Reviews
The quality is truly impeccable and the value for money is hard to beat.
A very nice three-filter kit: a circular polarizer, an ND filter, and a diffuser filter.
I found the build quality excellent: aluminum and possibly copper, with a very neat finish. It all comes in a pouch with individual compartments, which can even be worn on a belt.
What I noticed in the field with a 40 MP sensor:
The circular polarizer does exactly what it's supposed to do: polarize, and it works very well. No yellow or blue cast. It enhances colors—like all good polarizers, since reducing reflections naturally reveals saturation. I didn't notice any loss of sharpness.
The ND 4–32 filter works in tandem with the polarizer, allowing you to choose whether or not to polarize while reducing brightness by 2 to 32 stops (approximately -1 to -5 stops).
For example, if the starting aperture without the filter is f/4, at -2 stops it becomes f/8, and at -5 stops it becomes f/22.
The results are truly impressive. I tested this combination, with the polarizer activated and deactivated, ranging from -2 to -32, and the color stability is excellent, both in photos and videos. The ND filter proves very useful in photos for creating water trails in daylight, but also in videos—for maintaining accurate settings in bright light.
The diffuser filter (here a 1/4) provides a soft, subtle effect. It diffuses light sources and reflections, slightly reducing contrast, which softens the image. It's also very effective in backlit situations. In video, it adds a slightly "cinematic," subtle, and pleasing look.
One small but welcome addition: While the pouch included in the kit is very well made, a lightweight individual cover (made of fabric or other material) would be useful to prevent the filters from getting too dirty, especially while hiking or in the field.
Aside from that, the quality is truly impeccable, and the price-performance ratio is hard to beat. Not to mention the magnetic feature! What a joy to change the filters in the blink of an eye!
I found the build quality excellent: aluminum and possibly copper, with a very neat finish. It all comes in a pouch with individual compartments, which can even be worn on a belt.
What I noticed in the field with a 40 MP sensor:
The circular polarizer does exactly what it's supposed to do: polarize, and it works very well. No yellow or blue cast. It enhances colors—like all good polarizers, since reducing reflections naturally reveals saturation. I didn't notice any loss of sharpness.
The ND 4–32 filter works in tandem with the polarizer, allowing you to choose whether or not to polarize while reducing brightness by 2 to 32 stops (approximately -1 to -5 stops).
For example, if the starting aperture without the filter is f/4, at -2 stops it becomes f/8, and at -5 stops it becomes f/22.
The results are truly impressive. I tested this combination, with the polarizer activated and deactivated, ranging from -2 to -32, and the color stability is excellent, both in photos and videos. The ND filter proves very useful in photos for creating water trails in daylight, but also in videos—for maintaining accurate settings in bright light.
The diffuser filter (here a 1/4) provides a soft, subtle effect. It diffuses light sources and reflections, slightly reducing contrast, which softens the image. It's also very effective in backlit situations. In video, it adds a slightly "cinematic," subtle, and pleasing look.
One small but welcome addition: While the pouch included in the kit is very well made, a lightweight individual cover (made of fabric or other material) would be useful to prevent the filters from getting too dirty, especially while hiking or in the field.
Aside from that, the quality is truly impeccable, and the price-performance ratio is hard to beat. Not to mention the magnetic feature! What a joy to change the filters in the blink of an eye!
22/08/2025