However, I like to use ND filters rarely. If so, I would also like to achieve good results.
I like to work with ND1000 filters because they can achieve the most beautiful effects.

This filter from K&F is made to an extremely high quality (as long as my untrained eye can see it), but is also priced in regions where you should think 3-4 times whether it has to be a filter for this price.

It is delivered in a large, elegantly designed box, which contains an elegant case for this valuable filter. These are all very nice accessories, which are obviously necessary at this price.

My untrained eye again: The comparison with a filter for half the price has shown in a blind comparison that there are virtually no differences visible to the naked eye. This may sound silly from the mouth of a layperson, but it is - for me as a layman - an indication of whether a filter really has to cost EUR 180 in order to achieve great results.

Workmanship, presentation and certainly remuneration are at the highest level - that's why I give it 4 stars.

I think the argument that a high-quality lens also requires a correspondingly expensive filter is wrong. Sure, cheap filters on expensive lenses are nonsense. However, above a certain value, the pendulum swings and the higher price can no longer be justified for everyone.