Introduction

This review dives deep into the Andoer 67mm Lens Filter Kit, a comprehensive package offering UV, CPL, FLD, and ND filters (ND2, ND4, and ND8) alongside a handy carrying pouch, lens caps, a lens cap holder, lens hoods, and a cleaning cloth. After weeks of testing under various lighting conditions and shooting scenarios, I’m ready to share my experience and insights.

Features

The Andoer 67mm Lens Filter Kit is a surprisingly complete package for its price. The inclusion of all four filter types (UV, CPL, FLD, and ND in three strengths) addresses a broad range of photographic needs. The additional accessories – the carrying pouch, lens caps, cap holder, and lens hoods (both tulip and rubber) – are a welcome touch, ensuring you have everything you need to protect your lenses and keep your kit organized. The microfiber cleaning cloth is a practical addition for maintaining lens cleanliness.

Performance

The UV filter performed as expected, subtly reducing UV light and improving image clarity, especially in bright sunlight. The CPL filter effectively reduced glare and reflections from non-metallic surfaces, resulting in richer colors and increased contrast. The FLD filter proved beneficial when shooting under fluorescent lighting, minimizing the color cast often associated with this type of lighting. The ND filters (ND2, ND4, and ND8) allowed me to shoot with slower shutter speeds in bright conditions, enabling creative techniques like motion blur in daylight. I found the ND8 filter particularly useful for daytime long exposures. Overall, the image quality was surprisingly good for the price point; no significant degradation in image sharpness was observed even with all filters stacked.

The build quality felt sturdy enough for everyday use. While not premium glass, they held up well during the testing period. The carrying pouch proved valuable for keeping everything together. The lens hoods effectively reduced lens flare, especially when shooting into the sun.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Comprehensive filter set (UV, CPL, FLD, ND2, ND4, ND8)
• Affordable price
• Included accessories (pouch, caps, hoods, cleaning cloth)
• Good image quality
• Sturdy build

Cons:

• Not premium glass; some slight vignetting may be observed in extreme situations (wide apertures and extreme zoom levels).
• Threaded filter rings could be slightly tighter for a more premium feel.

Final Verdict

The Andoer 67mm Lens Filter Kit offers exceptional value. For photographers on a budget, it’s a fantastic way to expand their creative options and protect their lenses. While it may not compete with high-end filter brands in terms of optical perfection, its performance and comprehensive accessory set make it a strong contender. I would confidently recommend this kit to anyone looking for an affordable and versatile filter solution.