FotodioxFilter Kit, UV, Circular Polarizer, Soft Diffuser, 52mm for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Pentax, Panasonic Camera Lenses.

Unfortunately, these lens won’t fit my new camera. However, they do come in a nice and safe case. Sorry I have to return them.

I'll add to what others have said. For the money, it's just a no-brainer getting the UV filter, alone, the basic protective "storm window" filter, plus a nice felt-lined case for the camera bag. That alone puts you ahead of the game. I would say I'm not sophisticated enough a photographer to evaluate the quality of the Fotodiox circular polar filters I am using on two lenses - my Canon 55-250 and 50 mm "Nifty Fifty". 1 I've used the CP shooting kids gathering Easter eggs in bright sunlight, and 2 used it to defeat excessive reflection off the water in a swimming pool at Naval State Great Lakes as I shot objects underwater, from above deck, and 3 I will be ready to use the CP the next time I shoot someone wearing glasses beneath strong room lights. I've read numerous reviews by others and came to the conclusion that the more expensive UV and CP filters are not significantly more effective than these Fotodiox. MOST IMPORTANT - And again, I thank reviewers I read before ordering for myself, learning that the threads on the filters are not of the highest quality. Thus I have been slow and careful putting them on and taking them off - never forcing them. The UV filter goes on and stays on and the CP I'll be using one or two times a month. And, since the CP is added to the threads of the UV filter - already on the camera - the only damage I could do to the threads would literally be between two very inexpensive, virtually "disposable" filters.

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 youtube. It came down to this. For $9.95 for 3 filters how could you go wrong? and you get a case! My research led me to believe that Fotodiox make a good quality product and I was not disappointed!I placed my order on a Monday and the item arrived on the Wednesday! Wow! I had ordered several other items so my cost was over $25 and I got the free shipping. The case it self is very nice, it's not high quality but it's not cheap and shabby either! The interior has red felt and feels soft and good quality. Good enough to protect and reduce risk of scratches to the filters. Each filter was packed in its own plastic bag. I opened the UV first, I immediately noticed the weight.... heavy! It's glass! I had read that some other filters out there are made of plastic so I was very impressed that these are glass. The fit of the filter inside the ring is excellent, no movement, solid as a rock. It fits my Canon lens perfectly. Only having used the UV filter I can say it does a great job at producing sharp colors and a crisp image. I have absolutely no complaints - one of the best purchases I've made.So, $9.99....super fast shipping, nice little protective case with 3 compartments one for each filter, filters are glass, excellent quality and fit. I couldn't get 2 meals at McDonalds for this price!!! LOLHighly recommended!!!

The lens case had tape/plastic stuck to it with some sort of slimy geen goop. I was able to pick it off. Then I opened the case and realized the lens divider wasn't attached at the bottom and just falls out. As for the lenses themselves, they look good... just maybe not the best case and packaging?

I’m an amateur photographer who is learning, these lens do make a difference when taking those photographs, it helps protect your camera. Reduces ultraviolet lightProtect lens from scratchesProtect lens from dust, liquids, and other hazards. I love the diffuser len that gives a soft finish on your pictures and the polarized lens is great too… Great for beginners!!!!

I bought this set because I wanted a UV filter to protect my Canon 18-200mm lens. For this purpose, I'll give it five stars for the moment. I'm taking a risk buying this filter as I like to break rules and shoot into the light. Some cheaper UV filters create a lot of lens flare when shooting into the light. I'll update when I've had a chance to test this out.The filters seem well made. The glass is set in a very thin metal ring - which is great for keeping vignetting to a minimum when I'm shooting at a wide angle.I'm impressed with the polarizer so far. This is a circulating polarizing filter - it has a free-floating ring that can rotate. It cuts reflections on water just fine and enhances blue skies wonderfully. It didn't look very dark at all in the packet, but it does cut down a lot of light, making it useful for doing motion capture shots at low shutter speeds.The diffuser is more of a cute addition to the set to me. I did like this set better for having it though, as I never use the FLD filters that come with other sets. I expect I'll at least play with this one occasionally.The case is strong and fits the lenses perfectly - I've had cases of this type in the past in which everything has been a very tight fit but that's not the case with this one.So far I'm extremely satisfied with the set. For $11.95 these were a steal!

This product is a must have piece of kit for anyone with a DSLR. I bought these for my 600D and they fit the camera perfectly as expected.The case is an added bonus and one of the key reasons for buying this product, however the casing inside is made of less expensive velour and I have had small bits of lint on the filters. This is not a negative attribute however as lenses and filters should always be thoroughly cleaned before and after using your camera.The slots are the perfect size and the filters fit snuggly with rattling about inside. The casing is also very sturdy and the popper fastening is easily closed without force and therefore damaging the filters inside.All filters work as they should. The filters are well kept and of a good quality being glass.Would recommend this to anyone who changes filters often.

Worth the price for the case. And the filters are decent spec too. I'd buy again if I needed more.

Had looked at several options (in Ireland) all were €20+ just for one UV filter. This got me three filters in a case for less.Build quality is good - the case is a little light, and may generate fluff after a while, but the filters seem OK.Using a 24 meg camera, no visible distortion.

I looked for a single UV filter for my O;ympus camera mainly as an additional protection to the lens. Cost and quality semed to vary a lot. Reading reviews led to the Fotodiox kit and it proved more than acceptable regardless of price.Given the cost of the 3 lens plus case is less than most single filters the value is exceptional.

Having recently purchased a nice new Leica, i wanted some glass to protect the lens itself. After searching a few times, this little set kept popping up, 3 filters in a pouch.The next filter on anybodies list is probably a Polarising filter, happily this set came with one as well as the obligatory UV. The filter that threw me was the soft spot focus diffuser. Why? I get that they are giving these filters away but would anyone ever use one?Indeed they will and do and have done so for many years, when done properly it can look great in portraits, so top marks for including such a random filter and one i will sure use in time.The UV, well, its clear glass, prevents lens damage, good good!Now onto the Polariser. I have never used Fotodiox filters before so i had no idea how the polariser would perform when compared to a Cokin or other top brand. I need not have worried. It works brilliantly at reducing reflection and surface glare, and saturation seems more than adequate!The pouch is also a nice addition to this set. It is firmly made, very sturdy leather with soft red velvet lining, and fits neatly inside most consumer gadget bags.Now, size does count, and this entire set is rather compact, the filters do not jump around in this pouch, and it is small enough to place inside a Lowepro Toploader 45AW, with a camera and attached neck strap nestled on top.Of course, this goes without saying really but, use one filter at a time, specially when using wider angles, having the polariser on top of the UV will only cause vignetting, although in some cases vignetting is a plus, but not every time, depends if you want a lomo-ish look or not.A fantastic set of filters, a sexy little filter pouch and speedy delivery, thank you.