Neewer’s ND filter set is a great action camera accessory that prevents overexposure and eliminates glare and reflection.The kit is compatible with GoPro Hero 9 Black and Hero 10 Black and is composed of CPL, ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64 and ND1000 filters that are stored in a small protective hard plastic case. Each lens has premium 18-layer coatings that give a flawless appearance and reduce lens flare and avoid vignetting. Also, it is very easy to install, just unscrew the original filters in a counterclockwise direction and then turn the filter clockwise to easily change the filter.Upon using this, I must say that it works as it should, but it is not highly comparable to the branded ones. However, this one from Neewer is indeed ideal for beginner or amateur photographers. So far, I am very satisfied with its quality even though it doesn’t have that high-quality filter. It is ideal to use in capturing your adventures while travelling.With all that said, this filter kit is a of reasonable quality for beginners to intermediate use. Quality-wise, it is on par with the price.

This is a high quality lens filter and it fits perfectly on the Nikkor lenses that came with my camera kit. Years ago I took a few classes in B&W film photography, but I haven't really done much of anything since. My Dad knew how much I liked film photography, so he gifted me with a beginner's DSLR camera kit a couple of years ago, as well as a more advanced one more recently (no, he didn't forget, he just thought I was getting a little better). However, I am very much an amateur and I am still learning exactly how to use it (the filter as well as the camera and lens). I am having fun trying to find out exactly what my cameras can do. Some of the reviewers mentioned that using this 1/4 diffusion filter resulted in a strong effect and others thought it was more subtle. Perhaps it is just my untrained eye, but it seems rather subtle to me. In fact, much of the time I don't really see much difference unless it is very bright light conditions. The filter is light-weight and the glass is of high quality with no visible imperfections. I like that I can use this filter by stacking it with other filters. The current price of $35.00 seems very reasonable (I bought the 52 mm version).

Got the Gobe Filter Kit 72mm MRC 16-Layer: UV, CPL Polarizer, ND8, ND1000 about a month ago. Since they arrived it's done nothing but rain. Eventually got out to try them and I have to say they did not disappointed. I am very pleased with the the photos as there is no colour cast like I was getting on the cheaper plastic ones. The only slight problem I got was when I knocked the lens and couldn't get the filter off. Easily solved by getting a small knife and running it round the filter where it screws onto the lens, pulls the threads even with no damage to either lens or filter... Happy Days!!

I love this lens. My photos looks so much better than the kit lens that came with my camera.

Pros:- I bought this kit because I need the various Neutral Density filters for an experimental project, and for my works, they work quite well.- I've also used the CPL (circular polarizing) filter during outdoor shoots a lot, and I've realized it did make my photos look more vibrant and lively (when I placed the camera correctly).- Overall, I am glad I have this kit, and they can come in quite handy during daytime shoots or in any bright environment, like photographing a room of people at a long exposure while the room is well lit. Having them has improved my outdoor photos, despite the fact that they are super cheap. I recommend this kit, especially when you start learning how to use them.- Luckily, all my lens have the diameter of 52mm, so I can use the entire 52mm kit for all my lenses without needing an adapter.Cons:- When two or more filters are stacked together, they will cast a vignettes on the photos when shooting at a wide angle. From my experiences, the vignettes appears at a focal length of 24 mm and wider (18mm, 16mm, and beyond). The wider the focal length, the more extreme the vignettes gets.- When I used the filters on my Nikon AF 50mm f1.8, probably because the front glass of the lens is too far away from the filter, when I point the camera towards the light (indoor lights, not sunlight), the filter casts a ghost of the light fixtures onto the image. The "ghost" (reflection of light fixtures) is not present when I remove the filter from the lens.Just an FYI:- From my research, I've learned that in digital photography, the UV and FLD filters don't have much function, because their intended functions have been built into our modern DSLR's. However, it is still nice to have them. For instance, the FLD filter can give a very creative colour cast to the images.

I was going to get a Polaroid version but the price for postage was almost as much as the filter. So happy I stumbled upon this one! It's worth mentioning that this filter is perfect for a wide-angle lens (It works great with my Panasonic Lumix 12-35mm F2.8), since the outer diameter is much larger than the inner diameter (on the 58mm filter I bought anyway) and that minimises vignetting. I can't get the exact outer measurement but it's somewhere in the 65mm range and I wouldn't recommend stacking an extra filter on the end of this anyway. If you need even more ND reduction, put a filter before it instead. The Color cast is minimal, and can easily be tuned on post if you shoot in RAW, or even calibrated with the camera's "white balance" before shooting. Even though I can see *very slight* ripples in the glass when light reflects off it, I see zero distortion on the captured image. Build quality is great, feels sturdy and is well machined.

its ok, it does the job i wanted a nd filter and saw that polaroid has one so i decided, why not. its ok not great.

If you are looking for a polarizing filter, this one works well for the kit lens on a Nikon D90.