67mm Filter Kit CPL+MCUV+ND1000+Lens Cap Circular Polarizing Filter MCUV Protection Neutral Density Lens Filters Kit with 24 Layer Coatings Nano-Dazzle Series

I just bought a Sony 24-70 GM and needed a pair of 82mm UV filters for protection and CPL for landscape photography.

It comes with a pair of above stated LL filters, two storage boxes, two lens covers and a pair of strings to attach to the lens covers. It also comes with a pair of lens cloth...this is a good deal for its price.

The filters threads on to my GM lens very smoothly and fitted very well. I don't see obvious discoloration and CPL performs as expected.

I'd recommend to those who are on a budget and cannot afford bigger brands such as B&W, Nisi, etc.

The K&F Concept 67mm CPL MCUV ND1000 Lens Filter 2 Lens Caps Kits is well made and easy to use. Filter lens looks amazing on Sony lens and protects it at all times and makes all my photos look high quality.

I’ve been a fan of K&F Filters, and many of their other photographic products, for some time now, and have come to appreciate the consistency and the quality of the brand. The majority of my lenses live their lives with a K&F Concept UV protective filter on their front element.

I have done enough testing of the transmittance and sharpness of K&F UV filters in the past that I now consider them a trusted brand; I feel confident in their quality. I consider them a go-to, trusted seller.

I ordered this set of filters specifically for a fast, manual focus Zeiss 50mm f1.4 Planar Canon EF lens that mounts to my Sony camera via a Metabones EF-E adapter; this is an ideal kit for maintaining more control over exposure when recording video in a brightly lit environment. The UV filter provides inexpensive insurance, protecting the front element of the lens. The UV filtration, in practice, has little effect, since a UV filter is already installed over the Bayer array of digital sensors by the manufacturer; it has a more practical application in film photography. The included CPL filter is, of course, a mainstay of professional photography. Besides controlling some reflections and saturation, it also provides a limited range of variable neutral density.

K&F was thinking slow shutter speeds when they decided to include a 10-stop ND filter, which implies that this set of filters is geared toward the landscape photographer. On the other hand, it allows for shooting wide open at f1.4 in bright sunlight, although at a higher ISO than I would prefer. It’s more useful when using the camera on a tripod or monopod so the ISO can be kept reasonably low. Or, of course, using it with the lens closed down with a slow shutter speed in order to facilitate a special effect, like the smooth, ethereal look of blurred flowing water.

The physical attributes of the filters are, without exaggeration, their near featherweight, along with facetted chines on its circumference, for grip. In addition, K&F’s beautiful, 24-layerd, multi-coated glass to inhibit internal reflections. Interestingly, and unfortunately, although no fault of their design, the faceting on the aluminum frames prevents putting on or taking off the Zeiss lens’ original reversible, bayoneted lens shade. I can attach the lens shade, then the filter(s), but I need to remove the filter(s) before I can remove the lens shade; I’m a stickler for the use of lens shades and its an unfortunate inconvenience. But particular to this lens.

The two K&F front lens caps provided are a match in quality, if not an improvement, to the OEM lens cap that came with the lens. The pinching levers are easy to use, firmly spring-loaded, and provide a firm grip to the filter or the lens, on whichever it’s placed.

As I noted at the beginning, I’ve come to rely on the quality of K&F filters, and for all the benefits that the seller asserts, but most importantly to me, the high quality of their AGC multi-coated, anti-reflective glass. AGC, a Japanese company, is the largest manufacturer of glass in the world. Another reason I have confidence in K&F filters.

The filters are supplied with two lens caps, two lanyards to keep the lens caps from wondering off, three high-quality microfiber lens cleaning cloths and two plastic storage cases. K&F Concept provides plenty of value for your money and they don’t cut corners; everything provided is of the same high-quality.

Haven’t used them yet but they look good quality, 24 layer coating if I read the details correctly. Good price for the CLP and UV which I wanted. The ND filter and lens cap retainers are a nice bonus.

This is a good quality filter. It does clean up rather well too. I love the amount of sizes offered too, great for any setup. The threading is very accurate and therefore easy to put on or take off. It comes with a good case too, which is much better than those filter pouches that don't keep dust off as well. It blocks visible light quite well and uniformly too. I'd love to see a variable ND filter too.

This is a handy kit. I use ND1000 for doing long exposures at dusk, and polarizers for removing reflections on non-metalic surfaces. The CPL is nicer than i expected, and compact with smooth motion on rotation.

I didn't know how thin the CPL filter would be but I'm very glad it is because I've had some vignetting on some of my lenses from filter with thick frames, so I won't have to worry about that issue with this filter.

I didn't order it for the lens cap, but they are annoying to replace on their own, so I'm happy to have an extra in my kit at home for back up. But it's not something I would have paid extra for to be included.

I like the quality of the filters both optically and mechanically. They thread easily and stay in place when walking around. I used mtfmapper to measure if there was any loss of sharpness with these filters and there was no measurable difference so well done K&F. They seem to be just as good quality as the nano x series despite having a few less coating layers. They are thin enough to work on a Tamron 24-70 f2.8 without vignette. No problems with flare or ghosting thanks to the coatings. Slight color shifts are present with these filters and all others that I have used but nothing a little PP wont fix.

Seems to be a good price for the classic set of 3 filters. I can detect no issues in degraded image quality.

This is a nice set of filters at a good price. I've used the ND on a few shoots now and I have not noticed any significant color shifts or degradation of quality elsewhere in the image.
The filters come is really nice plastic cases and include dedicated lens caps, which is honestly such a killer addition.
Not everyone will have the need for an ND1000, but I still think this filter set is worth getting for the CPL and UV alone.

67mm CPL MCUV ND1000 Lens Filter Kit truly stands out. First of all, the build quality is excellent. Each of the filters feels solid and durable, and the threading is smooth, which makes attaching and detaching them a breeze. I especially love the convenience of having multiple filters in one package, and the inclusion of two lens caps adds an extra layer of protection. The waterproofing feature is an absolute game changer for outdoor photography. I’ve used this kit in misty, rainy conditions, and the filters performed flawlessly without fogging up or losing their clarity.

The CPL (Circular Polarizer) filter has significantly improved my landscape shots. It effectively reduces glare and enhances color contrast, which is particularly useful when shooting water, skies, or any reflective surfaces. The colors are richer and more vibrant, while the UV filter has been great for general protection against dust and scratches. I noticed a marked difference in sharpness when using the MCUV filter in bright sunlight, which is perfect for avoiding overexposure. The ND1000 filter, on the other hand, is a true gem for long exposure photography. It provides that silky smooth water effect and beautifully captures motion without overexposing the image, even during the daytime.

What also impressed me is the 24-layer coating on each filter. This adds extra protection against smudges, scratches, and fingerprints, which is especially helpful in maintaining image quality. It’s evident that K&F Concept put a lot of thought into this kit’s design. The filters don’t introduce any unwanted color casts, which is a problem I’ve encountered with other brands. Overall, this kit offers exceptional value for the price, delivering top-notch performance in various shooting conditions. Whether you’re an amateur or a seasoned photographer, this filter kit will elevate your photography game!