Neewer ND Filter Kit and Lens Accessories

These filters are designed for lenses with a 72mm filter thread diameter. You can verify your lens size by looking for the symbol on the front of your lens or the underside of the lens cap, which looks like a circle with a slash through it followed by a number.

The ND2, ND4, and ND8 filters act like sunglasses for your lens, reducing the amount of light entering the camera. This allows you to use slower shutter speeds or wider apertures in bright conditions, which is essential for capturing motion blur in water or achieving a shallow depth of field.

While you can technically stack them, it is generally not recommended as it can introduce vignetting—dark corners in your image—or reduce overall image sharpness. It is best to use only the specific filter you need for the current lighting situation.

The CPL (Circular Polarizer) filter is used to reduce reflections from non-metallic surfaces like water or glass and to deepen blue skies. The FLD (Fluorescent Light Correction) filter helps remove the greenish tint often caused by fluorescent lighting, resulting in more natural skin tones.

Because the hood is tulip-shaped, it is designed to block stray light without intruding into the frame. However, if you are using an ultra-wide-angle lens, there is a slight possibility of seeing the edges of the hood in your shot, so it is worth testing before you start shooting.

Yes, many photographers keep the UV filter on their lens at all times. It serves two purposes: it absorbs ultraviolet light to reduce haze in outdoor shots and acts as a protective barrier against dust, moisture, and accidental scratches on your lens's front element.