In photography, a common problem is that when the lighting is simply too bright, your creative options become severely limited because you’re forced to use very high shutter speeds, and/or crank the f-stop up to the highest (smallest) setting. These situations make narrow depth of field or longer exposures extremely difficult ,if not impossible.

I have several K&F CONCEPT filters in my bag, and I’ve been very happy with every one of them. They’re typically made very well using high-quality glass and materials, and they always perform exactly as you would expect.

This is my first magnetic filter, and I can’t believe I haven’t switched to these sooner. I’ve always been worried that the filter might easily fall off while I’m in the field, but clearly that that is not the case. The magnet is surprisingly strong, making it quite unlikely that it will fall off, or get knocked off easily.

For me, the convenience of quickly popping on a filter without having to screw it onto your lens has been a game changer indeed. I keep the magnetic ring attached to my lens while the actual filter is kept handy and protected in my pocket. When needed, I simply grab it, pop it on, and I’m ready to shoot instantly.

If you’ve never used a neutral density filter, then you really missing out. When the conditions are too bright, just pop it on and the adjusted as desired to allow you to choose whatever exposure settings you desire.

This filter is well-made, and the quality is excellent. There is no streaking are any other derogation to the image… It simply reduces the amount of light entering the lens which sets the stage for capturing breathtaking images.

If you’re getting the feeling that, I really love this filter, it’s because I do. I have used it in all kinds of conditions, and even at night to shoot a full rising moon and each time the results have been impressive.