Well presented TU.. I’m a retired Pro Photographer at age 86..I used 3 Hasselblad cameras and appreciated variable nd filters . Pleased to see that your DJI experience has taken you into the filter field..Drones are in my future, especially this one .. Thank you again
Great tip. I ordered the filters and used them on my last shot. Result: Awesome - No stuttering footage, everything very smooth! The advantage in compare to fixed ND-filters is, that you can adjust them quickly to actual light situation.
Thanks for another excellent video. My issue with variable ND filters is that they create more vignette issues than the fixed filter. Moreover, the vignette with a variable ND is often stronger in one corner than the other which creates more work in post. It was noticeable when you were demonstrating the effect with the camera you were shooting with. That said, the convince of the variable ND is awesome. Love your vid’s!
I really don't like that overly crisp look that you get too often when not using NDs, so I tend to use them on most sunny days. I just had my first crash and I lost my ND64. I was looking at variable NDs since they're so convenient. Loved the video, thanks.
I’m rather new to the drone world and making videos with ND filters, but I’ve been taking photos for 10+ years now and I have to say ND filters are a staple for my camera bag and soon to be my air2s for capturing that perfect shot/video. Thank you for sharing this video and captivating me to go further into the drone world!
I use ND filters on almost every flight with my Autel Evo II 8K. (No filter in dim light). They are great. I will be buying the Air 2s very soon, and this video SOLD me on the PolarPro Variable ND. Thanks!
Most VND filters I've used tend to introduce a vignette or X pattern of darker zones when compared to a standard ND (especially at the higher stops). I think I see a darker top right corner in your footage here. PolarPro are the mutt's nuts when it comes to filters though so I'd love to give these a go and see if the technology has improved.
New pilot, DJI Air 2S.. awesome drone! I got what I thought was great footage only to realize I had used the incorrect stock ND filter, lots to learn. Been following you for a while, demos are always hugely insightful, being able to adjust the ND ‘on the fly’ 👌🏼 thanks for the great content!
I'm a theater lighting designer and use ND filters (aka gels) in my lights all the time to maintain color temp vs. fading the lights. Fading incandescent stage lights brings an amber shift to the color. this video is helpful to me as I learn more about drones. Thanks.
Just ordered the PolarPro VND's! Adding the kit to my ND8/PL, ND16/PL, and ND32/PL filter quiver. Love the effective quality of the brand. Thanks a ton for the smart content! Much gratitude, T :-)
What is your thoughts around the vignetting that the filter's cause? I haven't tested the PL's yet, but the variable NDs definitely add a bunch of vignetting especialling towards the larger numbers (and it looks like that was happening throughout your drone shot on this video too). Have you found a way to avoid this, or an easy work flow to remove it?
Filters are a must with video and photography to get what you need from it, my daughter is a photographer and she has explained so much to me, but get a drone up in the air and things change especially with the polarising filters, these can (when set up just right) cut though the glare on the ocean to reveal what is below. Anyway I carry on too much, thanks for the video
As I live on the coast I can’t fly without nd filter exept if I expect to take picture ! The quality of PolarPro it’s just perfect. I think that can replace easely the aperture
I am a new pilot and I haven't experimented with ND filters yet. So far the auto settings have been sufficient for what I do. I found that the auto settings are really not bad. I just concentrate on keeping my Air 2S safe in the air...
Awesome and Excellent Tutorial Video on using Variable Neutral Density Filters. Like you Aldryn, I like the variable filters, because you don't have to constantly change the filter before you get the right one. I use filters on my Digital SLR Cameras, Nikon D7000, and Canon 60D. I'm currently searching for a clean Nikon D850 Full Frame Camera, and searching to purchase a clean Mavic 2 Pro, to get my business going. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!!
I've been a pilot for about a year getting pretty good at it like you said The more you fly the better you get, I like the concept of those filters that you can dial them up or dialing down, I'm still learning how to post, but I really enjoying your information that you put out there for us thank you very much, and I do live in San Diego maybe someday I'll see you down there. Big Rich
Used some, still practicing to get better with them. Have the stock set from DJI with the Air 2S would love to try the polarpro set. Thanks for the demo.
If you are trying to get an action shot of one of the surfers, I’m guessing the higher shutter speed is better though? The blur looks more natural when viewing the video, but is not always the best option for what you might need. Or is the slower shutter speed better all around?
Thanks for the info.... I don’t have the variable type, but I like what I see..... the less monkeying around with my camera the better I say... PolarPro is def the way to go....
I use the "fly more combo" one's and of course, it wouldn't even be possible to shoot the sun without them, any time of the day. Also needed most of the time at least an Nd4, to keep up with the rule of thumb
Fantastic post Aldryn, really enjoyed it. The whole ND filter thing is a minefield for new users. I have a variable set for my pocket 2 and they are great - much easier to manage. The actual result (motion blur) is quite subtle, I am not sure that everyone gets that it has nothing to do with colour and everything to do with movement. I have a post I'd like to send to you of how bad some advice on youtube can be..... Yours is spot on though. I have the air 2s and am enjoying the heck out of it. Keep up the good work! Hi from the UK.
Nice Review. Apparently excellent design. No apparent color cast. Great convenience to be able to adjust for changing light conditions without having to swap out the filter as often.
I used variable ND filters on SLR camera's for years, but have used them on drones yet. These new PolarPro's look really nice. Thanks for another great demo and review.
Great video. I have been using the ND filters that came with my air2s and having to keep changing filters was a bit inconvenient. These variable filters are the best way to go.
ND Filters have been a game changer for my ground level camera work. The stock ones that came with my Air 2S are great as well, but I will need to get some of the darker ones for these bright days in Colorado!
Thanks for the video! I'm from CA out here in Peru with no ND filters for my Air 2S. Nowhere to buy them here so I think I'll be ordering these from BH. Excellent video!
I never heard anybody say you weren't natural motion blur. I'm new to this so I'm taking all the tips I can. All my videos have been made for my Galaxy phone so far. I got the osmo a couple days ago
Thanks Aldryn for a really useful comparison showing how the ND filters changes things. However, I must be a barbarian (LOL) because frankly both the no-filter/sharp and filter/blurry video looked OK to me. I'd be happy with either. Maybe the motion blur looks better with people, or vehicles, or something?
I always learn something from you. Thank you for doing what you do. I've always slapped any old ND filter on my cameras because I was told way back when that they were used to "protect" the expensive lens from getting scratched. Today, you taught me about motion blur and 1/60th of a second frame rate being ideal in bright sunlight.
I noticed you lock your shutter speed in and keep your ISO on automatic. Does that keep your footage pretty good do you feel or can you see the color shift quite a bit? New to the hobby and trying to find the sweet spot. Otherwise once I get up and lock everything in as a bring the camera down or move it a different direction it’s either light or dark. Thank you
I have used VND for camera photography. Quality matters. Cheap filters are a complete waste of $$$. I have a set for my DJI Pocket camera and love what they allow me to do. I was looking at these for my Air2s… hmmmmm. Thanks for the video.. another good one.
I am just using the DJI filters that came with the Air 2S, so would you use the 6 on a sunny day? That's what I figured because you dialed the variable to 5. Thanks for all the Great Content! Especially the Mav mount Scout 411, I got one from them and gave you Props as to why I chose them! Cheers!
I've never used PolarPro, would love to try them. For my Mavic Air 2 I had bought the Moment VND's, but now I'm shopping for my Air2S, these seem super. Great video as usual Aldryn
Hey Aldryn got a question for you. I'm trying to figure out which anti collision lights would be best for the rear of my Air 2. Should I go with red or green? I have white lights in front just like headlights and I have an alternating blinker on top which includes white red and green. The lights that I have are from Firehouse Technology. The lights I got are the ARC model.
Dig your content Aldryn. Been flying my Air 2 for a while now, thinking of getting some ND filters. I am a newbie to FPV, and looking forward to taking my piloting skills to the next level. Thanks for the video as usual. Cheers.
Congrats on winning the filters. Please confirm which drone you have so I can get you the right PolarPro filters. Please reply back here with your email address formatted like this with no periods (sample: youremailheregmailcom)
I bought Freewell variable ND “All Day’” pack and still trying to wrap my head around which to use. I like the way you set your baseline initially using the histogram centered. La Jolla is beautiful. I’m north of you in Newport/Huntington Beach.
2 b honest i'm always back and forth to or not use my polarpros. The footage really is not bad at all without nd's and if you need to grab a photo from the video shot is always crisp and usable. When using nds you get that smoot blurryness but if you want to get an image from that video is blurry.
Love your videos. Wish we could control the ND Remotely thou. Question ; how would u adjust the ND or other parameters if you change the direction of the drone . Since it is a fixed aperture ?
On the mini and the fpv drone it was pretty much a hassle. Love that the S2 comes with some. But these, being able to change it w/o swapping lenses, would be great! Are these 2 filters enough for the brightest days??
great review, I've already seen the filters and wondered if they even bring anything. I think it looks very good. okay a little blurry around the edges.But otherwise a good film quality.
Great vid Aldryn..it’s coming together for someone WHO KNEW NOTHING prior to getting a 1st drone. Although I’ve always appreciated and admired God’s landscape and the world through the ‘LENSE’, I never had a HUGE “interest in videography/photography” per se, BUT the world of DRONES/videography/photography seems appealing at THIS point in my life. MORE time, etc. STILL waiting on my A2S to arrive though. Thanks!
I have the ND filters that came with the Fly More kit, but haven't used them yet. I think I'd be more likely to use the variable filters and get more out of my filming.
Those polarpro filters miss 1 thing. And that is a neutral position. Freewell's variable ND filters do have that advantage, which is quite handy when you switch between video and photography. You are not obliged to remove the filter.
congratulations on the video. I'm from Brazil and have air 2s. how do i buy these Polar ND Filter pro? if you can, leave two links to the purchase poaao and send it directly to Brazil. thanks
Bummer PolarPro doesn't seem to make them for the Mini2... Thought I found the solution to not having so many ND filters to carry around and swap in/out.
Is the image quality compromised? I recently got a Freewell variable ND for Air 2S.It severely downgraded IQ to the useless, especially when I shoot wide angle panoramics.. I also have one for Air 2 (I think it is Polarpro. It is fine
Thanks for your presentation! I purchased these polar Pro filters based on your recommendation. I did receive them but have been unable to mount them! I contacted Polar Pro and after waiting several days they asked me for more information and a video. I responded back to state that I would try once more and if I can't mount them I would send them back for a refund. Please advise.
Well presented TU.. I’m a retired Pro Photographer at age 86..I used 3 Hasselblad cameras and appreciated variable nd filters . Pleased to see that your DJI experience has taken you into the filter field..Drones are in my future, especially this one .. Thank you again
Amazing. The thing I love about what we do is that you can still get creative at any age. All the best, I hope you are getting some projects in.
Great tip. I ordered the filters and used them on my last shot. Result: Awesome - No stuttering footage, everything very smooth! The advantage in compare to fixed ND-filters is, that you can adjust them quickly to actual light situation.
I do very little video mainly shots and I've always liked them crisp and clear I don't use the nd's very often.
Thanks for another excellent video. My issue with variable ND filters is that they create more vignette issues than the fixed filter. Moreover, the vignette with a variable ND is often stronger in one corner than the other which creates more work in post. It was noticeable when you were demonstrating the effect with the camera you were shooting with. That said, the convince of the variable ND is awesome. Love your vid’s!
How do you get rid of the vignette in post?
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I really don't like that overly crisp look that you get too often when not using NDs, so I tend to use them on most sunny days. I just had my first crash and I lost my ND64. I was looking at variable NDs since they're so convenient. Loved the video, thanks.
I’m rather new to the drone world and making videos with ND filters, but I’ve been taking photos for 10+ years now and I have to say ND filters are a staple for my camera bag and soon to be my air2s for capturing that perfect shot/video. Thank you for sharing this video and captivating me to go further into the drone world!
I can't get enough of these ND filter reviews, thank you! I use a variable on my bridge camera and the set ND fllters on my Mini 2
I use ND filters on almost every flight with my Autel Evo II 8K. (No filter in dim light). They are great. I will be buying the Air 2s very soon, and this video SOLD me on the PolarPro Variable ND. Thanks!
Most VND filters I've used tend to introduce a vignette or X pattern of darker zones when compared to a standard ND (especially at the higher stops). I think I see a darker top right corner in your footage here. PolarPro are the mutt's nuts when it comes to filters though so I'd love to give these a go and see if the technology has improved.
Are there any VND's that dont do this?
New pilot, DJI Air 2S.. awesome drone! I got what I thought was great footage only to realize I had used the incorrect stock ND filter, lots to learn. Been following you for a while, demos are always hugely insightful, being able to adjust the ND ‘on the fly’ 👌🏼 thanks for the great content!
I'm a theater lighting designer and use ND filters (aka gels) in my lights all the time to maintain color temp vs. fading the lights. Fading incandescent stage lights brings an amber shift to the color. this video is helpful to me as I learn more about drones. Thanks.
Just ordered the PolarPro VND's! Adding the kit to my ND8/PL, ND16/PL, and ND32/PL filter quiver. Love the effective quality of the brand. Thanks a ton for the smart content! Much gratitude, T :-)
What is your thoughts around the vignetting that the filter's cause? I haven't tested the PL's yet, but the variable NDs definitely add a bunch of vignetting especialling towards the larger numbers (and it looks like that was happening throughout your drone shot on this video too).
Have you found a way to avoid this, or an easy work flow to remove it?
Filters are a must with video and photography to get what you need from it, my daughter is a photographer and she has explained so much to me, but get a drone up in the air and things change especially with the polarising filters, these can (when set up just right) cut though the glare on the ocean to reveal what is below.
Anyway I carry on too much, thanks for the video
As I live on the coast I can’t fly without nd filter exept if I expect to take picture ! The quality of PolarPro it’s just perfect. I think that can replace easely the aperture
Thanks Aldryn - Convenience is key - Variable reduces the need for multiple filters - Great Job and thanks for all of your content 👍😊
Great video. Yeah, I didn't used to use filters but now I use them everyday. They are a big difference.
I have never used variable ND filters but definitely wanna try them out now. Thanks Aldryn! Good luck everyone!
I am a new pilot and I haven't experimented with ND filters yet. So far the auto settings have been sufficient for what I do. I found that the auto settings are really not bad. I just concentrate on keeping my Air 2S safe in the air...
Awesome and Excellent Tutorial Video on using Variable Neutral Density Filters. Like you Aldryn, I like the variable filters, because you don't have to constantly change the filter before you get the right one. I use filters on my Digital SLR Cameras, Nikon D7000, and Canon 60D. I'm currently searching for a clean Nikon D850 Full Frame Camera, and searching to purchase a clean Mavic 2 Pro, to get my business going. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!!
I've been a pilot for about a year getting pretty good at it like you said The more you fly the better you get, I like the concept of those filters that you can dial them up or dialing down, I'm still learning how to post, but I really enjoying your information that you put out there for us thank you very much, and I do live in San Diego maybe someday I'll see you down there. Big Rich
Used some, still practicing to get better with them. Have the stock set from DJI with the Air 2S would love to try the polarpro set. Thanks for the demo.
Very informative!!! Any pro’s/con’s of adjustable vs fixed??
If you are trying to get an action shot of one of the surfers, I’m guessing the higher shutter speed is better though? The blur looks more natural when viewing the video, but is not always the best option for what you might need. Or is the slower shutter speed better all around?
What filter should I use if I shoot photos?
Can you do a video of that if you haven't already? Thanks!
Very nice! I think polar pro has the best filters! Great job brother!
I have not used ND filets on my air 2 yet, because I haven't been able to afford them so far. Great video.
Thanks for the info.... I don’t have the variable type, but I like what I see..... the less monkeying around with my camera the better I say... PolarPro is def the way to go....
I love and miss La Jolla.
The video is so useful as usual and using ND filters definitely make a difference.
How is it compared to the filter set included in the fly more combo?
Wondering the same. Have you got an answer?
Thanks for sharing another wonderful video 🤗🙏
Variable filters look a lot more efficient than normal filters!
I use the "fly more combo" one's and of course, it wouldn't even be possible to shoot the sun without them, any time of the day. Also needed most of the time at least an Nd4, to keep up with the rule of thumb
Fantastic post Aldryn, really enjoyed it. The whole ND filter thing is a minefield for new users. I have a variable set for my pocket 2 and they are great - much easier to manage.
The actual result (motion blur) is quite subtle, I am not sure that everyone gets that it has nothing to do with colour and everything to do with movement. I have a post I'd like to send to you of how bad some advice on youtube can be.....
Yours is spot on though. I have the air 2s and am enjoying the heck out of it. Keep up the good work! Hi from the UK.
Nice Review. Apparently excellent design. No apparent color cast. Great convenience to be able to adjust for changing light conditions without having to swap out the filter as often.
I used variable ND filters on SLR camera's for years, but have used them on drones yet. These new PolarPro's look really nice. Thanks for another great demo and review.
Really trying to get out of the “auto” shoot mode to get better effects. Always appreciate your “settings” videos you share, thanks.
Very informative. I am just getting started and see that there is a lot to learn. Thanks for giving good advice.
I using them for my iPhone 12 pro Max. Love it and hopefully I can win this for DJI Air 2s. Thanks for giving me a chance
Great video. I have been using the ND filters that came with my air2s and having to keep changing filters was a bit inconvenient. These variable filters are the best way to go.
ND Filters have been a game changer for my ground level camera work. The stock ones that came with my Air 2S are great as well, but I will need to get some of the darker ones for these bright days in Colorado!
Going to Colorado soon with filters are best during the winter?
I have been looking for a video like this specific to air 2s and polar pro filters . Thanks a lot
Thanks for the video! I'm from CA out here in Peru with no ND filters for my Air 2S. Nowhere to buy them here so I think I'll be ordering these from BH. Excellent video!
Fantastic video Aldryn! That variable filter is pretty cool, and all the info you shared is awesome! 273k! Keep it up homie
Appreciate it!
Very satisfied with image quality from Air2S but these would come in handy in certain shooting conditions.
Great video the filters make a big difference. Thanks for sharing.
I never heard anybody say you weren't natural motion blur. I'm new to this so I'm taking all the tips I can. All my videos have been made for my Galaxy phone so far. I got the osmo a couple days ago
Thanks Aldryn for a really useful comparison showing how the ND filters changes things. However, I must be a barbarian (LOL) because frankly both the no-filter/sharp and filter/blurry video looked OK to me. I'd be happy with either. Maybe the motion blur looks better with people, or vehicles, or something?
I always learn something from you. Thank you for doing what you do. I've always slapped any old ND filter on my cameras because I was told way back when that they were used to "protect" the expensive lens from getting scratched. Today, you taught me about motion blur and 1/60th of a second frame rate being ideal in bright sunlight.
For protection only, you're better off using a UV filter. In low light, you really DON'T want a ND filter on your lens.
I noticed you lock your shutter speed in and keep your ISO on automatic. Does that keep your footage pretty good do you feel or can you see the color shift quite a bit? New to the hobby and trying to find the sweet spot. Otherwise once I get up and lock everything in as a bring the camera down or move it a different direction it’s either light or dark. Thank you
I have used VND for camera photography. Quality matters. Cheap filters are a complete waste of $$$. I have a set for my DJI Pocket camera and love what they allow me to do. I was looking at these for my Air2s… hmmmmm. Thanks for the video.. another good one.
I have the peter McKinnon VND filters for my Sony a 7C and love them!!! They work so well would love to add these to my DJI air 2s!!!!
Only used stock filters with DJI. Been itching to upgrade though.
Very informative..I’m new and I’m not flying close proximity to objects so i decided a cpl to cut water reflection.
Good video again Aldryn.
I am just using the DJI filters that came with the Air 2S, so would you use the 6 on a sunny day? That's what I figured because you dialed the variable to 5. Thanks for all the Great Content! Especially the Mav mount Scout 411, I got one from them and gave you Props as to why I chose them! Cheers!
I've never used PolarPro, would love to try them. For my Mavic Air 2 I had bought the Moment VND's, but now I'm shopping for my Air2S, these seem super. Great video as usual Aldryn
I personally think Moment make just as good filters as Polar Pro. I wouldn't be surprised if they're made by the same manufacturer.
@@Errr717 The Moment Filters are super, but they have not made any for the Air 2S yet
Yo those are so sweet!!! I've got the Mavic Air 2 those seems like a major convenience.
Hey Aldryn got a question for you. I'm trying to figure out which anti collision lights would be best for the rear of my Air 2. Should I go with red or green? I have white lights in front just like headlights and I have an alternating blinker on top which includes white red and green. The lights that I have are from Firehouse Technology. The lights I got are the ARC model.
Just starting to play around with ND filters. Definitely seems like if you're taking video you should have one on.
Dig your content Aldryn. Been flying my Air 2 for a while now, thinking of getting some ND filters. I am a newbie to FPV, and looking forward to taking my piloting skills to the next level. Thanks for the video as usual. Cheers.
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Been eager to get these. I've been waiting/watching for these to be available on Amazon but not seeing them yet.
I bought Freewell variable ND “All Day’” pack and still trying to wrap my head around which to use. I like the way you set your baseline initially using the histogram centered. La Jolla is beautiful. I’m north of you in Newport/Huntington Beach.
Great demo. Haven't tried filters so this was cool.
2 b honest i'm always back and forth to or not use my polarpros. The footage really is not bad at all without nd's and if you need to grab a photo from the video shot is always crisp and usable. When using nds you get that smoot blurryness but if you want to get an image from that video is blurry.
Love your videos. Wish we could control the ND Remotely thou. Question ; how would u adjust the ND or other parameters if you change the direction of the drone . Since it is a fixed aperture ?
On the mini and the fpv drone it was pretty much a hassle. Love that the S2 comes with some. But these, being able to change it w/o swapping lenses, would be great! Are these 2 filters enough for the brightest days??
Im super new to this Drone game and havent really dome anything with filters.
I’ve been flying my drone for over a year now and I want to start using ND filters to help improve videos that I make.
Love Polar Pro ND's I use them all the time for my work, I would love to win a set for my Air 2S. Keep up the great content!
I’m using Freewell polarized nd filter 4 and it seems to work fine. I o like how you can adjust the Polar filters.
I actually like PL PolarPro Filters help your footage be more cinematic
great review, I've already seen the filters and wondered if they even bring anything. I think it looks very good. okay a little blurry around the edges.But otherwise a good film quality.
Great video as always... just trying out the variable filters...and I have had better looking videos. Thanks!
What do you think about the polarized one? That worth the purchase ?
Great vid Aldryn..it’s coming together for someone WHO KNEW NOTHING prior to getting a 1st drone. Although I’ve always appreciated and admired God’s landscape and the world through the ‘LENSE’, I never had a HUGE “interest in videography/photography” per se, BUT the world of DRONES/videography/photography seems appealing at THIS point in my life. MORE time, etc. STILL waiting on my A2S to arrive though. Thanks!
I have used ND filers for my still camera in the past. I currently have ND filters for my Mavic Platinum Pro.
First I wanted a drone to test out these amazing filtres......
Good info thanks.
I love the adjustable feature need a set for my 2s thanks air2 army out
Can you harm the gimball if the drone is on and you make adjustments on the stops on the VND?
I have the ND filters that came with the Fly More kit, but haven't used them yet. I think I'd be more likely to use the variable filters and get more out of my filming.
Used VND a decade ago and swiftly got rid of them, hoping they have come a long way.
They would be cool to try out for sure!!
Those polarpro filters miss 1 thing. And that is a neutral position. Freewell's variable ND filters do have that advantage, which is quite handy when you switch between video and photography. You are not obliged to remove the filter.
congratulations on the video. I'm from Brazil and have air 2s. how do i buy these Polar ND Filter pro? if you can, leave two links to the purchase poaao and send it directly to Brazil. thanks
Great video... The cost of the PolarPro filters, ouch... What do you think of the FREEWELL variable filters?
Freewell has really good ones
PolarPro or Freewell? I am strugling to choose.
Hi Aldryn,
Now you’ve tried both Freewell All Day series and these PolarPro VND. Which one would be the one to get?
I use PolarPro PM VND filters on all my cameras and lesnes only they are the best for the budget.
Bummer PolarPro doesn't seem to make them for the Mini2... Thought I found the solution to not having so many ND filters to carry around and swap in/out.
I haven’t used them as much as I should. I didn’t have the VND, so I managed to not spend a few extra seconds to switch between the strengths.
My experience with ND filters is with Air 2S NDs that came in FMC but I would like to have VNDs because of the ease of use.
Is the image quality compromised? I recently got a Freewell variable ND for Air 2S.It severely downgraded IQ to the useless, especially when I shoot wide angle panoramics.. I also have one for Air 2 (I think it is Polarpro. It is fine
looks like there are X cross on the VND filter, well i think they should release the plain hard stop ND better
what camera did you use to film yourself in this video?
💥Great info, thank you. 1:42 what case do you have there.??
I sure do use them! How ever… I haven’t bought a better set since my MA2, have the A2S now and using the stocks ones.
Love to have better ones.
You know their not compatible with each other?
What is your opinion about the Freewell VND Filters?
Thanks for your presentation! I purchased these polar Pro filters based on your recommendation. I did receive them but have been unable to mount them! I contacted Polar Pro and after waiting several days they asked me for more information and a video. I responded back to state that I would try once more and if I can't mount them I would send them back for a refund. Please advise.