GobeFilter Kit for 67mm UV Lens + Circular Polarised (CPL) (1Peak)

They are amazing

I’m very impressed with the entire product line. Basically all high quality product, no complaints as to their coating or glass. The price seems reasonable and they impress me with their mission to gree up the planet. I have many lenses, I will be buying their filters instead the expensive Fuji brand I was getting.Also, their packaging is well designed, received the filter in a yellow padded envelope, that would hav3 mint death to any glass object. The dual filter kit was perfect, no damage. I’m guessing amazon is aware, but why risk any optics with a flimsy envelop?I would high recommend Gobes products.

Like: Everything. Quality of the materials is superb, especially for the price; the way that they all attach together for easier storage if necessary is nice; the threads are deep enough and sharp enough to grab quickly and easily, and you don’t have to “torque” on the filters to make sure they stay on your lens; like I said. Everything.Finally, as a plus, the environmental “thing” is nice. I DO have to say, though, that I’m a bit confused about that. Are the trees planted automatically after a purchase is made, or only when a consumer follows through and “Registers their trees”?

Thought this was two separate filters. Turns out there are two, but you cannot separate them. I also thought it was silly that they "plant 5 trees for you", yet the cardboard can they come in was filled with like 10 cardboard discs to take up space. Just seems ironic and made me lol. I'll find another use for the can as it comes with a nice cotton carry bag, and the can just looks too nice to throw away. That being said quality of the filters appears to be great. Super clean, no visible distortion in photos. Love the aluminum covers. Does what they are supposed to do for a reasonable price.

First time buyer from Gobe. Will not be the last. First the product is excellent and comes packaged in a totally unique method. The product is a set of lens filters. My experience is that these came individually and you had to purchase something like a filter "sleeve" or "pouch." These come as an interlocked set. Brilliant.Then there is the company. Here is what is on the outside of the container.Ingredients: optical glass, aluminum, magnalium, cotton, paper and microfiber.Only tested on wild creatures. Go be inspired. Brilliant!

I've owned quite a few circular polarizer filters from various brands, tiffen, hoya, b&w and a marumi exus, this last one was a beast but sadly i accidentally droped it in a river and lost it, i needed another but i didn't wanted to spend the 140 bucks it is retailing right now so i decided to give Gobe a chance, i wasn't disapointed at all, it performs just as well as the marumi for a fraction of the price an it includes a uv filter. I' m quite happy with this purchase, if you're looking for a circular polarizer on a budget the Gobe CPL is a no brainer.

July 3 2018 The packaging and nice metal covers that protect the UV and CPL are great and innovative. I purchased the 86mm set to go on my high end Pentax DFA 150-450. and at the 150 -250 area the CPL was fine and my images were good. However, as I took the zoom all the way to 450 on the CPL I realized that it had subtle but noticeable to me optical distortion. The UV was better and I could not detect optical distortion at 450 with the UV . I do not know having not tried another 86mm CPL on this lens if that is a compatibility or quality issue. I think Gobe approach to selling filters in innovative and as that price was quite reasonable I wanted to try. I am not going to return enjoyed the fact they planted 5 trees for my purchase. I will get another 86 CPL and then do a comparison.

I've bought a couple of sets of these for different lenses. I notice a slight clarity difference compared to no filter, but not enough to not keep them on all the time. I love how they screw together, so I don't have a bunch of filters rattling around in my camera bag. I assume more expensive filters look better, but I haven't tried any of those.

Due to the tiny grip on the cpl it will be hard to remove if you over tighten or it expands due to heat I guess. I found the best way to fit it is to remove your lens hood, place it on the lens (gently) until secure but not over tight, then only turn the cpl one way (so it can't loosen the entire filter accidentally). Then once the cpl is in the desire location, either replace the hood if needed or better use a flag so you can adjust cpl further. It worked for me on a single test indoors and reduced glare "a little", so a little time saved editing the cpl filtered image, but I did do a better job editing the same photo without the cpl?

A nicely made pair of filters. They come with two screw-in plates which form a metal box for the filters - a clever idea I haven't seen before. But it means you can throw the filters into a bag knowing that they will not get damaged. Much better than the plastic boxes that other brands use.They are excellent value for money. This pair of filters cost less than half the price of a Nikon filter which got broken and which these replace.Highly recommended.

Its a set of 2 that come screwed together, which you cant separate, not only that, but your lens cap wont fit. So you have a choice screw the original one back on or take it off, to much messing around when your out and about.

Metal filter caps initially seem like a nice idea. But it keeps getting stuck. It happened to me several times where I wasn't able to remove the cap and had to use my back up (smaller cpl) polariser. I shoot artworks for a living and shooting without polariser is simply NOT an option. Yesterday I forgot to take my backup filter with me and yet again the metal filter cap got stuck. After spending 40 mins at location in front of the client (unacceptable and embarrassing tbh) I gave up and carried on shooting without polariser. I will have to spend hours on compositing to remove reflections manually.No phone number on the website for support. Bad design disguised as 'cool' product. If you are a pro, AVOID AVOID AVOID.

Really disappointed as all the reviews are so good.Nice packaging, but the UV lens had marks on it which must have slipped past the quality control at GOBE, CPL looked ok but as it was a set both had to be returned for a refund.I like the way you have the metal filter protectors instead of a plastic box to carry them about in.Unsure if I should order another set or just go back to Hoya.