I almost always use a CPL filter. This allows me to minimize reflections from water or windows and increase contrast. It prevents details from being lost due to overexposure. A polarizing filter (also known as a polarizing filter) polarizes light. The CPL filter is a must for impressive shots, whether with my drones or my mirrorless camera.

The CPL filter from K&F made a good impression at first glance. It mounts perfectly, and the lens cap still fits. The quality of the X-series is top-notch compared to my previous K&F K-series filter, which was already quite good. But the X-series is even a bit better. The storage box is extremely practical because it can accommodate filters of different sizes.

The ring of the CPL filter can be rotated, which affects the polarization plane. I don't want to go into this in more detail, as it would go beyond the scope of this article... In any case, the images will have higher contrast and reflections will be minimized.

My conclusion: This CPL filter is of good quality, fits perfectly, sits perfectly, and can be adjusted smoothly. Images will have higher contrast and reflections will be significantly reduced with this filter. There is no color distortion, and the images are crystal clear without any limitations, such as fringing. It is an extremely good filter that I can recommend without reservation. The price-performance ratio corresponds to the high quality standard and is comparable to an inexpensive CPL filter. I am very satisfied with it.

Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope I was able to help you a little, including with the photos.