The Kentfaith Digital Camera is a budget-friendly option perfect for beginners and casual photographers. It features a 64 MP resolution for sharp images, and 16x digital zoom. The simple design and user-friendly connection make it easy to use, it also has a reasonably sized screen that is great for framing and reviewing shots. However, the camera struggles in low-light places, and the digital zoom can reduce image quality. Even with these drawbacks, it offers good value for its price, making it a solid choice for those new to photography and other beginners. And the fact that it is already provided with a 32GB SD card is good. Overall a great camera.

This little light is exactly what I'm looking for to supplement my current set up. I take toy photography and sometimes I need to take some shots really quickly for my digital renderings. I hate having to set up a light box and backdrop everytime especially for photo studies of the subject matter. I tend to take these quick shots with my phone but the desk lamp doesn't quite work well especially when I need to change lighting angles. This little Tofu light is perfect. I can position it anywhere to get the exact light angle I need. This saves me a ton of time especially when I'm working on a tight deadline. The interface is very intuitive and easy to use. It's also very light and I can take photo with one hand while holding the light with another.

So far I had no experience with filters on drones. Of course, I have already noticed the problems that arise when taking pictures in bright ambient light or directly against the sun.

I received the set with 6 filters and 8 propellers including screws and a screwdriver. The filter attachments are excellently packaged in a sturdy plastic box and a foam carrier. These can be removed relatively easily, and newcomers can also mount them on the camera of the drone without much practice.

With normal to medium-strong sunlight, the ND4, ND8 or ND16 filters are completely sufficient. If the sun shines unhindered on the camera, you can safely use ND32 or ND64. Only the ND1000 filter darkens the image and is probably more likely to be used with strong reflections on the water surface.

Conclusion: great, high-quality set, whose filters hold optimally on the lens of the drone camera.

I already have a set of Neewer filters for my drone but without the polarizing effect. I was also curious to see how these will compare.

The set includes an additional spare propeller set for the Mini 3 Pro from Orange (not the cellular network I think). It is a real add-on as they are not mentioned at all in the item description. To deal with them quickly, I would hesitate to mount them on my drone. Why? Because they are much thinner and more flexible than the originals. While this makes them less noisy, it reduces performance and maneuverability. If I send my drone 120m in the air, I need it to withstand the gusts of wind...
The filters, however, are a different story. They come in a box small enough for me. There are 3 of them in it with one space empty. I was a bit disappointed at first but then I realized it's a perfect place to keep your original lens cap while using the filters. I like the box a little better than the Neewer, although the latter is a bit more stable.
The filters are neutral density filters with a polarized effect added. You get an ND8, 16 and 32 which are probably the most commonly used filters. They allow between 3 and 5 stops of light into the camera's shutter to avoid overexposure but also to bring out the brighter areas of the image in low light conditions. The CPL (Circularly Polarizing/Linear) effect is useful for removing unwanted glare from flat, reflective surfaces such as water, snow, or metal buildings. It's also great for enhancing contrast and colors. It works best at a 90 degree angle from where the sun is and the rotating wheel serves to make it more or less intense.
Some CPL filters are separate from the ND filters - like in my Neewer set. There are advantages to this solution, of course, but I'm happy to also have the dual effect version for one simple reason: you can't mount two filters on your drone's lens.
I like the quality of this set. The filters are well made and look professional. The attachment is typical — you start at a slight angle, then twist it straight and it snaps into place. Pretty easy, but because they're small you have to be pretty precise. A little patience can be very rewarding.
There isn't much sun at this time of year, so my pictures might look a little... similar. I hope you can spot the subtle differences. I've labeled them for convenience. The CPL filter was set to about 75% for all images.

I think this set is a decent price of £36 for 3 dual effect filters. I'm missing the cleaning cloth that came with my Neewer kit, but it's not a big problem. Overall I'm happy to recommend these filters as they are good value for money.

Thank you for reading my review. I hope you found it helpful.

This is a great addition whcich you can add to your drone. I install the set without any issues. The rings can be placed over all motors easy. This set should in some ways block dust and sand getting into your drone.

Super filter set that I use on my DJI Mini 2 drone. Very high quality. Super light too. A great tool kit for the cameraman in your family. Great price too!

The K&F Concept ND filter set is rated in ND 8, 16, 32 and 64 for DJI Mavic 3 Classic.

The filters come in a small plastic storage case. Inside are the 4 filters, embedded in a foam rubber mold. Thanks to the foam rubber, they remain reliably in place and are well protected from scratches.

The filters themselves consist of a metal frame and tempered optical glass.
They are included in 4 different strength classes. For most purposes, the filters should be sufficient to be able to increase the shutter speed of the drone as desired, thus creating a cinematic motion blur in the image. Or simply to be able to correctly expose the image.

The filters have a very good workmanship. They fit the drone's lens with millimeter precision. The closure of the filter holder snaps gently into place. The filters can also be easily turned down again.
I really like that the filters are made of metal. In addition, one weighs just 8g, which does not change the flight characteristics of the drone.

The compensation is excellent, the filter has no color cast.

Conclusion
In my opinion, the K&F Concept ND filter set is a very good product. The filters are cleanly processed + the set is thoughtfully put together. Long exposures with ND256 or higher filters will not be done from the air anyway, so I think the ND 64 is the all-purpose weapon for very bright environments or very long shutter speeds for motion blur.
At the time of my review, the price of the filter set was around EUR 50, which in my opinion represents an excellent price/performance ratio.
So I'm giving it 5 stars and I hope my review was helpful.

Great set of filters, so far we have only tried the anti UV filter and it seems to work very well.