I have always heard about using filters in photography, but I did not realize their impact on the quality of photography until I bought them. They are really great.

As good as they come

These are the only filters you’ll need when shooting 24fps to 60fps, and anywhere in between, while adhering to the 180° rule. Image quality is unbeatable, with enhanced contrast and saturation. The set is fairly priced and, in my opinion, is a much better value than most third-party choices, which may also be of lesser quality.

Great filters

Outstanding quality and great customer service from this vendor.

No need for this purchase with DJO

No need for these with the quality of camera! Regretful purchase. Camera better with out

Osmo filters

These fit perfect and allow the shutter to be double the fram rate on sunny days

The perform, but . . .

These generally work as advertised, but with some important caveats. First, they're tiny and can therefore be a bit challenging to handle (and pry from their storage sleeve) without fingerprinting the glass. Second, and more significantly, the camera cannot tuck into the gimbal arm with any of these on. I found that surprisingly annoying, since I would only need to use these outside--which is exactly when I may want to quickly tuck the camera away to avoid splashes, sand, rain, etc. And if the outside elements require quickly packing up, you're even more likely to fumble the tiny magnetic filter while trying to pry it off the camera, put it away, and get the camera tucked away for storage.These will be useful to have for times when I really have the time and ... MoreThese generally work as advertised, but with some important caveats. First, they're tiny and can therefore be a bit challenging to handle (and pry from their storage sleeve) without fingerprinting the glass. Second, and more significantly, the camera cannot tuck into the gimbal arm with any of these on. I found that surprisingly annoying, since I would only need to use these outside--which is exactly when I may want to quickly tuck the camera away to avoid splashes, sand, rain, etc. And if the outside elements require quickly packing up, you're even more likely to fumble the tiny magnetic filter while trying to pry it off the camera, put it away, and get the camera tucked away for storage.These will be useful to have for times when I really have the time and conditions to get my shutter speed slowed to 180 degrees, but I don't use them nearly as often as I thought I might.