The CPL+ND filter is very well suited to reducing the light sensitivity of the camera and thus facilitating long-term recordings. I can't see the cross shadows mentioned in some reviews with any of the filter's settings. I use the filter on a Nikon D5100. Water and glass reflections are easily removed by simply twisting the filter.
07/04/2025
I got to use it on our partial eclipse we had a couple weeks ago. I really enjoyed it & getting ready for the total eclipse in April of next year. I just hated that it was cloudy image quality was great and good value for the money.
31/03/2025
I'm thrilled ... I think the combination of ND and polarizing filters is brilliant; the brand and this idea made me buy it. the polarizing filter works perfectly Well - I would buy it again; Especially with water photography, this filter serves two purposes, which triggers some fascination in me
26/03/2025
use the neutral density filter for my nature photography and landscape photography. Especially when photographing rivers, lakes or waterfalls, this filter, thanks to its variable darkening from ND2 - ND64, offers an extension of the shutter speed, which creates motion blur, which looks very nice with watercourses. In addition to the ND filter, there is a second filter function, a CPL polarization filter. This is very practical when photographing water, lakes and streams, as reflections can be compensated for at the same time. The processing quality is very good, even with maximum darkening of ND64, the unwanted X effect does not occur. The inexpensive filter shows good imaging properties in all areas and is ideal for ambitious and creative amateur photographers
20/03/2025
This is a good product. I've used this for both videos and photos. The only downside to this is that it's not as stiff as it was when I first got it. Sometimes when you turn on the ND filter you turn on the CPL. But that's not really a disadvantage unless you're happy with the speed pace.
16/03/2025
Perfect product. Arrived in original packaging. A bit tricky at the beginning to turn the filter.
15/03/2025
I've been looking mainly for ND filters for several weeks. I have seen prices of all kinds, and it is clear that quality has to be paid for. This filter has no chromatic aberration whatsoever. I usually use it with a Tamrom 28-75 2.8 to be able to use the outside opening. Since the lever for adjusting the ND filter is somewhat critical, it is quite “sensitive” and easy to move. This isn't a problem if you don't manipulate the lens often. It becomes a problem if you also want to polarize the image, where you have to move the end of the filter and almost always unintentionally manipulate the ND. In summary, it is a very affordable destination in terms of value for money. It has no deviations and is easy to assemble. On the other hand, the manufacturing design could be a little more precise and, for example, offer the possibility of locking the ND with a screw.
14/03/2025
13/03/2025
own four of these “older” versions of VND & CPL from K&F. I really liked the idea of going one step further with this “new” version. But I find that it's mostly unusable when you get close to the limit — at the strongest density. I noticed a large color shift at the corner that was affected by polarization. (Maybe it's not clear, but it kind of looks like heavy vignetting or the X we see on certain cheap VND) I think it's more noticeable on wide angle lenses. I still think this is a no-brainer for the cost, but in terms of ease of use I would stick with the first version (V1).
12/03/2025
The metal, variable ND filter helps with long exposures and manages to reduce a few steps. For recordings that are not shot in direct sunlight, it is sufficient, for example, to smooth out water. The processing is top and you can get nice pictures with it. Including cleaning cloth - and super case in which the ND filter is not damaged. (If you don't know: the diameter of your lens is written directly on your lens). The filter is also perfect for adhering to the 180掳 shutter rule when filming with DSLR /DSLM. We are convinced! Simply screw on the ND filter - done! The protective cap from the lens also fits on it :)
11/03/2025