At the price of Lee filters and holders, I decided to try the K&F kit. The quality of manufacture and packaging feels premium and with the Reverse Grad ND filter designed for morning landscapes I haven't noticed any adverse effects.

These aren't cheap, but Lee Filters are a steal. The filter holder is superb and comes with several adapter rings which are £26 each from Lee. I don't see any appreciable color cast. So if you want to experiment with proper filters without breaking the bank these are a good buy. The filter cases are beautiful and the overall product presentation/packaging exudes quality.

Just when you thought... who would reinvent the wheel? K&F did it so well! I have the bevy of traditional filters and have always been screwing them on and off, carrying them with me, etc. All the usual ways we all use. That's what caught my eye when I saw "magnetic" and although... eh, seems weird. But I'm always ready for life when it comes to those little things, so I gave these a try. And now I find if I had to screw my filters on it would drive me crazy. This is a MUCH BETTER mousetrap for filter play! I swap out filters more often and use them more than I normally would. The magnets are strong and the filters are what you expect them to be. So far I love these. They just clip on, you screw on the magnetic ring and then the filters clip onto it. Your lens cap goes on top of the filter, so if you don't want the filter, I take it upon myself to take it with the lens cap and set it aside until I need it. If you use or swap out filters a lot, do yourself a favor and get these! I'm about to order a few more sets for my other lenses.

I used it to take long exposure shots at one of my local beaches and it works great with no noticeable color cast. My only reservation is the size of the filter. I use a Lee filter holder and have been told this K&F filter is compatible and IT IS BUT beware! It seems a bit thinner than the Lee filters and it can start to slide down through the holder. Luckily I noticed this before it slipped out completely and rotated the holder 90 degrees to prevent it from happening again, but this prevented me from combining the filter with a separate ND grading filter. I'm sure applying a tiny strip of acid free tape to two opposite edges to add thickness will solve the problem.

Put off by the price of Lee filters and holders I decided to try the K&F kit. The quality of manufacture and packaging feels premium and with the Reverse Grad ND filter designed for morning landscapes, I haven't noticed any ill effects on my Nikon D750 images. The filter storage boxes are great. Just make sure you store the filter in the fabric to avoid scratching. The filter holder is beautifully made and finished and unlike one reviewer I had no concerns about how well the filter was held. The full set of adapter rings included in the price makes this a great value when using a range of lenses and a range of filters.

You can't argue with the quality at this price point. A little tight for my Lee filters but the slits eased with use.

Not the best out there but for the price you can't go wrong. These filters are a lot cheaper than Lee etc but they're not too shabby in comparison and work well with less color casts than I thought - easy to correct in post-processing. Inexpensive items, why pay for a name when these are almost as good.

palled at the price of Lee filters and holders I decided to try the K&F kit. The quality of manufacture and packaging feels top-notch and using the Reverse Grad ND filter for dawn landscapes I could find no adverse effects.