For a multi use polarizer it’s perfect and for its price it’s does an amazing job

I have been looking for a selfie stick that was durable and multi-purpose. This item can be used as a stick or as a tripod. I love the remote shutter tool! You can use it on the stick OR remove it from the stick and use it in your hand. It is relatively compact and worked with with my iPhone 12

This is a very nice camera filter from a reputable company. It is made of high-quality optical glass with multi-layer nanometer layers of ultra-thin and ultra-light materials. The frame is very light and small compared to the other filters I have for my camera. This is a special effects filter mainly suitable for portraits to blur the details of your subject. This is a 1/4 diffusion/fog filter and the changes from a regular, unfiltered lens are minimal. K&F makes the same filter in smaller and larger gauges (ie 1/8, 1/2). So you have to decide what level of diffusion you want for your specific studio shoot/set. I thought 1/4 would be a good place to start experimenting with this type of effect. This filter also included 3 nice microfiber cleaning cloths. (It would have been nice if there was a resealable/reusable bag though.) The price is very good considering you are getting a quality multi-coated glass filter from a good company. In my various experimental shots I think this filter has a lot of potential for portraits and still lifes. I want to try it on macro shots too. In my various experimental shots I think this filter has a lot of potential for portraits and still lifes. I want to try it on macro shots too. In my various experimental shots I think this filter has a lot of potential for portraits and still lifes. I want to try it on macro shots too.

This multi-purpose light works great. I intend to use it for my next camping trip but have used it for other purpose. Great light for my YouTube video filming when I need the extra light. Works great.

use an endoscope camera as a do-it-yourselfer mainly to explore hard-to-reach corners. The main area of application is the search for leaks in our caravan or other pipes. For this purpose, I once bought an endoscope camera for 200 euros, which fully serves its purpose. So of course I was curious to test what an endoscope camera that is five times as expensive can do and whether such a precious part is worthwhile for me as a hobby craftsman. The professional part is clearly better in terms of image quality and handling. It's all better lit and easier to see. The professional part scores particularly well with the color representation. The operation is very simple and you can control the camera well with the hose. The images on the display are clear and differentiated. You can record photos and videos on a memory card. However, my old endoscope camera also has this function. What the pro part has exclusively is the wifi connectivity. Images can be transferred to a smartphone using an app. This function is very useful when I want to show the images to an expert in a specialist workshop, for example. The workmanship and material quality are very good, plus there's a plus point for the robust and practical transport box. Conclusion: The significantly higher price is reflected in better image quality and more functions. The normal home user will not really need this as a rule and can therefore get by with a cheaper camera. However, if you use such an endoscope camera frequently and would like to pass the images on to third parties, you will find a high-quality tool here at a not cheap but reasonable price.

A good tripod for a good price. I think the multi-purpose application is great. The tripod is easy to build. It is also very good that a bag is included. I would have sewn a small side pocket to the bag because when converting it to a monopod, the screw with the weight hook has to be removed and this then has to be stowed somewhere else. But it's also complaining at a high level.

bought this adapter to use my old Nikon (Nikkor) glass with a Fujifilm X-T1 that I bought specifically for this purpose. The adapter works perfectly for this purpose. The connection is positive and firm. You may need to move the lens just a little to get positive lock, but that goes for Nikon bodies too! I have used the adapter with F-mount and E-series lenses and it performs all the functions as advertised with the X-mount Fuji body. Yes, the camera must be set to manual mode using the switch on the front of the housing and "use without lens" must be set to "yes" in the menu. It is also possible to use the camera in aperture priority mode with a manual lens. (You choose the aperture setting and the camera chooses an exposure time. It's so much fun to pull out the old glass and shoot manually, just like in my old film days. My old Nikon lens does work manually on my Nikon DSLR, but the violin factor is too big to be worth it. On a Fuji X-T1 or similar body, all the manual controls are right there, making using those old wonderful lenses you paid big bucks easy to use again. This one Adapter seems to be on par with many I've sold at a much higher price Attached is a photo of the X-T1 with the Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 attached!

The product was received very quickly, very well packaged, the filters are placed in a multi-compartment bag.
They fit my A6000 perfectly.
I haven't had a chance to try them yet.