Essential Lens Kit For Nikon Df D5500 D5300 D3300 D5200 D3200 D610 DSLR, P600 Camera Which Use (18-55mm, 55-200mm, 50mm) Nikon Lenses Includes Wide Angle lens + 2X Telephoto Lens + 3pc Filter Kit +++

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As long as in buying this product you understand that these lens attachments are not going to challenge or compete with the official Nikon Fisheye ($650 and up) and Telephoto lenses ($250 and up) you will find that you are more than happy with what you get. These attachments offer some nice options when you are out taking pictures. The additional accessories are well worth the price of the kit alone. The filters are great. I keep the UV (transparent) filter on my Nikon stock lens always to protect the glass. The filters are threaded very nicely to allow easy application and removal and are also threaded in such a way as to allow one to put the included lens attachments on over top of the filter, which is a nice touch. The lens cap keeper is clutch as my Nikon D3100 didn't come with any such device, and the included screen protector and screen wipe are perfect additions.

I absolutely love this kit. I have used it several times already. I can't decide which lens I like better the wide angle or the telephoto. I got the order very quickly after I placed it. I highly recommend this kit. I own a nikon d3100 the lens fits right on my camera. Its easy to attach and remove. It comes with a little pouch to keep it covered when not being used. The filters once I figured out what they were for.. I am still learning.. are just as good. I got some pretty amazing shots with the help of this kit. I use them all the time. The wide angle w/ macro allowed me to get really great photos of some flowers in my garden. I used the telephoto lens to get a photo of the moon. Overall the product works exactly as it is described and you won't be disappointed.

Everything came on time and as expected. One important note: A reviewer stated this product doesn't fit due to the lenses being 52mm, but they are WRONG...They do fit. The lenses require to be 52mm to fit on the 55mm lens threads. I almost didn't buy the lens kit based on that incorrect feedback. Use the product before you knock it!Overall, this is not a "professional" setup by any means, but the quality is there to get the job done, and the cost is minimal. This is an excellent beginners set and can be used without guilt of buyers remorse.

The essential lenses work as designed. Both the wide angle and the 2X go in front of the Nikon 18-55 mm and 55-200 mm Nikon lenses. The Filters (UV-CPL-FLD)are for the Nikon lenses without the 2X or wide angle in use. If one needs filters for the wide angle and 2X converter the filters needed are 62 mm not the 50 mm filters supplied. The wide angle / macro and the 2X work well with the Nikon D3200 while using the D3200 with either of the Nikon zoom lenses. Personally, I ordered the 62 mm filters (UV-CPL-FLD) not supplied with the kit to fit the wide angle / macro and the 2X converter.

This is a good kit for the beginners, especially when you do not want to buy bigger lenses and you have a lens with a small focal length. The 2X convertor produces sharp images. The wide angle convertor is fun to use. If you have any software to correct the fish eye errors, you can get a pretty decent wide angle pictures. All the filters along with this package is very good. I always have the UV filter on the lens. The CPL is good too. The lens cap holder is a must have, if you a person who loses things frequently. The scratch guards and cleaning cloth are also good. Would definitely recommend this product.

The quality is fantastic, I received the vivitar brand (one lens is made in Japan and the other in China). Frames are aluminum and screw right on to my Nikon with no issues.The quality of the lenses is fantastic. Do note with these type of Lens kits you need to be at a certain zoom to avoid vintage images(four corners of your picture will have dull black corners) this is common for these type of add on(s). The only way to avoid is to buy the $300 lens but why bother you will need to zoom with those lenses as well :) For me these will do just fine...

I had tried a X2 filter years ago and with the price being so reasonable, thought I'd try one again to see if any changes had been made. This is a filter that screws onto your lens, NOT a lens itself, so there are issues with the camera's ability to meter the image you want to shoot. Whether you're shooting manual or on auto, there will be focus issues.However, the wide is a fun little effects filter. It's by no means professional quality - obvious by the price - but the quality is good enough for the average person. This is a wide angle, not a fish eye, which is a different kind of effect.Bottom line: buy a wide angle and fish eye filter individually. You'll have fun with both and won't be tossing one of the set in the trash.