Blog - Kase Filters Review

Back in January of this year I made the switch from Lee Filters, which I had used for many years, to the Kase Wolverine Filters. After I have now used and tested those filters for several months during various photo trips, it's time for a full review.

I had already recorded a first impressions video, in which I explain why I switched to Kase. Here I will focus on the quality of those filters, summing up the key points. If you want the detailed review, take a few minutes and watch the video below.

• Colour Cast - I didn't notice any color cast, even when I applied some heavier post processing to some of the photos
• Lens Flares - The filters have a very good coating and they did not contribute any additional lens flares or worsen existing lens flares when I was photographing into the sun

• Coating - The coating is maybe my favorite feature. When I got water on the lens it was often enough to just blow the drops off
• Weight - The thick Wolverine filters are quite heavy (75g) and this can add up. An alternative is to use the brand new thin filters by Kase
• Filter Kit - The new K8 Filter Kit comes with a magnetic Polarizer, which makes its usage very easy and fast

I hope you found this video helpful. And if you have additional questions, you can just leave a comment under the video over at Youtube.