Amazing filter, and value for money

Great purchase, easy on the wallet and to use. I’m not sure if it’s a drawback or not but you can’t use your lens hood with this filter on your lens. Kinda I guess.

I usee this filter with my tilt shift lens,amazing filter and value

Great quality and ease of use

Very happy with this variable ND filter. Solid build. People complain about seeing the "X" just don't turn it past max!great as a starter if this is your first variable ND filter.

I use it for video, works really well. Like someone else mentioned it sucks cuz you can't put the lens cap on it, but when I'm out shooting anyway my lens cap is pretty much off and I have the cover for the ND filter somewhere close so I can remove it when I'm shooting indoors/darker places.

I paid over $100 for a high end neutral density fader filter and it lasted less than 5 months. This particular one seems to actually be a higher quality for a smaller price. Expensive does not always guarantee longevity in a product.

Feels a very good quality filter

The filter is exactly as described,easy to fit, feels well constructed and comes in a sturdy case.As far as I can tell it does not add any innacurate colour cast as some cheap ND filters do.I bought a size to fit my largest Olympus pen f lens( which it does with no problem) and I purchased some low cost lens ring adaptors so that I can use it on any of my lenses(I did the same with a good quality polarising filter).

I shoot vlogs and wanted to experiment with manual settings outdoors; and it was suggested by other Youtubers to try using a variable nd filter for video shooting to help get a more cinematic look. I didn't know what to expect and didn't want to drop too much money so I gave this one a shot. I bought this particular fader because it was available and recommended by Amazon. Honestly it works very well. I've used it on video shoots and it helps me get the exact settings I want. I can easily get the fully open aperture and low ISO in broad daylight. Being variable I just have to rotate to change the setting rather than changing separate fixed nd filters. The image quality looks great as well, very sharp. I'm not sure if there is any color change as I don't notice it. The only thing I wish it had was some indicator to tell you what density it is at other than just line markings. But it isn't a deal breaker since I just rotate until I get the right exposure settings anyway. Just be careful of rotating past minimum or maximum as you do get that 'X' across the image that people talk about. I think it's prevalent for all faders anyways. Also I wish I could put a lens cap on it since the outside isn't threaded so the cap doesn't stay on. Other than that the build quality seems very good.Overall it's a great filter to experiment with and for its low cost it's definitely worth trying out.