58MM Ultimaxx Professional Four Piece HD Macro Close-up Filter Kit (1, 2, 4, 10 Diopter Filters) for Canon EOS 90D, 80D, 77D, 70D, Rebel T7, T7i, T6i, T6, T6s, T5i, T5, T4i, T3i, T100, SL3, SL2, SL1

I ordered these to test out before committing to getting a micro lens. they work great and feel well made. I'm not a pro and just wanted something cheap to play around with. these were perfect. for the price they are pretty awesome. I would recommend.

What a steal. Great glass for the money. I got them for my Sirui anamorphic lenses which had a minimum focusing distance of 3 feet and this opened up so many more shots for me.

For the price I really likes these lenses. I was able to get some really cools shots using my large Tamrom 28-300 mm lens that I would not have been able to do without them. I would still like to get a true macro lens at some point, but these will definitely due for now! (photo taken with the +10). The downside is figuring out getting it into focus and the blurriness on the edges you can get adding lenses on top of each other or if trying to zoom in. It all has a bit of a trick to it. Sometimes I could AF, other times MF and other times I had to move myself closer and further.

I recently purchased an older 100mm macro lens but the lens only photographs at a 1:2 ratio. I experimented with a couple of these filters and figured the +4 would give me the 1:1 I was after. I am very happy with the results so far.

Great investment; extremely happy with them.Love the fact that I can change from normal photos to close ups and back again for “Photo-Op’s”.You can’t do this with the expensive dedicated “Macro” lens.You can hand hold using the +10 which I like.You can stack (combo) them for extreme close ups just make sure you start with the smallest first i.e (+1, +2, +4, +10) don’t reverse the line up.I stack the +1 and 2 together for general close up work and stack +4 and 10 together for extreme close up using a tripod; you can hand hold if you steady yourself which I prefer to do (tripods are a pain in the @ to set up and use).My suggestion is to shoot test shots and find out what suites your taste.I highly recommend adding a set to your gear (don’t loose a great Photo-Op by not havering the ability to do close ups).Using these has forced me to think in terms of “It’s a Small World” and look for/create those “Op’s”.Get them, play with them; learn how they work and what your style is.“Get out there and (Photo-Op).

I bought these close up filters for use on my Lensbaby sweet 22 special effects lens. The close up filters allow my to get closer my subjects while still maintaining the effect of the lens. East screw on off the front of the lens.

Just what we were looking for to add to our photos. They came very well protected and with a travel case.

I had a set of closeup rings years ago before I obtained true macro lenses. I lent them to a friend who never returned them. Currently I use a Raynox 250 which works fine for extreme closeups but wanted something for those in between macro shots that fits in a pocket and doesn't break the bank. I ordered the ultimaxx 4 filter set because they were priced very reasonable and I needed a few more dollars to get free shipping on my order. I have tried all 4 Diopter filters on the camera and I can't come up with any serious negative.The 10 Diopter is soft on the edges as expected for that magnification ring. I am very surprised at the sharpness and quality of build . The rings are all metal and the threads are perfect which is a major plus.If you understand that close up rings are not high priced macro lenses, you wont be disapointed with these.