[0.135 lb] Very well made

[86 mm] Haida fits perfectly with my canon 14mm and 15mm. Very happy with purchase. Bought 2.

[Haida M15] Now that I've gone magnetic, I don't use my m10 set very often.

[Aluminum] This system is easy to use and less expensive than most of the others.

[Aluminum] The Haida M10 Filter Holder kit is a great design. It is very well built and the materials are high quality. I love the drop in polarizing filter that rotates with the little dial on top. I am very happy to have this kit.

[0.135 lb] Once I understood how this works, I ordered it and couldn't be more pleased with it. The drop in CP filter is extremely easy to insert and remove. Love the little dial to rotate the CPF when it is installed. Couldn't be easier. The square and rectangular filters fit well and don't move once set to position.

I originally had Lee filters and holder. Bought the Haida filters and they slipped in the Lee holder, so I had to get this one. Best thing I did; love the new holder and well worth the money.

[86 mm] I bought this so that I did not need to be constantly screwing on/off a polarizing filter. This works great. Just screw on the holder and slide the polarizing filter in when needed, slide it out when not. Plus it is very easy to rotate the filter for proper use.

[Aluminum] I approached this purchase from a different perspective. I had the Lee filter system and on my first trip to Iceland, scratched the acrylic grad filters. I decided to replace them with Haida glass filters and bought both ND and grads so the color would be consistent and tried to use them with the Lee filter holder, which should work based on the reported size, but found that the 100 x 150 grads slipped in the Lee holder if they were vertical. If I applied the Haida gaskets, they were too tight to insert, almost couldn't remove them when i tried to force them in, so that is really a flaw with Haida.


So, I decided to try this M10 filter kit. I had looked at this a couple of times but didn't really understand the drop in round CPF until i watched a couple of YouTube videos. Well, this is sooo much better than the Lee holder!! On Lee, you have to screw on the CPF on the outside and it can easily get too tight when rotating the polarizer making it difficult to remove. Also, takes a lot to get it screwed on to start with .... oops, missed the shot!

The included CPF in the M10 kit just drops in place, then has a little wheel to adjust the angle. Awesome easy to use, install, and remove. Filters fit great now. Wish I had not waited to try this. Apparently, the older Haida filter holder is difficult to use and I would not recommend it based on the reviews, this is definitely worth the money, and it includes the CPF in the kit.


Every once in a while you buy something that is so great you just love to use it. This is my new best photography gadget. Can't recommend it highly enough.


Oh, and the color cast on the glass Haida filters is much less noticeable than the old Lee acrylic filters. Lee has a great reputation, but is living in the past. Time to move on from them.

[86 mm] This filter holder kit has exceeded my expectations. It is well built, easy to use, and has no light leaks when used in bright direct sunlight. It should give years of trouble-free service.

[Aluminum] I purchased the Haida setup to help capture the 2024 total solar eclipse. It worked out surprisingly well. There were no light leaks and it was fairly easy to manipulate. And since then, I've captured some other images of the sun during this active sunspot cycle.