Fotover 58mm Lens Filter Accessories Kit:UV CPL Adjustable ND Filter(ND2-ND400),Macro Close up Filter set(+1,+2,+4,+10),Lens Hood,3 in 1 Grey Card for Canon Nikon Sony Pentax Olympus Fuji DSRL Camera

This is a nice set of filters. They range from +1 through to +10. The weaker pair, +1 and +2 give conventional close focus with decent sharpness, especially in the centre. The more extreme pair, +4 and +10, are more adventurous. They are decently sharp in the centre but distort substantially at the edges. The +10 in particular has extreme distortion not far from the centre. Huge colour aberration, coupled with no sharpness whatsoever. I love it! The set ranges from useful to creative, which is a great combination. It comes in a nice dedicated pouch and costs very little. Lensbaby without the crazy pricing.

I feel I should write a clear review as I always go through the reviews myself before making a purchase.Now, when I was reviewing all my options for purchase I realised that too many stock pictures where put on to sell. I makes it look like the seller is trading under numerous names using the same stock photos.After this I was reading the reviews and there were so many low star reviews and they were suggesting the lenses were either scratched or wrong size or didn't work.Firstly, all the lenses were carefully protected and in their own pouches that they were definitely no where near each other to be scratched or damaged in any way. As a semi pro photographer I wouldn't just shake these lenses out of the protective pouch. You take out one at a time!Secondly, size! Well they're not a one size fits all. The size of camera lens do differ. All camera lenses clearly state the measurement on the side of each lens. No guessing required. I suggest anyone looking to make a purchase of this product takes a look at the actual measurement that's printed. (Although I say that, when applying the filters they are a bit tricky because of the thread. It's not an easy replacement so be prepared especially when you're trying to get that sunrise or sunset with the correct filter!)Lastly, 'they don't work'. Sorry, what do you mean, 'they don't work'. They're a filter. They work perfectly as they're intended. The camera user has to adapt as with most filters. As a user you have to adapt the aperture settings etc to compensate for whichever filter you're using. It's not like a phone camera or a 'my first camera'. Do a bit of work to get the right picture.I'm very happy with my purchase. My only niggle is the fitting of the screw thread but it's something to get use to and the sun cover filter is extremely awkward to fit. But then again I've had clip on ones before with my Nikon. Very quick and easy and it clipped backwards when not in use so I didn't have to put it in my kit bag.I hope I've made things clear in my review.

Cost benefit is a great starter. You pay what you get and in this case you get a nice little pouch that you can use to carry filters around - this was actually the main goal when I bought it, much cheaper than many other filter bags, and it's nicely constructed.I tried the macro lens on top of my 18-55mm fuji lens, they fit okay. Don't over tight. The autofocus got lost more than I wanted when trying the +10 zoom and it actually adds a lot of chromatic aberration on the photos.+4 and +2 actually worked well. I had fun taking photos of flowers and some bees going around. You do lose some stops, but it's manageable. The photos are not crystal clear but again, this costs less than 20 bucks. Great fun seeing a bit more of the world.I have not tried the +1 lens, but might give it a go eventually.I have added some examples of the shots as they came out, cropped 20% to hide for some of the strange distortions on the corners of the lens.

Quality seems good for the price. Stackable. Takes some time to learn how to focus but macro photography is a skill.The lens cloth and the lens cap (that has a thin land yard) are nice additions. The carry case is slim and will fit into a jacket pocket or side pocket of a camera bag.

OK, I have bought 1000's of items of Amazon, ebay etc, and to be honest I have never thought the need to ever write a rewiew. Most reviews tend to be honest and I'll usually go by them. But, as photography tends to be a passion of mine, based on rewiews of this item I thought I'd spend an hour of my life giving a solid review. So, here are 5 photos focusing on a lavender flower at the closest focal length possible with my 320mm lens. 1st is without a lens attachment, 2nd is +1, 3rd is +2, 4th is +4 and 5th is +10. This is using a lens set at 320mm focal length at f5.6 on 100th of a second shutter speed free hand but with a 4 stop image stability. All photos are taken individually and no image editing was used. I'm sure a photographer would spot the differences anyway.From my perspective, the +10 is useless. Only the central 50% portion of the photo is useful, but not useful enough to be considered a decent photo. The outside 50% of the photo is a blurred mess. Even a bee on this flower would not look sharp.The +1, +2 and the +4 offer decent images. These appear pretty good. For £20, these are probably a decent buy, just bin the +10 lens as it's complete image is not worthy. Also worth noting, but a photographer will know this anyway, when you try to focus with these attachments on, the stronger the lens attachment, the closer you need to be to the image to focus.

I bought the Newer lens kit, but the macro was pretty poor compared to this. I only tested the 1+ with the 2+ and it's a lot sharper. Looking forward to trying out the rest of the kit if it matches what I see so far

I wanted to specifically use my Lensbaby Sweet 50 as a macro lens as well so bought these macro filters for this purpose. I am not disappointed in the least, they work a treat. I like the soft focus of the Lensbaby lens so being tack sharp isn't what it's about for me. I do not know if they are tack sharp on any other lens.When using the +10 for example, to get focus you have to be so close to the subject that you're almost touching it. The enclosed photo was taken with all the lenses stacked together and I am highly delighted with the result.They come in a pouch with individual slots, have a cleaning cloth and a lens cover so good value. Would recommend.

Habe die Filter an diversen Objektiven und Brennweiten (24mm, 50mm, 135mm, 400mm) getestet und bei keinem Versuch gelang es mir ein scharfes Bild zu machen. Farbsäume, Unschärfe, Verzerrung, Vignettierung, etc... unfassbar!Nur der +1 und +2 Filter gehen, +4 und +10 sind vollkommen sinnfrei! Und wo ist der Sinn wenn ich nur den +1/2 verwende? Einen Unterschied zur Verwendung keines Filters ist hier kaum erkennbar.Geht sofort wieder zurück.

Basierend auf die "guten" Bewertungen habe ich die Nahlinsen bestellt. Ein scharfes Bild zu machen ist einfach unmöglich!Ich verstehe die guten Rezensionen nicht. Sind die Kameras zu gut? Oder wie? Ich besitze ein Canon 5 Mark2. Mit meinem Fotoapparat ist leider nicht möglich zu fokussieren weder automatisch noch manuell.Also diese Nahlinsen kann ich nicht weiterempfehlen.

Leider ist es nicht möglich alle 4 Linsen über einander zu schrauben. Die +4 Linse druckt beim Einschrauben einer anderen Linse gegen diese. Auf die +10 Linse kann verständlicherweise auch keine weitere Linse geschraubt werden.

Auch in dieser Größe gut zu benutzen.

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