces glaring while enhancing the colors, helps enhance to give a more natural color.
Mcuv filter lens.......protects lens and blocks ultra violet light.
A lovely case was included with this set, case is a strong hard shell with soft fabric over it, inside had sewn in fabric slots to keep the lens protected and each lens came in their own soft plastic case. Case is really nice and protective and durable.
I use the uv filter for a lens protector and to stop the ultra violet light. The nd2-400 filter is great for very bright days and need lower light setting.
All 3 lens are exceptional whether you're taking photos or recording a video, they look professional and are awesome additions for photography. The really add to photo and video quality and function flawlessly.
They fit perfectly on my Canon
EOS M6 Mark 2 ,I'm very happy with this lens set.

This set of filters was delivered fast and well-packaged. It consists of a set of three lens filters: UV, circular polarizing and a variable Neutral Density 2-400 which is 9 f-stops of adjustability.

A UV filter, of course, is just glass, which blocks UV. And circular polarizer or CPL filters reduce glare and increase color saturation by reducing washout from reflections. If you have polarizing sunglasses you know how useful that can be. But as you may know, sometimes when you are wearing such sunglasses and you look at certain things, like your camera or phone LCD screen, it makes it very dark or even completely black. That’s because such screens incorporate polarizing technology and two such polarizers arranged at right angles cancel each other out. So guess what? Variable ND filters are just two polarizers stacked so that when you rotate one on the other progressively more light is blocked out just like using your (usually vertically) polarized sunglasses to look at (horizontally) polarized LCD screens. Pretty clever!

All that said, these filters are an essential tool for anyone serious about photography. This set, in other words, is indispensable. They are excellent quality as well from a manufacturer known for good quality at affordable prices. Yes, you can get better for more money as with anything. Chiefly, you can get more expensive glass and coatings. But to get all three of these filters together, along with a nice carry case that protects all three for $33.49 – list as of this writing – is a tremendous deal. Get these, use them in different circumstances and see how you like the results. You can always get more expensive ones later.

One more thing: unlike some other products, especially clip-on filters for cellphones, you can stack these. That is, you can keep the UV filter on your lens and add the CPL as needed. Or, what may make more sense – what I usually do – is keep the CPL filter on most all the time and add the ND filter when needed.

I needed a few filters for a new lens I recently picked up for my Lumix camera, and decided to give these a try. Well, the Circular Polarizer is now living on my lens almost full time, because I find it very useful when shooting in the field, as I can dial it in to see through glass reflections very nicely. All the filters work very well, have good machining on the threads, and screw on and come off pretty easily and without a struggle. These are great quality filters.

The K&F Concept 67mm UV/CPL/ND2-400 Lens Filters Kit is well made and very easy to use. Feel like great quality and this brand is my go to for affordable filters for my camera lens. This kit comes with a cool looking case and it’s light weight. It’s perfect if you’re in a budget.

This is a good set of starter filters for those just getting into photography, they work well, optical clarity is good enough, and the package is affordably priced. The set includes three filters, and comes in a nice hard shell case with pouches to house the filters. I do wish that each filter had a small plastic case to protect it when it's in the sleeves, makes handling them easier since i won't get smudges, etc. on them.

The filters themselves are good quality, especially given their price, these are perfect for someone who is just getting into photography. If you have high end lenses, you should probably skip these and buy higher end filters which will cost a lot more but be better optically matched for high end glass.

Overall, in my use and testing I found these to be fine, they will get the job done!

The lens filters appear optically perfect, and they fit and function correctly. They are well packaged and with a dessicant pack. The carrying case seems excessively large, for the small filters I got, but is ok. Lens cloth works well too.

Very premium build and excellent quality. I love the case it came with and how well everything was packaged. The filters feel solid and reliable, making this a great kit for photographers who want versatility and protection.