Their sale will be over soon, price will go up so get yours while you can at this introductory price. I make no money off your purchase. www.indiegogo.com/projects/world-s-1st-versatile-magnetic-vnd-camera-filter/reft/13493183/cameraconspiracies If you buy today's gear through my affiliate links, you too can be cinematically out of focus at critical moments in your film to develop your character. Fuji XT4 amzn.to/3xkTiZ6 Fuji 16mm f1.4 amzn.to/3ClU0Jd All my gear and recommended products can be found in my affiliate shop, thanks for shopping around! www.amazon.com/shop/vegetablepolice
I’ll take your word for it that you reviewed something of interest. It could have been a filter, or an elephant, or a box of Captain Crunch cereal. Fuji was apparently in a bad mood and was dead set on boycotting focusing on that day. But the blurriness adds cinematic mystery. Well done Fooj
Don’t know how you do it. A new engaging video at least once a day. You ever sleep? You are a prolific purveyor of the nearly perfect. Alas, the search continues.
Now that's entertainment. Thanks for the laugh. I am curious as to how much planning you do for these videos. Or do you just come up with these classic lines on the spot?
big difference my man. that's like saying you want a controlled environment with tons of light and then use props to simulate the window light coming from the sun is stupid. do you get it now, it's about control and repeatability of a variable. get with the times old man
Was waiting for u to try this all the other nd u tried are just all talk free well actually is a pretty good nd for the price auto focus on my a6500 with sigma 16 is still good
@Huo Shing because its diameter is slightly wider than the lens opening. Vignetting is caused by the slight shadow cast by the edge of the filter as light enters the lens at the perimeter. The thicker the filter rim or the closer the filter diameter is to the lens diameter, the more vignetting. When you put an 82mm filter on, say, a 77mm or smaller diameter lens via a step-up ring, you'll get little to no vignette because the filter rim shadow will fall outside the lens opening.
@Huo Shing if you mean that "X" pattern that can happen (I think Kasey showed an extreme example of that in this video), that's a different issue unique to variable NDs. You can get vignetting with any circular filter (e.g., regular ND or polarizer), especially on wide angle lenses. In fact, very wide angle lenses tend to vignette slightly just from their own construction, even without a filter.
@Huo Shing variable NDs are actually good for video. Just get the right one for your lens and use the right setting for the light and your shooting speed. For photography I recommend regular NDs if you need longer shutter speed than the light allows.
@Huo Shing you mentioned 14mm. Is that a prime? Or an APS-C lens? Most full frame 14mm lenses have very bulbous front elements that you can't even put a filter on.
@Huo Shing oh, an action cam. Not at all what Kasey was reviewing or what I was talking about. I don't know enough about what filters fit an Insta360 to comment any further.
I get the ND thing…very useful. But I’m struggling to see any benefit whatsoever of mist filters. What am I missing? Perhaps an alternative would be to buy one of those pointless UV filters from yesteryear and cover it with olive oil (extra virgin). That would have a very similar effect!
I don't personally like the look sometimes, but I could see its application being great in some shots. Though the cheap UV filter with like, Vaseline or oil is a great idea. Home done things like that can get some unique looks, I'm gonna have to give that a try.
It's just a personal preference thing. Mostly, it's gained popularity because of modern digital sharpness and definition...it shows every wrinkle and blemish in skin in ultra high Def. Turns out, most people don't like it. So, kinda weirdly, we're slapping diffusion filters on high resolution lenses to make them less sharp. Also, makes gas stations at night look dreamy. Lol. But, hey, to each their own. I like to have the option there if I want it.
Hey Kasey! I don't know if you remember me lol. I manage to get the A7IV and the sigma 35mm DG DN toneh-iature 1.4 for the "cinematic". I'm still deciding on the right VND+Mist filter to buy. Is the Freewell magnetic filter the best out there? Any color cast? Will the cross affect my cinematic toneh 1.4 videos in bright sunlight? I plan on getting only 67mm filter threads lenses: sony 20mm and 85mm. Would you swap the 85mm for a Tamron 28-70? Is the G1 still reliable? Prices have went down recently. I need advise from a vlogger specialist like you. I don't what I want to do but I know that I want to make videos.
Vlogging, Hiking, Adventure Motorcycling, some photography (bugger all though), maybe make a short film (probably not though). I'm considering Fuji XT200 (although you said it had sh1t sound), or the Panasonic G85 (with its SH1T autofocus). They're basically the same price here. What should I get? Why? Cheers, Campbell from New Zealand.
So I clicked the link to buy the filters, and during checkout, it says "Your donation is a way to support a project but does not guarantee that you will receive a perk." So does that mean the money I pay is a donation, and I may not receive the filters?
have you gone back to panasonic? focus has been a bit hit and miss recently? not hating just interested - EDIT you answered at the end - early comment syndrome
Um. You don't know what stops are? It relates to exposure and the amount of light that enters your camera sensor. You should probably read up on how Shutter, Aperature, and ISO work to understand what is meant by "stops." Then you'll understand ND filter stops.
The last clip where vignette appeared, was it on Sony 20mm lens? Cause I have the same issue with Sony 20mm and Polar Pro VND at full 5 stops. And yes, I've ordered Freewell pack as well.
it got a bit brownish when it was full on NDing, but I use the K&F and those give a green tint, but it looked pretty good and cinematic. Now you need a monopod for those macro bug life shots.
hello i use a Sony a6000 and when i shoot portraits in a forest location such as in your video and all my photos are EXTREMELY green. is there a technique to fix this? i use eyedrop color balance on eye pupils in photoshop but it doesn't work - everything remains green, so instead i just ramp up the purple. is this a case of when using a color chart that you take a photo of at the site will fix this problem and then calibrating each color on the chart? do all cameras have this problem when shooting in foliage or is it exacerbated by me using a sony a6000? because my god the portrait faces are just completely green like a sludge monster. or perhaps i should use a different software than lightroom or photoshop for processing sony a6000 images? i know it's reflected light from the forest but this is way too much... thank you for any advice regarding this (anyone!)
I do not think you gonna use it long ..feels like a gimmick.... to screw the filter on or screw it off is not to figure the world's hunger.... but good try
Their sale will be over soon, price will go up so get yours while you can at this introductory price. I make no money off your purchase.
www.indiegogo.com/projects/world-s-1st-versatile-magnetic-vnd-camera-filter/reft/13493183/cameraconspiracies
If you buy today's gear through my affiliate links, you too can be cinematically out of focus at critical moments in your film to develop your character.
Fuji XT4 amzn.to/3xkTiZ6
Fuji 16mm f1.4 amzn.to/3ClU0Jd
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I loved the artistic random focusing Kasey.
Now if you could only find the kinda perfect camera for it 📷
The perfect camera has an variable ND built in.
Sony X4000, doesn't exist so it's perfect everytime
Fancy seeing you around these parts!
@@KonnorGann Konnor!!! You never saw me 🤫
That lens and your macro skills: WOW!!! 😲
This maybe the worst autofocus I've seen on youtube yet. Congratulations you win!
I would definitely bring this filter home to meet my parents;
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner 82mm
😂
I see you're after the perfect mullet. Nice.
I’ll take your word for it that you reviewed something of interest. It could have been a filter, or an elephant, or a box of Captain Crunch cereal.
Fuji was apparently in a bad mood and was dead set on boycotting focusing on that day. But the blurriness adds cinematic mystery. Well done Fooj
after watching your a7siii videos, I was confused seeing the autofocus fail. then I realized: just like my XT4, your fuji gets creative with AF.
Whoa though you didn’t care about that shutter speed. NOW this is cinema
straight out of the box, you’re so entertaining dude 😁
Man the color cast on those filters turn your fuji color science to Sony's
Yeah i noticed too
Most Psycodelic video of all ur Time
3:00 MORE TONEH!
Deep Philip blooming effect: engaged.
I’d be interested in testing the filter with ISO at constant 100 so that we don’t continually see Sony ISO compensation.
Thought he said he was using the fuge
There's magic in the cinema, my friends 🤗
Check off variable ND filter! Getting closer to the perfect camera combo!
That ninja slap took me by surprise
The welcome return of the Panasonic Pony.
Don’t know how you do it. A new engaging video at least once a day. You ever sleep? You are a prolific purveyor of the nearly perfect. Alas, the search continues.
It takes me days to make my crappy videos. I don't know how these guys do it!
@@kyletaggart Put all the points into Charisma I suppose xD
You put out very good photography videos. Thank You
I just watch for your punny antics! I have a movie idea in the works and have a part for you!
OH NOOOO! HE HAS THE CINEMA, EVERYONE RUN!!
Now that's entertainment. Thanks for the laugh. I am curious as to how much planning you do for these videos. Or do you just come up with these classic lines on the spot?
Great Video. Do you cut your own hair?
What I don't get is how people are salivating about the sharpest lenses and sensors possible and then buy a mist filter to make them less sharp.
big difference my man. that's like saying you want a controlled environment with tons of light and then use props to simulate the window light coming from the sun is stupid. do you get it now, it's about control and repeatability of a variable. get with the times old man
I think the idea is it's easier to soften a sharp image than to sharpen a soft image.
wow, the AF struggle is for real
It's cause he put the focus box on his chest. He shoulda put it in the center of the screen.
I own the VND version and I really loved it.
Squirrels, ducks, ants and butterflies, you've become a wildlife photographer, sorry I meant videographer 📹🤗😂😂
Was waiting for u to try this all the other nd u tried are just all talk free well actually is a pretty good nd for the price auto focus on my a6500 with sigma 16 is still good
The other advantage of 82mm filters with step-up rings is that you'll virtually eliminate vignette, even on an 82mm lens.
@Huo Shing because its diameter is slightly wider than the lens opening. Vignetting is caused by the slight shadow cast by the edge of the filter as light enters the lens at the perimeter. The thicker the filter rim or the closer the filter diameter is to the lens diameter, the more vignetting. When you put an 82mm filter on, say, a 77mm or smaller diameter lens via a step-up ring, you'll get little to no vignette because the filter rim shadow will fall outside the lens opening.
@Huo Shing if you mean that "X" pattern that can happen (I think Kasey showed an extreme example of that in this video), that's a different issue unique to variable NDs. You can get vignetting with any circular filter (e.g., regular ND or polarizer), especially on wide angle lenses. In fact, very wide angle lenses tend to vignette slightly just from their own construction, even without a filter.
@Huo Shing variable NDs are actually good for video. Just get the right one for your lens and use the right setting for the light and your shooting speed. For photography I recommend regular NDs if you need longer shutter speed than the light allows.
@Huo Shing you mentioned 14mm. Is that a prime? Or an APS-C lens? Most full frame 14mm lenses have very bulbous front elements that you can't even put a filter on.
@Huo Shing oh, an action cam. Not at all what Kasey was reviewing or what I was talking about. I don't know enough about what filters fit an Insta360 to comment any further.
the focus today... :-(
you are poetic
I'd recognise that Fuji autofocus anywhere! Laughable!
I went with the 95mm.... Because... Why not ?
we need to smile each day
Curious, how much sharpness do you loose when using this? I'm still on a hunt for the perfect VND.
Pmvnd or this filter, freewell vnd
Good but, what about IR CUT?
Excellent filters! Autofocus -- not so much! :-)
I get the ND thing…very useful. But I’m struggling to see any benefit whatsoever of mist filters. What am I missing? Perhaps an alternative would be to buy one of those pointless UV filters from yesteryear and cover it with olive oil (extra virgin). That would have a very similar effect!
I'm in the same camp. I don't get it.
I don't personally like the look sometimes, but I could see its application being great in some shots. Though the cheap UV filter with like, Vaseline or oil is a great idea. Home done things like that can get some unique looks, I'm gonna have to give that a try.
It's just a personal preference thing. Mostly, it's gained popularity because of modern digital sharpness and definition...it shows every wrinkle and blemish in skin in ultra high Def. Turns out, most people don't like it. So, kinda weirdly, we're slapping diffusion filters on high resolution lenses to make them less sharp. Also, makes gas stations at night look dreamy. Lol. But, hey, to each their own. I like to have the option there if I want it.
this looks kinda great
That auto focus tho 😂. I think that Camera was mad you was talking sh….. 🤣
Hey Kasey! I don't know if you remember me lol. I manage to get the A7IV and the sigma 35mm DG DN toneh-iature 1.4 for the "cinematic". I'm still deciding on the right VND+Mist filter to buy. Is the Freewell magnetic filter the best out there? Any color cast? Will the cross affect my cinematic toneh 1.4 videos in bright sunlight? I plan on getting only 67mm filter threads lenses: sony 20mm and 85mm. Would you swap the 85mm for a Tamron 28-70? Is the G1 still reliable? Prices have went down recently.
I need advise from a vlogger specialist like you. I don't what I want to do but I know that I want to make videos.
What would recommend for getting that intro tune out of my head?
Vlogging, Hiking, Adventure Motorcycling, some photography (bugger all though), maybe make a short film (probably not though). I'm considering Fuji XT200 (although you said it had sh1t sound), or the Panasonic G85 (with its SH1T autofocus). They're basically the same price here. What should I get? Why? Cheers, Campbell from New Zealand.
So I clicked the link to buy the filters, and during checkout, it says "Your donation is a way to support a project but does not guarantee that you will receive a perk." So does that mean the money I pay is a donation, and I may not receive the filters?
No, it says perk not item.
@@cameraconspiracies Thanks!
What's with the constant in and out of focus?
I suck at my job.
@@cameraconspiracies We all do.
I want a new Thunder monkey T-shirt....
have you gone back to panasonic? focus has been a bit hit and miss recently? not hating just interested - EDIT you answered at the end - early comment syndrome
Why do u use aperture priority for vlogging?
Freewell is my favie-wavie
We are entering Tony Northup-like intervention territory with infuriating background - 8:37
And that kids is why you stay with Sony autofocus
Exactly why I went with the Sony a6600 over the Fuji XT4 for video.
Sony all day 👏👍
wow its almost perfect That's big from you.
9:35 🎬📷
Fuji's got showcase mode, it seems!
Oh the magnets, my brain, it's also making the fuji unfocus...
Also it's good content..
pretty good
Those waves are hilarious. Lol
Kasey's charisma filter goes up to 11.
What are the stops, i dont get it :( i know what’s nd filter and use them, but what do the stops mean?
I use ND (not VND), is it like multiple (8,16,32 etc) in one filter?
Um. You don't know what stops are? It relates to exposure and the amount of light that enters your camera sensor. You should probably read up on how Shutter, Aperature, and ISO work to understand what is meant by "stops." Then you'll understand ND filter stops.
I like the the KF variable ND/CPL hybrid filters
I thought variable mist is what happens when I change the temperature of my shower water
Damn what's that autofocus? Some knockoff hand-detect from the old Samsung? :D
Who else laughed when he said “owww”?
LOL Visual copyright infringement of current hairstyle, see Last of the Mohicans.
Dude, some of those combo's makes it look like you're inside of a vacuum bag. #ICantB
Are you wearing bullet proof vest
Daddy.....just so you know there is a hairy monster on the back your neck
The last clip where vignette appeared, was it on Sony 20mm lens? Cause I have the same issue with Sony 20mm and Polar Pro VND at full 5 stops. And yes, I've ordered Freewell pack as well.
Yes.
I enjoy the videos, but every time you use a black mist the image quality is rubbish. They do nothing but detsroy it.
Stylized look
it got a bit brownish when it was full on NDing, but I use the K&F and those give a green tint, but it looked pretty good and cinematic. Now you need a monopod for those macro bug life shots.
Fix your cameras' focus problem mate. It got my head spin.
Rule of thumb: ND8 on a sunny day ... that worked back in the day on my 7D & a6000
ND 8? I tried ND32 during a sunny day at iso 100 + shutter speed 1/50 and it was way too bright
hello i use a Sony a6000 and when i shoot portraits in a forest location such as in your video and all my photos are EXTREMELY green. is there a technique to fix this? i use eyedrop color balance on eye pupils in photoshop but it doesn't work - everything remains green, so instead i just ramp up the purple. is this a case of when using a color chart that you take a photo of at the site will fix this problem and then calibrating each color on the chart?
do all cameras have this problem when shooting in foliage or is it exacerbated by me using a sony a6000? because my god the portrait faces are just completely green like a sludge monster. or perhaps i should use a different software than lightroom or photoshop for processing sony a6000 images?
i know it's reflected light from the forest but this is way too much... thank you for any advice regarding this (anyone!)
hair comment
A WizzTard did it
Gno what I mean???
After this video: Panasonic autofocus was never this bad 😂
Can you fit the lens hood on there?
No.
Bee roll!
Fuji autofocus....
Is.... this cinematic......
9.09 - V log.
@12:22 haha
Where's the closet of mystery and I thought that painting was history, were you hiding it in the closet of mystery?
we need emoji in youtube
Holy f*ck thats expensive. I went to purchase it but not for over 1k. Sucks its so expensive.
Maybe the focus on the shirt/chest would work better on a shirt with some contrast? A target instead of solid black?
I read the headline, and I thought you must have recieved your first Nikon Zfc
I am not worthy
Go back to the z50, your focusing is dizzying
I do not think you gonna use it long ..feels like a gimmick.... to screw the filter on or screw it off is not to figure the world's hunger.... but good try
X-E4 AF is way better.
Cool
The only difference I notice is the ugly color cast……..
Yes! Pretty ugly
Probably the worst test I have ever seen, but thank you for doing it anyway.
That link says they cost AUD $528,784 and I'm not doing a Kasey joke. It really says that, I even took a screen capture. 😂
Its really nice but at $301 USD its a hard sell for me.
You look like Little Gandia