55MM Altura Photo UV CPL ND4 Lens Filter Kit and Accessory Set for Nikon D3500 D5300 D5600 with NIKKOR 18-55mm AF-P DX f/3.5-5.6G VR Lens

These are very low profile filters, I barely notice the lens length difference. They seem to work okay. I've mostly used the UV haze one, and it doesn't have as effective coating as other filters I've used. I still get a good deal of haze when there's a strong light from the side, but I guess that's what the included hood is for. :) The lens cap is actually really solid, too - I switched to this lens cap and set aside my old one. All in all, this is a solid kit of accessories! The polarizer rotates smoothly and is indeed polarized with a good neutral grey color response. I haven't used the purple filter yet (it takes the excessive green out of old fluorescent tube lights) but I assume it should do what it's meant to do perfectly well.

I'm not going to lie, my expectations weren't too high with this one. I'm not satisfied but also not dissatisfied. The kit comes with a lens cap, a UV filter, a CPL, an ND4, a case for all the filters, and a lens hood. Right off the bat, disregard the UV filter, UV filters don't do jack, it's really just for protection. The lens cap actually fits very nicely so I was impressed by that. The ND4 is decent nothing crazy. The CPL I do care about it because I shoot photos of cars, and honestly, for the price you're paying, it's not bad at all but I wouldn't be too crazy about it. I still get a good amount of reflection and glare, but definitely less than without. And none of the filters sacrifice the photo quality either. Now here's my issue. The lens hood is honestly a problem. If you have the lens hood on, you can't have a filter on. On top of that, the lens hood is visible in the pictures from 18mm-30mm, on a cropped body mind you, so bear that in mind if you're buying the kit for the lens hood. Overall, solid kit for a beginner, you won't go wrong, but nothing to be impressed about either.

after doing research on lens filters, the least expensive i could find was around $60 but then came across this Vivitar set from Goja... it is such a deal and the lenses aren't cheap feeling-- glass is solidly put together with the metal threads... plus you get the three lenses: 1) for UV light that you can keep on your lens all the time if only to protect your lens, 2) a polarized filter to eliminate reflections from non-metal surfaces (this worked great at the museum for works under glass) and 3) a florescent filter... plus a nice little soft case to keep them in, a lens cap that i used to replace the original because it attaches to the camera, and a lens hood that i gave to a friend. i own a Sony alpha 58 and this is a great product for the price. and the shipping was quick.

I am a beginner photographer and bought a couple small kits. This must be the best one I have bought so far. It comes with everything you should need as for lens accessories, and filters. The filters seems to be made well and might last a while if I keep them in the carrying case (very glad they put that in there) and be careful not to scratch them. The cap and leash work very well and fit my lens almost perfectly. The cloth is a great cloth to have as extra (all my sets have come with cloths to this is maybe my 10th), and the hood works well. The only problem is that the hood gets in some zoomed out shots. This can easily be fixed by zooming in a little bit, and then the problem is solved. For $15, you can't go wrong. Thank you Digital Goja for another great product!

I like the filters fine but the hood obstructed the view with my camera. You could see it in the edges of the picture. I can’t use it.

I just bought a Sony dsc hx400v and wanted to make sure I protected the Carl Zeiss lens. I did the research, read the reviews, and determined that this Goja Filter kit included well-made lens. I was impressed with the price and what was included in the kit. All arrived very quickly and in tip-top shape. I've used the lens now for several weeks, and I'm very pleased and really glad I didn't buy one, singular filter at four times the price. I would definitely recommend these filters and will purchase again with Goja. This is the review I gave directly to the Seller: "Arrived on time and just as described. Thank you Digital Goja!! The lens are perfect and so well priced! I would definitely recommend!!"

Its an ok filter set. The uv filter is good, I use it constantly to protect my lens, and it doesn't seem to affect image quality except for when shooting with the sun in frame, then it creates additional flared. The CP filter works as it should, and can also double as a slight neutral density filter.. I will never use the FLD filter as all it does is mess up the white balance which is easy enough to do in post or on camera settings. The case is nice and I do use the clear filter and the cleaning cloth. Overall, it is a good set if you want inexpensive, a clear filter, a CP filter, and a case.

I wanted an inexpensive filter setup for my Canon G15, so I bought the Carry Speed Mag Filter in 55mm to go with this Goja kit. I was only interested in a UV and CPL and doubt I will ever use the FLD. Everything works great so far and looks great too! I knocked 1 star off because the threads bind a little bit right before they're fully tightened on 2 of the filters, but not enough to cause any problems. This kit serves its purpose perfectly for my needs, which is portable travel. I leave the UV filter on the Mag Filter all the time and just screw in the CPL when I need it. The lens hood interferes too much to be useful on the G15 and I don't care for an elastic strap hanging from my lens cap, but that's a personal choice only. I would definitely buy this kit again, especially for the cost! It even comes with a note from the owner (Walter) and a followup email asking for feedback. You can't beat that for customer service!!! So I added the 1 star back in just for that and give this kit a solid 5 stars. Go For It!

Amazing product. Worth every penny. The set of filters are all that you need when you are staring with photography.