Lubię to! Jest nieco tańszy od klasycznej marki „lens pen”, co przekłada się także na konstrukcję samej obudowy.

Jest to ręczny adapter do obiektywu.

Dobrze zbudowany

bardzo ładny filtr obiektywu

Doskonały adapter.

I'm just a beginning photographer and am taking classes at my local community college (which I highly recommend for anyone else starting out like I am). I have an assignment for a long exposure photograph which most of the class is going to do at night. I wanted to try something different so I bought this ND filter for my Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L lens and I'm really happy with it. It worked exactly as I had hoped and I was able to get a picture of a nearby artificial waterfall in bright light with a 30 second exposure. The water has a nice creamy texture to it, but the rest of the image is sharp.I wish the adjustment worked a little better with clear stops and the inability to go beyond Min and Max. I also can't remove the hood once the filter is on because there is a small rim that extends beyond the edge of the lens. Other than that, I'm very happy with this filter.

Even though I read the reviews, I was still surprised by the compact size and weight of this tripod. The components are all quality, it's well made. I'm 6'1" (185cm) tall and use a Pentax K1 with battery grip and 24-70mm f2.8 lens. It's a tall, heavy camera setup. My immediate concern was that the tripod will be too short and if I flip the camera vertically the tripod might fall over. To my surprise, fully extended, the camera viewfinder is almost too high for me. This places the lens over the heads of most people if you're in a crowd and most DSLR cameras have a tiltable LCD screen for viewing anyway. Its also quite stable for its weight. Horizontal or vertical, the camera was in no danger of falling. I wouldn't risk it on a windy day though.On the ballhead there are 3 separate knobs to lock rotation, ball tilt and camera base plate. All very solid. The baseplate also has a really nice bubble level and a compass that will help you align the tripod to North for astrophotography.If you're a hiker or traveler, I highly recommend this for the price / performance ratio.

I recommend this as a great quality camera for $60. The description says the lens is 170-degrees wide. It seems close to that. Trees alongside the road disappeared from the screen just as I passed them. Reviewing the photos later I saw negligible distortion. The images did not have the fish-eye lens effect. Neither the EZ iCam app, nor the Live DV app may be downloaded to a laptop; it is not 'permitted'. I was able to download both apps to iPhone 11 and they don't work. A new formatted 32GB 100mb/sec TF card [micro SD] is in the camera. When I try to take a photo or video using the phone app it reports "TF card no more space". Both the iPhone-11 and MacBook Pro have over 75GB of free space. I reformatted the card using the camera's menu and received the same bogus message each time. The image the camera is seeing does show on my phone with a very short lag, maybe 1/4 second. The app does not allow capturing the image/video using either the phone app or the camera buttons. Without being linked to the crappy app the camera works well. It just costs about $12 for a micro SD card reader and I will have to remove the card each time to transfer files. Unfortunately during an upcoming motorcycle trip I will not be able to get the images into my phone to post on social media. I would have to carry a laptop for that purpose. Unfortunately this camera was paired with apps by programmers that were apparently working beyond their ability. They cannot be put on a laptop and only minimally function on a phone. The accessories are plentiful but the plastic is a little brittle. One of the two tabs on a buckle mount snapped off almost immediately. I see I can replace that for $3 on eBay.