58mm UV, CPL, FLD Filterkit, ND4

Really nice kit for the price, just shows you don't need to spend loads on filters. They don't feel cheap and the case is a good size.

Item came very Quick..They are good value for money. Only problem i did have was that there wasn't a leaflet explaining what lens does what. (I am a beginner)

Very prompt delivery. Great product. Have created some brilliant photos with this kit.

I was sent this item in return for my honest review.I own a Cannon 1200D DSLR and received this kit for the camera.For the price you receive the UV, CPL, FLD, ND4 filters, a cleaning pen, flower petal lens hood, centre pinch lens cap, cap keeper and filter pouch.I have been impressed with the quality of the items. All of the filers come double-threaded so you can stack accessories.The filters are really easy to fit onto my lens and give some really nice effects, especially when using them outdoors. I really like that they come in a storage case, it makes them much easier to keep with my camera and take them out and about with me. They are then on hand when I need them too.The flower petal lens hood is a little tricky to get the hang of attaching, however, once I had done it a few times it is easy. The only thing with this is, sometimes, depending on the zoom, you get a little black circle around the picture as it picks up the hood, however, it actually adds quite a nice effect!Having the extra lens cap is a bonus, as is having the keeper, I am forever putting mine down and forgetting where it is!The cleaning pen is very handy too and a good size for popping in my camera bag.I would definitely recommend this kit.

 This is a comprehensive accessories kit.The best way to show you what this accessories pack, sent to me for review, looks like is via a video, so I have made a video review. If you do not enlarge the video to full screen, it sometimes plays with sound but no video (a blank, black screen) - this seems to be an Amazon glitch. To cure it, press the 'full screen' icon.If you are reading this on a mobile phone, you may be unable to view the video - you will be able to watch it on a computer or tablet.Every photographer needs a UV filter and a circular polariser. If you have never used a circular polariser before, get one. They are superb. Digital cameras do not need UV filters like film cameras used to, to remove the blue tint caused by UV light - however they remain invaluable for their second function, namely protecting the lens from accidental damage. It's far cheaper to replace a filter than a lens.The ND4 filter is useful - it is equivalent to a 2 f-stop reduction. Try it, along with a tripod, when photographing moving water to obtain an artificially low shutter speed - the water turns creamy and ethereal. In short, it looks great and unlike anything you would ever see with your own eyes.The filter case is of good quality.In the video, when showing you the circular polariser, I mention `vignetting' without explaining what it is. Vignetting is where the corners of the photograph darken, due to (for example) a lens hood or even a filter encroaching on the photo. Slim filters, such as these, reduce the chance of that happening.Disclaimer: This product was kindly supplied to me for free in exchange for an unbiased review - good or bad.