Just got a new Fuji X-H2 replacing my X-T3 and needed a sturdier tripod and as I already have a K&F concept for studio work so my first choice was another K&F unit. This was an excellent choice not to heavy for travelling but robust enough for landscape photography and the hiever camera

I used this filter on my Canon Rebel T7 with EF-S 18-55mm IS II lens and a size larger adapter. It works beautifully, crystal clear, screws on with ease. It comes in its own hard case with a cleaning cloth.

These were a huge help for my photos. Great quality and lightweight. I use with my canon rebel t7 and have no problems.

Works as intended. This is an easy game when mounted on the camera body (Fujifilm X-t3)

This adapter fits well on the camera body (X-T3) and my Nikon AF-S lenses. The aperture ring on the adapter allows you to change the aperture of the lens, it seems to allow the full range of aperture although you're not sure which stop you're using. Metering works flawlessly in manual mode and the viewfinder compensates well when you change the aperture. In order for my Fuji X-T3 to be able to be photographed with this adapter, I had to change the setting SET UP->BUTTON/DIAL MANAGEMENT->SHOOT WITHOUT LENS->ON. Of course, since there's no electrical connection to the lens there's no autofocus (or image stabilization) so you'll probably want to enable focus peaking as well, making it easier to see what's in focus. Overall it seems to be a nicely made adapter and worth the price for me to be able to use my Nikon lenses with some limitations.

Socket for mounting EF cinema lenses on Fuji x-t3, it does its job. I would have liked there to be a screw mount to support the lens from the back as well. For the main lenses, the adapter plays a bit of play on the Fuji mount. Even if the owner Regilent is mounted on the bars.

I added this to my Canon Rebel T3i camera. The camera is a few years old and I love it. Cleaning the lens is always a chore, you need to get out the right cloth and be careful not to scratch it! But I can just use my shirt with it. If I scratch it it was $20 and I can get a replacement. I'm really happy with it!

I shoot with the Fujifillm X-T3 which arguably is the best video camera under A$5000. However it lacked the variable ND filters that you would find built in to more professional video camera. I needed some more motion blur and lower my exposure when shooting video and this does it amazingly without any noticeable loss of details and colors. For the price this is a very valuable tool in my arsenal. The build quality is really nice with an all metal construction. The ring itself is smooth and allows for a nice variable exposure change. I really dig this ND filter and I think anyone should take a look at this since the image it produces are pretty clean.