Think Tank MindShift Filter Nest Mini Storage and Protection Pouch for Round Camera Filters (up 82 mm), 4 Capacity

When I first got back into photography, I started out with a single polarizer. More lenses meant more filters, and pretty soon I had a small army of NDs and two polarizers with no good way to keep them organized in my camera bag. The hard plastic cases that B+W and Breakthrough provide certainly kept them safe, but I couldn't easily grab one when I needed it, and they were always a bit fiddly - not to mention taking up copious amounts of camera bag real estate. I tried a Tamrac filter holder in a camera store, but even though it had a neat magnetic closure, the design still seemed like it would let dust in. This case gets it right. The velcro closes tightly, keeping the majority of dust out, and the slots are padded to keep the filters safe. It's not as rugged as a hard case would be, but I keep it in the center of my bag next to the cleaning supplies and the travel I've done with it so far hasn't led to anything happening yet. Build quality is fantastic.

So far I love it. The color separators are nice for organizing. The inside seems soft enough to not harm delicate filters. I didn't give 5 stars because I will have to use it for awhile before I will know for sure. I also wish it was more dust proof. It does provide adequate protection in the camera bag or backpack.

This soft filter case is well made. The Velcro closure is sewn on, not glued, and is larger than what is on other brands, so it should last a long time. This works better for me than four individual hard cases, takes up less room and and I don't have to dig around looking for the right case. Fits my 77mm filters perfectly. The fact that it is open at the bottom doesn't bother me because it is in my camera bag.

what can I say. I don't understand the negative reviews some buyers put up. If you want something air tight, that can hang from your belt, and can withstand a 10 megaton bomb blast, then read the descriptions and buy smarter. This little wallet holds my filters and stores easily in my camera bag. it's not air tight - nothing is and it doesn't need to be. You should be wiping your filters before you trip the shutter anyway. I'd buy it again, and from the same seller.

Another simple but well made and well thought out device via MindShift Gear. I'm not a huge filter guy but I have the usual polarizer and several ND filters; this is a no brainier piece of gear because you'll be free of those plastic filter cases which is a pain in the butt when in the field. Just be aware of the size limitation of this case as well as the fact it can house a max of 5 filters (I think; double check this).

So much better than individual filter cases! HOWEVER, it would be cool if there were tabs that could be used to pull the filter up. It's a bit tight for a 77mm filter and getting it out is not the easiest thing in the world. Totally made up for with portability and size though. I would love to be able to hold six filters while retaining this shape/approximate size but this still works better than my giant old Tamrac filter holder and individual cases. One other improvement would be a smooth side within each section. I have a Breakthrough Photography x2 cpl and it has grips on the front that catch on the soft fabric and makes it a bit tough.

Much better than a camera bag full of plastic filter cases! Could be improved by adding a small ribbon to help lift the filter out of each slot. Nicely, it holds 82mm filters which seem to be the new standard size for Nikon lenses. Would also like to see a version that held 6 to 8 filters by adding depth, instead of width; would fit better in many of the Think Tank and MindShift back packs.

I bought this because it seemed like on of the highest quality options on Amazon. Despite it being decently constructed, I was pretty disappointed with the overall design and I ended up returning it. The Good: The materials are pretty high quality and it looks like it will hold up durability wise. The Bad: The construction and protection are poorly though out and result in unnecessary bulk and potential for dust / dirt scratching your filters. The top is just a flap with Velcro and leaves the sides open so that dust can get in easily. There are two bottoms... there is an elastic piece attached on all four sides that holds the filters in. Fine. But the second, padded bottom piece is only attached on two sides so unless this is stretched to maximum capacity (4 82mm slim filters didn’t do this) it tents out in an odd and bulky way.

Great product for holding sub 85mm filters.

Actually i use it when i travel and also when i take a picnic on my bike i can save my filters in it , it is useful and i like it

This little filter holder fits neatly into one of the compartments of my Tenba Shootout backpack. It is made of a similar black rip-stop material with green trim, which matches my other green rip-stop cable pouch and lens pouches from the Tamrac Goblin line. The Mindshift mini nest doesn't stop dust getting on your filters, but it does help eliminate fiddling around with circular filter cases. It can be attached to you backpack or belt and the material slides easily in and out of my backpack. I should probably have purchased two, not just the one.

Schnelle Lieferung und tut was sie soll. Ich hatte diese Tasche bestellt weil sie eine der wenigen ist, die keinen Tierhaut verarbeitet hat. Muss ja nicht sein.

Practical case for filters. It fits to every backpack and I take to it every trip with me.