Fotodiox Filter Kit, UV, Circular Polarizer, Soft Diffuser, 58mm For Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Pentax, Panasonic Camera Lenses

Nice case but the lens have dots in the glass. I cleaned and polished the glass but the lens still has dots.

these are some fun filters. I mean unless you doing photographing for a living, these can really make photographing fun. after all, it is what you looking for as a hobby. the glasses are decent, but they are not coated so you might get some lens...

These filters are great quality...beautifully packaged and as functional as anyone would expect. No regrets with this purchase. Will definitely consider Fotodiox for future accessories.

I recently purchased a Canon 7D with the 72mm.... 28-135mm lens. I was looking for a UV or Skylight filter to protect the lens.....I always do a lot of research and I came across this deal. I also researched Fotodiox and watched several videos on...

Worth it for the case alone. The ND filter wasn't fully snug so it slips a little if I don't screw it on really tight. I use the set on two of my Nikon Lenses. Nice price

I am very pleased with this product. I was really surprised to find exactly what I needed, given that the majority of filters are sold individually. I for one still believe in the UV Haze Filter. I do have a tendency to end up in a desert environment...

I have been purchasing various accessories from Fotodiox after discovering their extensive line of products that make photography fun and affordable. As for this particular package, I honestly don't know how they do it but I am glad they do. I have a...

These are good quality and the price can't be beat! Use the uv all the time for lens protection and the c-pol for water shots and it does what any c-polarizer should do! The knurls on the cpol could be just a tad wider but still works great!

The product is very nice and useful the only problem I've had is the polazerizer lense was a tad hard to get off but I've learn to just not screw it on too tight

The only down side is that the filters have a tendency to stick on the lens and it takes some force to get them off. Other than that, it's fine.