NEEWER 77mm 4-in-1 Magnetic Lens Filter Kit, Includes Neutral Density ND1000+MCUV+CPL+Adapter Ring with 42-Layer Coating/Ultra Slim/Waterproof/Scratch Resistant HD Optical Glass&Water-Resistant Pouch

In expensive an easy enough that you will actually use them

Great product, great price.

This photo was taken through highly reflective glass and the CPL was used to cut the reflections. I haven't used the VND yet, but I might update this review after I have. the CPL works great, no noticeable diminishing of quality in photos. This is great to get into filters, cheap, there's 4, they're magnetic so easy to interchange, but UV filters are a waste of money, just put the lens hood on.

It seems like an easy system especially if you can get magnetic rings for same size filter on different lenses

I took out my ND1000 today as I was rearranging my bag and I heard a noise as I moved the filter. My best guess is the magnets came loose or something. I’ve never dropped them and I’ve only been out with them a few times as I’m just a hobbyist. I have no idea how it got damaged. The glass is still good, it attaches to the lens adapter, but I can hear something sliding around inside as I rotate it. I didn’t even know there WAS an inside. So these are great for convenience and seem to have quality glass, but poor durability.

Magnetic filters are a thing of convenience. Brands like Kase and Freewell have had them for a while. Neewer is a newcomer to this segment. This kit costs significantly less than the other brands. While I can't say to the quality of those brands, these Neewer filters are decent and adequate for a hobbyist. The adapter screws on like any filter, then you just place the filters on and magnetically they attach. The magnets have good strength, the filter stays in place. I have the traditional screw in filters and have always been curious with magnetic ones. The easy on and off is a plus. My hood still fits, lens cap still works. During the winter and bitter cold, this kit will come in very handy. I do hope Neewer makes some step-up rings and different ND filters. Right now its only UV, CPL and ND1000.

I got this set of filters for my A7iii and Tamron zoom lenses. I’ve been curious about magnetic mount filters for awhile now, and this price point is quite affordable.The good: easy to install, fits well. Magnetic connection is strong enough. Filters seem to be good quality optically. ND filter provides significant darkening.Could be improved: 1. only one magnetic mount included. (I want to have the ability to swap lenses and use my same filters…) 2. The filter case, while protective, is HUGE. There’s almost no way I’d pack it into my bag. It’s twice as big as it needs to be. 3. It’d be great if a magnetic lens cap was included. My tamron lens cap pulled off itself and the filter in my bag.

Performance des filtres:Le kit est un véritable atout pour tout photographe à la recherche d'une solution rapide et efficace pour gérer la lumière et la réflexion. Les filtres ND1000, MCUV et CPL fonctionnent à merveille, offrant des images d'une qualité remarquable.Qualité optique:Le verre garantit une clarté exceptionnelle. Le traitement hydrofuge est également très efficace, ce qui facilite le nettoyage et l'entretien des filtres.Facilité d'utilisation:L'anneau adaptateur magnétique est un jeu d'enfant à utiliser, permettant un changement rapide et sans tracas des filtres sur le terrain. Cela permet de ne pas manquer de potentielles photos en changeant de filtre.Valeur:Bien que le prix puisse sembler élevé, la qualité et la commodité de ce kit justifient l'investissement. Pour les photographes sérieux, ce kit est un moyen sûr d'améliorer leur art sans compromettre la qualité de l'image.Conclusion:Je recommande sans hésiter le kit. C'est un investissement pour les passionnés de photographie qui privilégient la qualité et l'efficacité. Les filtres fonctionnent parfaitement et la qualité des images produites est indéniablement supérieure. Un peu cher, mais pour ceux qui peuvent se le permettre, c'est un choix de qualité.

Facili da usare, ottima qualità prezzo .Metto una mia foto scattata con questi filtri.

The media could not be loaded.  This is available in a range of sizes up to 82mm. I have the 77mm size which is bigger than the biggest lens filter thread that I'll use it on, but if you need bigger than 77mm there is the 82mm option.As you can see in the short video I recorded the filters snap on and off very easily. The speed of use is great, but in reality it's only a big deal if you're changing the filters a lot. In use I've found that I tend not to do that.My favourite is the polariser since I like to remove reflections from windows and water etc. But once it's on, I tend to leave it on for a while so the speed of use doesn't make that much of a difference overall. I'd still sooner have the ease of use and speed though :)I don't use UV filters and never have so for me that one is redundant, but the polariser gets most use followed by - rarely - the ND. If you do a lot of landscape, which I don't, the ND will probably be more useful to you.In terms of how the filters affect the image, they don't seem to be any different than any other filters (including some cheaper ones) that I've used in the past.For me the whole point of this is the speed benefit of not having to screw a filter on (and avoid cross-threading it).My main lens is a 72mm filter thread so I've had to buy a step down ring (or step up, can never remember which way they're called).I also have a 55mm filter thread lens so I've bought a step down ring for that too. The benefit is that for most of us without super large lenses we can just buy a cheap step down ring so we can use this on any lens we have.The downside of that is that the magnetic filter ring that comes with this kit has to be taken off and put on the new lens. I haven't been able to see any listings for buying the magentic filter holder ring on its own - if they do sell it it would be useful to have one on each lens you're likely to be using. That would give a very quick way to switch filters from one lens to another.In terms of value for money, these are cheaper than the similar Kase filters, but since I haven't tried those I can't comment on quality. I do know a professional landscape photographer who swears by Kase, but I don't think he's used the Neewer ones so it's hard to guage any differences.Based on my previous experience with ND and polariser filters (some cheap, some a bit more expensive) I don't think there's a *massive* difference between brands unless you're doing really critical work. As an amateur just having a bit of fun with photography I don't need that kind of critical quality.

Cost seems to be an overkill

Ces filtres répondent à mes attente je suis ravi