A great selection of filters which covers whatever you need in a pretty convenient package.

I really like the filters so far and they are made to be pretty solid ones at that. The construction feels very sturdy and they come in separate little metal cases. They are also pretty well made for what they are. They're not amazing, they just need do thier job and they're good enough that I can just toss them in my bag where I don't feel like they'll get damaged.The case does have one big problem that could be resolved with just a little extra space though. The filters come with a magnetic lens cap that unfortunately will not fit in the case with the filter. So for those like me who prefer to keep things organized you'll have to find someplace else to stash them.Now I've had filters before but not variable ND filters so maybe I had the wrong impression. These ... MoreI really like the filters so far and they are made to be pretty solid ones at that. The construction feels very sturdy and they come in separate little metal cases. They are also pretty well made for what they are. They're not amazing, they just need do thier job and they're good enough that I can just toss them in my bag where I don't feel like they'll get damaged.The case does have one big problem that could be resolved with just a little extra space though. The filters come with a magnetic lens cap that unfortunately will not fit in the case with the filter. So for those like me who prefer to keep things organized you'll have to find someplace else to stash them.Now I've had filters before but not variable ND filters so maybe I had the wrong impression. These sounded like when it says Hard Stop that means when I turn it from 2-3-4-5 and all that I was under the impression that when I go from one to the next there would be a sort of hard stop. This way I know without looking that I'm exactly at 3 or 4. That is not the case at all. The Hard Stop just means that you can't scroll past 5 or 2. Hard Stop does not mean that each one clicks into place when you move to it. I thought it was gonna be some neat little quality of life feature but it wasn't what I thought.Lastly is just a little FYI that if you are looking for a filter that won't cause the image to vignette you're in the wrong place. These filters do cause a little vignetting but it is subtle. You won't notice it in darker parts of your image, at least not as much, but in the lighter sections it is quite noticable. Still subtle but there nonetheless.Oh and one other quick thing is that Freewell really needs to go back to the second grade. The literature they include with the packaging has one too many grammatical errors. Like come on.... how are you gonna sell products and not check to make sure you're spelling and grammar were correct first.... Hopefully I didn't have any of that in here but if I did I'm just some random guy, not a company with paid employees that can't proofread, lol.

We bought two of these to go along with our R5Cs. Some three months in my wife fell with the camera in hand. The magnet didn't hold the cap or the VND on to the filter system. The soft glass on the circular polarizer got scratched while the camera and lens were fine.I contacted Freewell to purchase a new circular polarizer, but they refuse to sell one to me. They instead wanted me to send the circular polarizer to China at our expense where they would charge me somewhere between $50-$100 to replace the glass. They never did give me an exact price.But what Freewell really tried to do was upsell me in to an entirely new system and even upsell me in to a K2 system.We've used B+W and Breakthrough filters for years before trying this new approach and are ... MoreWe bought two of these to go along with our R5Cs. Some three months in my wife fell with the camera in hand. The magnet didn't hold the cap or the VND on to the filter system. The soft glass on the circular polarizer got scratched while the camera and lens were fine.I contacted Freewell to purchase a new circular polarizer, but they refuse to sell one to me. They instead wanted me to send the circular polarizer to China at our expense where they would charge me somewhere between $50-$100 to replace the glass. They never did give me an exact price.But what Freewell really tried to do was upsell me in to an entirely new system and even upsell me in to a K2 system.We've used B+W and Breakthrough filters for years before trying this new approach and are disappointed in the soft glass on the filter and the worse customer service. It hits a price point, but know that if you have a problem you will be on your own. 3 months after purchase we have a $400 paper weight.