Neewer Lens Filter Kit

Check the front of your lens or the underside of your lens cap for the diameter symbol (ø) followed by a number in millimeters. This kit is available in various sizes, so you must select the option that matches your specific lens diameter.

The ND2, ND4, and ND8 filters reduce the amount of light entering your lens. This allows you to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright conditions, which is essential for achieving motion blur in water or shallow depth-of-field effects in daylight.

While you can technically stack filters, it is generally not recommended. Doing so often causes vignetting—dark corners in your images—and can degrade overall image quality due to the extra layers of glass.

The +1, +2, +4, and +10 filters act like magnifying glasses for your lens, allowing you to focus much closer to your subject than your lens would normally permit. They are a cost-effective way to experiment with macro photography without investing in a dedicated macro lens.

The tulip-shaped hood is designed to block stray light from the sides while preventing the hood itself from appearing in your frame, especially at wider angles. The collapsible rubber hood is more flexible and can be folded back for compact storage, offering a softer, more adjustable option for flare reduction.

These filters are made from optical glass, which minimizes image degradation. However, adding any glass element in front of your lens can slightly impact clarity, especially if the filters are not kept clean or if you stack them.