The BEST Photography Filters? Kase Wolverine Magnetic Circular filter review

Today I'm taking a look at the kase wolverine magnetic circular filter kit for mirrorless and DSLR cameras.
These ND and polarizing filters will work for both photography and videography.
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[@coachsamlouie]

I just got this set as I love the magnetic set up which actually makes using a ND filter fun now. My past ND filter just sat unused as it was so hard to screw on and off. Thanks for the review!

[@michael-4k4000]

Best Kase video on KZbin! Thank for really explaining!

[@davep6603]

Nice review. Filters and step up rings are the bane of my existence. Already have my cart loaded up at Kase USA! Thanks!

[@user-hu5er7ew5v]

Wolverine Magnetic series was very impressed me

[@stevecookson9992]

Great review Ian, now subscribed and placed my order for the filters- awesome job

[@ian_worth]

Awesome, thank you for the sub! 😀👍👍

[@daelpixphotography]

I've ordered the 95mm Pro filter kit. (My maximum filter size is 82mm, but future proofing for the RF 200-800mm if I ever decide to use filters on it. Sadly they're out of stock with WEX, so don't know when I'll recieve them. I've not really used the polarizer much but think it's a case of screwing it on all the time which I hate, and down to laziness. Can't wait to recieve them! New subscriber here.

[@trudymatthews3877]

I can vouch for the toughness of these filters. I've only had mine out once and I dropped them - not a scratch, and it was a stony, gravelly surface that they fell on to! Very pleased with these.

[@ian_worth]

They sure are 👍👍

[@michael-4k4000]

Are these the Holy Grail of filters?

[@tompetersphotography]

Great video mate, very informative👍🏻

[@ian_worth]

Thanks buddy, hope you are good mate 👍👍😀

[@RyanBergunio]

subscribed! thanks for good quality contents!

[@ian_worth]

Thanks for the sub! 😀👍👍

[@dickcoulthard3315]

Great review Ian and great filters, I use the Kase screw in filters same as the Wolverine but wish they were magnetic like yours, makes life a lot easier.

[@ian_worth]

Hi Dick,You could take a look at the manfrotto xume magnetic rings adapters and make them magnetic 😊👍👍

[@dickcoulthard3315]

@@ian_worth- thanks for the reply Ian, that's a great idea, completely forgot about the manfrotto system - definitely worth a look :)

[@1hypan]

Great info as normal, it has got me thinking of getting some even though I have a mix of nissi and a Lee holder. I'm always concerned about light leak on the stopper due to the foam coming off in parts. 👍

[@ian_worth]

Glad it was helpful Simon, Thanks for watching 😀😀👍

[@michael-4k4000]

I hate light leakage, and don’t get me started about vignetting! LMFAO 🤣

[@funkyboogiee]

ive been using the Freewell quick swap system. i didn't know there was another similar one out there. had i known i might have got the Kase pro set. still might. Freewell system is very good and neutral color cast compared to many out there.

[@ian_worth]

Nice, i haven't tried the freewell stuff. Thanks for watching 👍😀🙏

[@tobyjugg6202]

Very informative as usual Ian - concise and to the point - love it. eerm no "posh coffee" this trip ? :)

[@ian_worth]

Thanks Toby, had one before I left... Lol 😂👍👍

[@bjorn7100]

Hello! Great review, thank you! I have a question though: is it possible to have these filters with the adapter on top of my UV-filter which is permanently on my lens?

[@RodLittle]

Great review Ian, as I wanted to use grads I went for the Kase K75 kit for my Fuji setup - as you say the products are high quality and easy to use

[@ian_worth]

Nice one Rod, thanks for watching 👍😀

[@graham_T]

Thanks Ian . A short while back you also did a videos about using a polarising filter I have the Fuji XT3 . I am wondering about the Wolverine CPL in this neat looking useful set. When I’ve previously tried a polariser ( Nisi / Hoya) I’ve had real difficulty seeing the polarising effect either in the EVF or rear panel . I’ve often wondered if the camera is somehow compensating for it . Especially since all we can ever see in EVF and rear panel is a jpeg rendition . I capture raw to one card jpeg to the other . The vast majority of the time the camera is set for Provia . I shoot manual or aperture I’ve wondered if the reason I can’t see the difference is something to do with auto white balance so I have tried with that off . I’ve made sure I’m at 90 degrees to sun Things I’ve tried are seeing the impact on the histogram when I turn it , switch to daylight not auto wb . I’ve even resorted to taking 4 images turning the CPL in between shots Have you any tips please That Wolverine Pro system looks far less cumbersome and fiddly than the type of filter system with holder and slide in filter and I am tempted to invest in it Thanks Graham

[@ian_worth]

Hi Graham, you should see a difference in both saturation and reflections when 90 degree to your light. You will also see a reduction in light as you move the poalizer. if you are not seeing any changes make sure your settings are all dialed in manual, as the camera will compensate for exposure otherwise. polarizers are subtle things, try testing it on your phone screen. Turn off your phone, point the camera at your phone, rotate the polarizer and you should see the reflection on the phone screen disappear. If nothing happens move it to another position and try again, if nothing happens after that, then i would suggest trying a different brand. 😃👍👍

[@michael-4k4000]

Hi Usedg, what is your thought on the new upcoming Nikon Z9? Panacea of ALL cameras 📷? 30FPS, 8k60, 47MP, zero over heating, HDR, Exposure Compensation, 300k ISO,

[@BrianNorthmorePhotography]

Ian, that was really well timed. I was only thinking today if eBaying my Lee kit, and going for these is an option, Do I really need grads these days? I do like getting right in camera in one frame, but why - am I just needlessly holding onto the past for nostalgia and nothing else.... oh what to do? Can’t afford it anyway 😢

[@ian_worth]

Thanks Brian, yeah i am feeling the same. I just don't get a chance to use grads that often, as much as i like them it seems pointless carrying stuff that i use once in a blue moon. I think if i shot seascapes a lot then i would use them a fair bit. 👍👍😊

[@georgelin6472]

I can’t decide between kase and freewell which have better color cast or to no cast

[@dreamship563]

Hi Ian! Great video :) I am really looking forward to get some of these magnetic filters. I have a canon 7d 1st gen. Just bought a canon efs 10-20mm lens which has 67mm thread. Someone told me to get the 77mm filters with a 67-77mm step up ring to not get vignetting. I also have 2 other lenses with 58mm thread and for that he told me get the 55-77mm step up ring. What do you think about this? Thank you.

[@PROgaming-fm6yu]

step up rings are fine. In fact they can be a better option than using a correct filter size for the lens, especially if you are using an ultra wide lens.

[@NJM1948]

Excellent video and well explained. I have never used filters before so I wanted to see what you used for your Fuji XT3. You said you use the 77mm set but the Fuji 10-24 is a 72mm thread. When I looked at the Kase 77mm is said it had an adaptor ring included which was 77mm.......so how did you use the 77mm on the XT3? (sorry if this is a dumb question but new to filters and don't want to get the wrong kit!!)

[@RWROW]

Ian Worth did say that he could see the filters in the frame when he stacked them and used them with a 10-24mm zoom lens wide open. Given that he was using a 77mm filter set on a 72mm lens, wouldn't this problem be worse if he'd bought the 72mm filters? This issue is of interest to me as I'm currently considering buying a set of the new Maven filters from Indigogo to use on a micro-four third camera, where my main lens will be 12-100mm f/4 with a 72mm opening. I often shoot it wide open to keep the ISO down and at 12mm. Maven is offering the 77mm set at the same price as the 72mm set, so wondering if I should buy the larger set and an adapter ring. Wish he had answered your question.

[@NJM1948]

@@RWROW I went for the bigger ones (83mm) and everything is fine. My advice is to get bugger than you think you will need and use step rings

[@DSFd1980]

Hello Ian, sorry for off topic but did you look at sensors comparison on petapixel (X-Trans vs Bayer), any thoughts about it?

[@ian_worth]

Sorry buddy, i haven't had a chance, mega busy at the moment 👍👍😃

[@davidthomas670]

Thanks for the video Ian would the leather pouch have any impact on the surface of the filters when carrying them i.e rubbing against the surface?.

[@ian_worth]

Hi David, Not that I have noticed, the leather is really soft and the edge of the filters is proud of the glass, I don't think they will rub 👍👍😃

[@davidthomas670]

@@ian_worth thanks Ian much appreciated.

[@smkunder1]

Thanks for posting this, so if a person had a 82 mm and a 77 mm filter requirement , what would you purchase. I assume you would buy the larger one, but would they then be able to be attached to the 77mm. I am new to this so would not want to make a mistake in my purchase.

[@ian_worth]

No problem Steve, yes go for the largest size. Kase has a variety of rings that you can attach to your smaller lenses that bring them up to the 82mm filter size. That way you only need one set of filters for all of your lenses 🙏👍👍

[@MacEffie]

Thxs for the nice video. I also shoot with Fuji and I am looking into the Kase Magnetic System. I still am in doubt if I should order the 77mm or the 82mm set. On the one side I have an 150-600 lens (82mm tread) so ordering a 82m set seems the obvious. On the other side 82mm seems so big and 77m is just a bit smaller and I don't know how much I will use the Kase system on my biggest lens. Maybe you have an remarks for me that make my choice an little bit eassier. Regards Han

[@ian_worth]

I have the 77 and it works well with my 16-55, 50-140 and 10-24. like you said it depends whether you need it on that long lens, if not go for the 77 - use the code iwkase10 to get a 10% discount at checkout 👍

[@michaelnikonfuji3539]

Just found you Chanel I have just moved from Nikon to Fuji and loving the size and weight saving can I ask if you have had any vignetting issues when stacking with polar or when using on wider lens 16mmor 10-24

[@michaelnikonfuji3539]

Shot off question a bit quickly u just answered sorry

[@ian_worth]

Ha Ha no worries, 😀👍👍

[@ChristianLawrence]

Did you try the Freewell magnetic filters when you were deciding which to buy. i like Kase, i have the 100mm kit but would like the magnetic ones to.

[@ian_worth]

Hi, no sorry didnt come accros the freewell ones, thanks for watching buddy. 👍👍

[@jacobcarandang8618]

Do you notice any vignetting when stacking 2 filters on your 10-24 wide angle? I’m wondering if I need to use a larger filter to avoid that.

[@ian_worth]

A little, but its nothing that cant be corrected in post 👍👍

[@jam_explore]

My fuji lens is 10-24 mm lens circumference is 72 mm so how can I use this 77 mm filter ??

[@ian_worth]

You can buy an adapter ring from kase 😀😀👍 72 to 77

[@jasonwalker2639]

So if you had the Fuji 10-24 lens and 50-14 mm lens which are both 72 mm thread...whould you order the kit in 72 mm or something bigger like 77 mm and get the step up ring? I think you have the 77 mm Kase Wolverines, but just clarifying why not 72 since that is the thread size?

[@JohnOsCreations]

Maybe he has a 77mm thread on another lens. Therefore he can use the bigger filters on his smaller lens using step down rings.

[@1502Jinx]

Confused dot.com - can you help please Ian. Because I have lenses ranging from 55mm to 82mm I have been advised to buy the 82mm adapter, but I can't see how that would fit onto the 55mm. Am I being dull?

[@ian_worth]

Hi Julie, You just need to buy a lens adapter for each of your lens threads, so a 55mm to 82mm adapter. You can also look at step up rings if kase do not offer an adapter that suits your lenses . 👍👍😀

[@1502Jinx]

@@ian_worth thank you Ian. At last I understand. Much appreciated.

[@funkyboogiee]

do the native fuji lens hoods work with these?

[@ian_worth]

I think the 50-140 might but not sure about the others 🙏

[@onthemove301]

Did you buy those filters or get them free Ian?

[@ian_worth]

Thanks Tony, the set I currently have is a loan set from kase, they sent them for me to try out, I have to send them back, but i will be purchasing my own set soon. I made the video as i think they are excellent filters and wanted to share that. Thanks for watching 😊👍

[@BjornarFrantzen]

I am 100% new to filters. I have never used them before, but I know i need them for many shots unless the light is good. But what i dont understand is why there is no universal holder for these filters. why are there so many different MM sizes? Why are there different sizes for all cameras, when you only need 1 clamp that could fit every lens made in history of camera gear. So confused.

[@BjornarFrantzen]

And to add to that, is there a product i can buy that i can put on every lens i will ever buy? If there is, I would be delighted to buy it.

[@jeevanmahil4781]

Hi ian, I am purchasing these but can not decide between 77 or 82mm set.. any advice? I am currently shooting on Sony a6500 but want to switch to Fuji in the near future. I am leaning towards to 82mm to future proof myself but hesitant due to the size vs 77mm

[@ian_worth]

Thats a tough question, all i can say is that the 77mm works perfect for the Fuji system and that's what i'm using. But like you said, if you want to future proof then the 82 might be the way to go.

[@nigelmadeley7798]

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