The filter works very well on my Sony Alpha 7 III with a Tamron 24mm F / 2.8. There is no cross formation or other unsightly effects. The workmanship feels good and comes in a practical plastic case. As always, the shipping was great with Amazon. I can definitely recommend the 67mm version of the filter. BUT, the filter may not take into account that well in other sizes.

Fits my pentax k lenses and my alpha 7 ii camera

I bought the Canon FD Adapter for my Sony Alpha and am very happy with it. For the aperture, it is important to set the adapter to 'Lock' when adjusting, otherwise changes to the aperture will have no effect. Has replaced my previous adapter because the quality is much better. The processing is 1A, no fluctuations or the like and I don't see any stray light even with longer night shots.

I got this tripod for my Sony Alpha 6400 camera, and it's great so far. I was looking for something to my Alpha 6400 which will serve the purpose of both tripod and selfie stick. The easy detachable monopod feature is great for taking some great selfies with its multi-angle rotating ball head but it is little bit heavy when used as selfie stick. It is also pretty light to carry around, easy to configure, and pretty stable for carrying to my hiking tours and is good fit in my backpack.

don't normally give 5 stars in these reviews but this lens almost made my old Nex 3 feel like a new camera. For taking pictures of people, it's head and shoulders above any other NEX lens I've tried (this is my fourth lens). Essentially, the f1.8 aperture lets in so much light that the camera (along with image stabilization) can use faster shutter speeds to get a specific shot, which means a lot less blur and, in practice, beautifully sharp images. The f1.8 aperture also defocuses the background of the shots, making for simpler compositions that emphasize the main subjects in the frame. Also unlike many fast Primes, this pen is sharp down to F1.8. Of course, the 75mm equivalent focal length makes this a single-purpose lens, but don't let that put you off - it's a purpose that most people will need plenty of, and there's nothing wrong with doing one thing well. Here is a real example: Last year I went to a wedding. A nice occasion but the ceremony was indoors and it was a dull gray day. I used the stock zoom lens that came with the Nex (the 18-55mm) and none of my images came out all day; they were all blurry because people were moving too fast and I couldn't react in time to catch fleeting moments and that was because the zoom lens can only do about f5 at its 55mm zoom end and in any case it is on this one Focal length not very sharp. Last weekend we celebrated my little son's christening. A nice occasion but the ceremony was indoors and it was a dull gray day. I used this lens and every single one of my photos came out perfect - beautiful. No need for flash, no need for high ISO. I was even happy to set the camera to the default settings and let my friends take photos for me because I trusted the lens to get a good picture. I've never done that before! One thing I've found is that I have to go a step further backwards than I'm used to because the lens can't focus close-up. You must be a few feet away from your subject. In every other respect, this is the best money I've invested in photography since buying the camera. I was nervous about buying this as it's more expensive than the entry-level lenses in the Nex range. It turns out there's a very good reason for the difference - it just has a much better "success rate" for getting the right photo first time than any other lens I've used; it complements the money I originally invested in the Nex camera and adds another dimension it didn't have before.

Excellent filter lenc for my camera. I took some pics with this on my sony 6000 alpha camera, and really loved those.

I bought the K&F Concept ND filter for my Sony Alpha 7 III. I use the 67mm version.
The filter arrived the third day. Everything was well packed and undamaged.

The processing is really impressive. Very clean glass and no scratches or anything like that.
The intensity of the ND filter can be continuously adjusted from ND2 to ND400.
I took a few test photos with the filter and am absolutely satisfied.
The only drawback for which there is a star deduction: At the maximum filter level you have a bluish shimmering X in the photo. This is a bit annoying, but if you turn the intensity down to just below the MAX level, it disappears again.

All in all, you can't go wrong with the ND filter from K&F Concept. At a reasonable price you get a universal ND filter. I give it a clear buy recommendation and because of one shortcoming 4 stars.
I hope I could help :-)

I bought this adapter for my new Alpha 7M2. I came from an old sony alpha 450 bought about 10 years ago and on which I mounted some Minolta lenses my father owned in an old analogue. What can I say, he does his job very well.
The body of the adapter is made entirely of metal.
Some notes: as has already been written, the AF obviously does not work and you will have to focus manually (which I do not mind).
Having switched to full-frame, my old fish-eye (made for APS-C), hooked to this adapter, initially showed horrible black borders. However, the sony alpha 7m2 has a setting just for this and allows you to shoot in APS-C mode.
The aperture ring is intuitive and easy to use.