Great product

good quality . highly recommended

I shoot a medium format digital camera and use graduated neutral density filters for landscapes. The filters must be able to be moved up or down to accomplish their purpose. The K&F filter holder comes with adapter rings to fit most common sizes of lens filter threading and accommodates the flat filters of 100mm width allowing hands free management of the filters.

Great product with affordable price.

I've been thinking for a long time if I should get this filter. Ultimately, however, Amazon has no risk and can test them.

Pro:
Top packed.
Glass filter which is evenly coated.
Leather bag.
I find the bag better than the chunky boxes such as Lee or Haida

Negative:
slight but really very slight colour changes on the edge.

I'm going to get the other filters to test.

I bought the filter bag in order to have all the filters on the one hand faster and not to have to search and on the other to save space. The bag is high-quality workmanship and fits perfectly for 100x100mm filters. A total of three (theoretically also four) different filters can be stored in it. So it is perfect for a standard ND filter set (8,64,1000).

Inside, the bag is completely covered with microfibre so that the filters can be transported without further protection. As a smart feature, it has a pull-out mechanism. That is, when you open the bag and pull it on the tab, all filters are highlighted offset so that you can grab it much better and read the label directly.

I have added another glass filter at the same time - ND64. Since I already own an ND8 from another brand as well as the ND1000 from K&F, this was of course still missing in the series. I am on the whole super happy with the quality of K&F. In certain light situations, my ND64 filter goes easily into the green. However, this can be corrected without major problems during image processing. Due to the filter form (no round filter) you also have no problems with vignetting or sloping sharpness. The images are thus almost not affected in the image quality. The processing is top (no sharp edges, stains etc.) and the price speaks for itself.

All in all, I am very satisfied with the entire filter system of K&F and will probably hit the gradient filters soon!

Something to complain about almost always, but in relation to the price offered, everything is really fine! Filters are good. I haven't had any discoloration yet. The insertion is a little heavy, but the glasses will keep it safe. Have nothing to complain about - fits.

I'm positively surprised. Nice that there is such quality at a fair price. The colour deviation is minor and can be easily adjusted in LR, PS or any other program. The handling is very simple, no fumbling action is necessary, which is particularly advantageous in the terrain. I prefer this type of filter especially in bad, humid weather. Unlike screw filters, no moisture can accumulate between lens and filter.

Box contents:

- ND64 filter 100 mm x 100 mm
- synthetic leather case for filter 100 mm
- padded cardboard box for filter case

Very high quality 100 mm x 100 mm ND64 filter with a measured thickness of 1.85 mm.
The pictures look very promising even with sharp fixed focal lengths — it's fun to take pictures. For me, there is no reduction in quality due to the filter. Also
noteworthy is the extremely beautiful and high-quality packaging. Here you get a faux leather case, which is lined with fine fabric inside and has 2 magnetic buttons incorporated. This case is in turn in a beautiful padded cardboard box.
Haven't worked with ND filters yet, but I don't know what I could complain here. The price is also extremely fair in comparison. Therefore, full score and recommendation on my part.

I have long played with the thought of buying a gradient filter, whereby I admit prices around the 150 euros have always quenched.

Ultimately, I chose a sales filter from K&F, much cheaper and I would really not be disappointed!

Beautiful transition and
high-quality glass
= high-quality workmanship.

The filter does what it should, it darkens an overexposed sky easily and saves me so much work in the post-processing in Lightroom.

Highly recommended!