I like the size of this one, and K&F has good quality filters(depending on the tier they can be really good or ok). that I also use for my cameras. I have the Tamron Sony lenses and they use 67mm so it's nice and fit nicely with those along with others. This is perfect because I use this in conjuction with a step up ring on my phone with this phone clip for my filter sets and I can get some awesome filter fx. I have some gradient and ND filters. I've also used one of my variable NDs 67mm on the phone with it. Another way to have fun with photography without all the gear.

This is a great combo filter. It comes with a very nice leather-like pouch and feels sturdy and nice. I got the 67mm and it fit perfectly on my Canon RF 85mm f2.0 prime lens -- look on the rear of the lens cap for your lens' diameter. The lens cap fits on top of the filter just fine.

I also have an RF 35mm f1.8 with a 52mm diameter -- I ordered the K&F Concept 52mm to 67mm Step-Up Lens Filter Adapter Ring so that I can easily switch this expensive filter back and forth rather than having to buy two filters.

One thing to beware of is that it seems like it would be very easy to over tighten this and get it stuck. It doesn't screw on and stop -- you can keep turning it. I nearly went too far the first time I put it on so now I don't tighten it as far as I would like.

The filter itself works wonderfully. I like the combined ND and CPL filters. The ND is for removing some light when taking videos (since you can't really adjust shutter speed for videos) and the CPL is for removing light reflections for videos or photos. It makes it look like when you put on a fancy pair of polarized sunglasses on a bright day.

I do wish the variable turning handle had some hard stops or even any kind of tactile click when it gets to the next stop, but it is smooth and so you have to have it away from your face and look to see when the dots match up visually rather than being able to click through the settings with the camera up to your face the whole time.

Overall though, this is a terrific filter with high quality engineering from a trusted brand. Would highly recommend this.

They screw on pretty smooth it have a quality threads, and it work just fine. Perfect for someone who's only going to be casually using their step up rings, I am a professional photographer & I was looking same filter Ring Adapter & I order this product which is very helpful for me when I use multiple filter with my Nikon 5300 camera lens. During photo-shoot many time we have to change camera lens along with filter also, so using this ring it is very helpful for me, these rings get there job done, and don't get stuck. Please note - these are step-Up rings also have Step Down Rings total 18 rings.

What more can I say, the Step Up Ring is 1A compatible with my Canon Eos 600D (see picture). It fits like a glove, the zoom can be adjusted perfectly and a polarizing filter can be screwed or clicked on. But does the metal material keep what it promises??? But for around €7 you can't complain :-)

ordered the K&F Concept Step Up Ring 72mm to 77mm to be able to use my 77 filter as well. The ring is cleanly processed and the threads are cut absolutely cleanly, so it can be screwed onto the lens and the 77 filter onto the ring without any problems. No complaints, everything great. I definitely recommend the ring.

The Step-Up Converter Ring was packaged well and shipped quickly. So far I'm pretty happy with the build quality. The ring is made entirely of metal and seems sturdy to me. In addition, the internal and external thread is properly worked. Thus, the adapter can be easily screwed onto lenses. With the help of the adapter ring, I can now easily use my larger ND filter on my smaller lens. Everything works without any problems, which is why I can finally recommend the adapter ring.

K&F Concept Step Up Ring for lenses, 58mm to 62mm, just under 5€ With adapter rings, only the precision of the production counts so that the threads mesh well. The ring from K&F Concept fulfills this very well. Now I can also use the filters from my 55-200mm tele. You should only note that if you leave the adapter on the lens, you may need a larger lens cap, as the smaller one no longer grips. Conclusion: Everything in order, price is right. 5 Stars

It is a variable and polarizing ND filter.
The ND is 5 steps, there are 2 steps, 10 steps (ND1000, 1024 to be exact).
The polarizing filter eliminates light reflections on surfaces, cars, water, glass and also enhances the colors of the sky, leaves, asphalt, etc... (for more information search the web) Personally, I use it for video so as not to reduce the depth of field by closing

the Losing membrane (f9 further, I can now go to f2.3 without burning the frames from excess light). Haven't removed it from my 35mm in a while, I love it.

The filter is made of metal and glass, presented in a hard plastic case for storage. The protective and anti-glare layers of a greenish color are appreciated and you can put the lace on top that holds quite well without staining.
The lever changes the density of the filter and the other ring moves the polarizing filter. You need to pay attention because you can move both carefree.

In the pictures you can see the filter attached to an adapter, (Step-Up 49mm to 67mm) this is because I have filters of 67 and 49, my advice is to buy big filters and then "Step-Up" adapters.

About the picture quality. Excellent: There are no dominants, no chromatic aberration, no loss of definition, no appearance of the gradual ND filters' terrible X.
I have a very expensive polarizing filter and I hardly notice the difference with this one.

As a negative point, although I said before, be careful when handling one of the rings so as not to move the opposite.

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