Every time I buy a new lens, I buy a UV filter to go with it. Lately it's been K&F Concept's filters and every time I've been impressed with the level of quality for the price. I love that each filter comes with a sealed microfiber cloth. I've accumulated so many of these that they now lie all over the house for my other electronics, glasses, etc., or I just throw one in my camera bag, work bag, the car - wherever, really. But back to the filter! I've always been impressed with K&F's filters themselves. The metal filter ring itself is thinner than most, but features grooves so you can actually get a grip on it if you need to remove it. This filter also came with its own lens cap, but I found that my original Sony lens cap fit on the filter just fine. I will definitely continue to buy filters from K&F Concept!

I buy it for my small studio ans also wild-life phoyography and travel.It is satisfying light and handy tripod that can be placed even in small bakcpack's like 25 or 40ltr backpacks .In completely open legs it reaches 180cm.Features:Ball head 1 /4 inch mount make it easy to adjust cameraCome with a bag and shoulder strapTips: In windy weather you can stabilize the tripod by putting your backpack on the hooker on the bottom of central mount.Price-wise it is in medium range and considering tripod height that suits my hight it worths it

I had to buy this adapter ring separately because it wasn't included in the K&F set itself. As a single ring, the price is okay. The delivery was also very fast.

Have more tripods than I really need, decided to buy another one nevertheless. Not super light, actually similar to another aluminum tripod of equal size, lighter by perhaps 0.5 pounds. Still, it seems sturdy and I have no complaints.

Bought in 2023, after a long time I feel like giving a review because it is the best lens of my kit. It has been used on Canon APS-C and now full frame Sony and has allowed me to take great shots home. Since it's wide-angle (so with a wide hyperfocal) you don't have to spend money to buy the autofocus version and the focus ring allows you to set focus very precisely and fluidly, but I'm sure that You will keep it in an infinite position 90% of the time. The other ring of the cone port is very useful and well made, with clicks that are easy to "hear". The sharpness is great, it loses slightly in the corners in full frame, but still remains excellent. Vignetting isn't a problem at all and closing the aperture at f/4 isn't as noticeable. I didn't notice any discrepancies in any of the many recordings. The aperture of f2.8 allows this lens to be used even in low light conditions or for those who want to take their first steps in the world of astrophotography. The downsides are minor and negligible: the outward weight distribution, the fixed lens hood, and the aperture ring partially covered by the built-in flash. I think this is the first lens to buy for those who want to "ditch" the kit. You will always carry it with you.

Great light weight just what I needed

The filter system is great. You can also stack them. If you do stack them you may want to buy filters that are bigger than your lens and put on a step up ring. When you shoot wide you’ll avoid vignetting.
If you have multiple lenses that are different sizes I suggest buying this system for the biggest lens and get a step up ring for the smaller lenses.

This is an amazing starter ring light, not for people who want to film in multiple areas. The bottom is a circle, not a tripod style, so it topples over allot (only use on flat sturdy surface). The brightness is beyond good, and has multiple settings ! so I love that.I just wish the bottom looked like a tripod so it wouldn't topple over when I put my phone in .