52mm Close-up Filter Kit 4 Pieces (+1,+2,+4,+10) Macro Filter Set with Pouch for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus, Fuji DSLR Cameras

Omg these are so cool. I saw my friend had one and I didn't want to buy macro lens. These are so great and the magnification is really clear. Great for detail close-up shots.

Honestly really great quality for the money. Not a full fledged macro lens solution of course but with proper lighting and technique you could do some semi-pro macro shoots.Images shot with Nikon z6ii and ttartisans 50mm F2

I use a cheap Canon Rebel T100 and it is nothing special. I didn't pay a lot for the camera, so I certainly didn't want to pay a lot for a macro lens. I came across this little package deal and I thought for twenty bucks how can you go wrong. So the actual lens kit was surprislingly well made, very happy about that.The +1 and +2 lens I really didn't notice any difference. The +4 I thought was ok, but the +10 was pretty fun, and even better when you stack all of them.Using them is a little bit of a learning experience because you will have to move the actual camera to try to get it as focused as possible before allowing the auto focus to take over.I mean it's twenty bucks...it cost me more to buy a pizza these days.The following images are of the +10 and then the +10 stacked -

Owned these for at least a year and half now, I don't use all of them but it's good to have them all just in case for more applications. Using the +4 filter my camera can be 6-7 inches away from the subject and pull focus. (Nikon Zf, 40mm lens)They fit on like any other filters, nothing to complain about with sturdiness.

I've been trying to photograph old 35mm slides but having terrible results. I just can't get close enough.These filters are EXACTLY what I needed! Worked great paired with my old kit lens.Now, only about 150 more slides to photograph. 😆

Definitely not the best but they’re more along the lines of the lower end of just okay. I ordered a set of 58mm filters and they fit my Canon camera nicely. The lowest magnification was great, it didn’t give any weird blurred distortion to photos. However the higher magnification filters were near useless. The 2 higher magnification filters were unable to be stacked due to the glass being way too thick. There was a lot of blurring around the edges of the photo. The worst part was that you had to be SO close that you were blocking out a lot of the light, making is impossible to get a decent photo. Over all 2 filters were good and 2 filters were kinda bad. If there was a set of just two lower magnification filters, I’d definitely buy them over the set of 4.

These are great alternatives to macro lenses. Yeah, the macro quality won’t be there. However, these filters do not ruin your images! I like the small pouch it comes with; it makes it easy to store it and take it with you without damaging the glass!

They are really fun to work with, the price point is good.