Review on Hoya 67Mm Digital Filter Kit by Paul Andrews

I bought a filter set mainly for the UV lens to protect my camera so I don't have to worry about smudges and dirt, dust particles etc . , falling into my actual lens. The UV lens does exactly what it is supposed to. Haven't had the chance to take pictures with a polarizer or ND filter, but I've taken them out in the sun just to see and make sure they show the filter's capabilities, and they definitely do. This is a great starter kit as I am new to photography. This works with my 18-55mm kit lens that came with my camera. (If you don't know which size to choose, I would recommend going to the brand's website and choosing the lens you have or want to buy and the list of extra features lists the size of the filters.) The wallet that comes with the filters is decent, but for me personally it's too long. I like that it's thin but the length isn't for me. I can look for a different filter housing and that's just my personal preference. Also, the lenses are brass bonded (I guess) so it doesn't feel cheap and you can stack the lenses on top of each other if you like. I can look for a different filter housing and that's just my personal preference. Also, the lenses are brass bonded (I guess) so it doesn't feel cheap and you can stack the lenses on top of each other, If you want. I can look for a different filter housing and that's just my personal preference.