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.

Size: 100 * 150mmColor: Soft GND8Verified Purchase
Since the similar graduated filters from other brands were too expensive for me (from 150.00 euros and up), I decided on this one. The scratch-resistant glass filter fits into common 100mm mounting systems (for me Haida M10). The quality is convincing. No blurring or color changes. There is also a case. Price-performance convinces me completely. Clear buy recommendation.

To be honest I was really hesitant to purchase this, however the price intrigued me enough to give it a try. I have to say this ND Filter is right up there with the best. It comes nicely presented and the case to store it in is great. There have NOT been any weird coloration in. The glass is high quality and easy to clean. Honestly I love this ND Filter.

Came really well packaged and a great value. Filter seems good, no noticeable hues, adapter rings for most size lenses and the metal holder seem durable

I bought this because the kit provides me with the variety of filter mounts I need to cover my lenses. I have not seen any problem with unevenness or color streaks in my images. Focusing is a challenge, of course, due to the filter density. The mounting rings attach securely to my lenses and the connection between the rings and the filter holder is solid. My filter fits firmly in the holder. I suggest inserting the filter into the holder "off camera." Screw the appropriate mounting ring onto your lens, and then "click" the filter/filter holder combination into place. While still holding the camera in one hand and the filter holder in the other, try to wiggle it or pull it off to test that it is firmly attached and that it won't fall off while you are shooting.

bought the filter holder system together with a soft GND filter. In contrast to many, I still see a clear advantage in using such a gradient filter. The adapter rings cover all possible lens diameters, are made of metal and fit perfectly. Because of the tight mechanics on the right, I always equip the actual filter holder with plug-in shafts for a maximum of 2 filters before locking it on the adapter ring, which is less fiddly. The holder can be easily rotated so that it can be slanted, but it holds well and does not slip further by itself. The filter itself is also very secure and has to be pushed with force, but this secures it against falling. I like it. The filter is optically of good quality and shines with fairly good color fidelity. Reflections have not been a problem so far, although, and this is the only shortcoming for me, there is a gap between the filter and holder, which could at least theoretically lead to reflections. In the meantime I have closed these gaps on the holder above and below by gluing felt strips there. Now it's completely closed. The cover for the filter is absolutely great! I also bought a very nice ND1000 filter as a supplement. The combination with my circular polarization filter is also no problem thanks to the screw thread on the filter. Conclusion: Sure, there are more elegant, probably optically even cleaner solutions. Sure, there are smoother holders, etc., etc. BUT: the price difference is so exorbitant and gets bigger with each additional filter; I can no longer understand that. I've been using the system for a year now: it hasn't had any unexpected signs of wear and tear, the filter glass is super easy to clean and everything snaps and fits. I'm absolutely thrilled with the quality at this price. Why a star deduction: on the one hand, because I consider the light gap to be a gross design flaw, which, however, is very easy to eliminate. on the other hand, because there are of course better holder systems (and also filters), just for a lot more money! At the price maximum purchase recommendation! For the holder system and the filters.