Gobe 67mm ND64 (6 Stop) ND Lens Filter (2Peak)

I bought this ND64 to compliment my ND 1000, also from Gobe. I’ve only got 2 lenses so far, (I’ve changed systems) and both have been fitted with a Gobe polarising filter. I’ve came from Hoya and will never go back. I have not noticed any colour cast at all, although anything can be sorted in LR. What I have noticed is perfect deluminance (if that’s a word) across the entire filter. I got a fingerprint on one and it cleaned off with a huff of breath and a rub with a microfibre cloth. This may not seem like a big deal, but if my previous Hoyas got touched, they were near impossible to clean. Each filter comes in a nice padded tin within the recycled cardboard outer. The value for money is there for all to see. These are cheap but don’t feel cheap. The whole package is quality. Unless I move to square filters I won’t be buying anything but Gobe. Awesome!

Purchased for my Irix 15mm lens as I wanted a screw on filter just to try as I normally use glass filters and the holders. Honestly so glad I tried the Gobe filters. No obvious loss of quality in the final images and no colour casting that I could see. Easy to carry around and saves the bulkiness of the filter system. Great protective carrying tin and each purchase allows you to help plant trees.You won't regret trying these.

I have 4 Gobe filters & for the cost of them, in my opinion they’re up there with the more expensive ones, currently own 77mm ND64, ND1000, CPL & a clear one for when I do steel wool photography to protect my lens, also got 58mm CPL as well for another lens, quality is good, had no issue with this filter or any of my other ND filters, what I will say is be careful when stacking them, I regularly use my ND64 or ND1000 + my CPL together & they often get stuck together which is a pain but if your not stacking them it’s not an issue & quality is really good. I’ve only noticed colour cast (slightly) when exposing for 4 mins or more, would certainly recommend them and if I need any more I’d buy Gobe filters again.

The thread on this filter is fine so it is tricky to get it on and also difficult to get it off. But with a bit of adjustment, you can manage it. It could also be an issue with the front part of my lens thread...YMMV.The image quality is good, no noticeable colour cast or vignetting. I'm still testing it so I suppose it will take some time to learn how to use it best.

Amazing value for money. I have used Gobe religiously for over a year now and find they are perfect. I've ourchased cheaper brands in the past and always suffered terrible colour cast.I would highly recommend.

Arrived quickly. Well packaged. Quality seems good optically with nice flowing wTer images but find it difficult to attach. Appears the thread on the filter is not very accurate meaning it just about attaches to my lenses. Not as smooth as other filters I own. Hence not able to give five stars. Arrived just before a 3 day break in the lakes so problem arose on first attempt to attach it whilst trying to use it on location.

This is the first lens I ever bought for long-exposure (ND64 52mm MRC 16L, used with the Sony A6500), a bit of a stab in the dark since I had no prior experience using them, only watched a handful of tutorials on YouTube. Tested it for the first time on holiday, and the photos were incredible (see attached image)! I also appreciated the eco-friendly packaging and company manifesto. Highly recommend this brand!

In love with this product and company. I started with an ND 2 filter and eventually ventured to the ND 64. It's amazing for capturing long exposures in the day/ brighter conditions. Very professional design. Great environmental awareness and lovely packaging.Very sturdy and if kept right, it will last a lifetime. Iam very pleased with this product and will no doubt order more in the near future!