67mm Circular Polarizers Filter, K&F Concept Waterproof Circular Polarizing Filter with 24 Multi-Layer Coatings CPL Filter for 67mm Camera Lens (D-Series)

Excellent product, meets all expectations

These filters fit great. They’re optically very clear and it’s a very good price. I’m definitely buying more for my other lenses.

So far so good

Perfect fit for my Kodak az901 camera

Great images. Doesn’t affect clarity!

Nice filter addition.

This 77mm filter got stuck on my camera. Others have had the same problem with their faulty threads. The diameter of the threads is either too great or too little. At first it screwed on smoothly. I did not over tighten it, but even so it got stuck on my UV filter. I had to pry it off with a screw driver. After I got it off I removed its retainer ring and removed the glass portion. I did likewise with my older HOYA brand polarizer filter and put the K&F glass into it. The HOYA filter's threads are perfect and work well without getting stuck on my camera. Also, the HOYA filter's metal portion rotates much easier than the really stiff K&F. So I now have a combination of the wonderful metal portion made by HOYA and the wonderful K&F glass portion with its multi coatings. K&F has lost yet another customer because of their bad threads. I wonder if it would be ethical to return the K&F metal portion without its glass for a refund?

Fit well and I get clear photos. Great price.

I've yet to try this polarizing filter on new lens there is lots of smog due to wildfires this year.I can't afford $100 to $300 for a cpl if I get another lens with 77mm filter size I'll stick with affordable K&F filters the one I got has Nano coatings that can't hurt. After using it I find it hard to remove read that a rubber band helps removing it I should have bought a magnetic type of cpl.

Ya lo uso un par de veces y se ve bien. Puedo ver el impacto en la foto, es fácil de usar, no puedo ver ningún problema con la imagen y, por lo tanto, hasta ahora estoy satisfecho. Necesito más oportunidades para probarlo mejor.

Als S23plus Handyknipser habe ich mir anstelle des neuen S24, lieber eine neuwertigePanasonic DC FZ 1000II geholt ("Kompromiss" zw. 50mio Handypixel und einem Kloppermit teuren Wechselobjektiven). Ein Filter musste noch her, meine Wahl viel auf Diesen-von K&F der D-Serie...die goldene Mitte...warscheinlich deshalb die goldfarbene Verpackung:pFeingewinde- generell die ganze Verarbeitung hochpräzise! Passt ohne verklemmen leichtgängigauf meine Lumix. Tipp:1. Objektiv aufrichten und Filter plan auflegen (verkanten = fatal)2. Filter gegen Uhrzzeigersinn nach links drehen, bis ein leises Klick zu hören und fühlen ist- nun hat man den Anfang vom Gewinde gefunden.3. Nun nach rechts, langsam "mit Gefühl" zum Gewinde-Ende herantasten gegebenfalls wiederholen um den Punkt zu finden, wo der Filter auch wieder "angstfrei" runtergeht.4. Diesen Punkt mit einem weißen Edding markieren (letztes Bild)Hatte Glück, diesen preiswerten Filter zum Angebotspreis zu erhalten :)Top-Qualität aus PRC...gerne wieder

Pas vraiment apte à faire un comparatif

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