install a UV filter on all my lenses. Turns out my 70-300 flew naked!! So I chose this 67mm filter to protect the front elements. I do a lot of travel shooting as well as weddings and protection from bumps and such is key. It's far cheaper to replace a filter than an entire lens! This filter element offers a neutral passage while protecting the front glass and the threads of the expensive lens. Recommended!

install a UV filter on all my lenses. Turns out my 70-300 was flying naked!! That's why I chose this 67mm filter to protect the front elements. I do a lot of travel shooting as well as weddings and protection from impacts and such is key. It is far cheaper to replace a filter than an entire lens! This filter element provides a neutral passage while protecting the front glass and threads of the expensive lens. Recommended!

I can use a Canon 1Dx II, Canon EF 70-200, Canon EF 24-70, Flash 580 II and two other lenses, various accessories. Before this backpack, I tried 5 other well-known brands. I couldn't put the camera on its feet in any of these. She can stand up safely in this backpack. For me it's the best ever!

The adapter ring is perfect. But of course everything is mechanical, I use it with my nx300 and a Sigma 70-300 lens (Canon mount).

For beginners, the price is unbelievable and you also get a lens hood that costs more from Canon's original than this whole set would take in its place immediately

I've owned high quality Canon DSLRs for a long time and they're great. But over the years, I've struggled with the combination of lens hood and lens cap. I must have spent hours removing the lens hood, which is almost four inches long on some lenses, to get to the loosening, squeezing things on the outer edge of my old lens caps.

The last lens I bought had one of those center squeeze types and I realized I should have had that type on all my lenses a long time ago.

These caps from K&F Concept are a smart move. They're relatively easy to use even with the lens hood attached, but the depth they offer for your fingertips is just enough. When I put them on, I feel like there is a risk of them falling off my fingertips. This is a bit scary because you don't want them making contact with the glass. You need confidence in this regard, as you cannot see what is happening in the dark area inside the lower areas of the lens hood.

You have an unexpected advantage. Being plain black with no logo or name on them, they remove the word Canon from the front of your camera for all would-be thieves to see. It might make your camera a little more secure.

However, they make up about a third of the price of most lens caps, even by market cap. So they offer good value for money if you are on a budget. I will use these lens caps until I find ones with a slightly wider contact area with my fingertips.

bought this lens used for Canon EF. After two weeks of only being able to test it indoors for a short time due to bad weather, and I didn't really get enthusiastic results, I became skeptical... But now after the first real photo tour I'm completely enthusiastic... it shows its strengths especially at night. .. in the field of landscape, it could become my new favorite lens... I'm looking forward to my next vacation in the Orient

For beginners, the price is unbelievable and you also get a lens hood that costs more from Canon's original than this whole set would take in its place immediately