Excellent Tutorial for a newcomer. I needed a step by step installation of the NISI filters on a camera. Thanks for a good sober instructional video presentation for a beginner.
One way you can tell someone really knows their stuff is that they make the complex 'simple'. Great skill shown here and so helpful for someone like me who's still finding their way around this world. Thanks, Brett, great job and really appreciated, mate.
I literally just received my Nisi Filter kit and decided to watch this video before playing with it. It was a very wise choice. Excellent, very informative video. It could not have been more clear. Thank you.
What an excellent explanation of how to use this filter system. Very clear and easy to understand. I watched a few others and was none the wiser. I now understand how it all works and how to use the filters to best effect. Well done and thanks.
Great video! Really appreciate the time you take to explain the little details - I've watched other videos before I found this one and it is by far the best. All falling into place for me now! :)
great tutorial but after adjusting your grad filter and adjusting your horizon you put in your 10 stop filter and mess up your alignment - it´s clear to see that the filterholder is rotating when you push in the 10 stop filter - great image by the way
I have enjoyed your video which has helped me understand filters. I am still learning but shopping for these products is mind-blowing! Can you list the products featured?
Hello from Manila, Sir Brett thank you for making this informative video. If I were to buy only 1 GND, what would be the best all around GND? the 0.9 3 stop soft or the 1.2 4 stop soft like the one you are using in the video? Thank you sir and more power to you channel.
Hello Brett; I have a question for NISI landscape CPL. I have other brand CPL, it is made by two pieces glasses in one CPL. So if I spin CPL, I can see CPL changes darker to lighter. But NISI CPL looks only made by single glass. I spin it in V5 holder it look nothing change. I just can't understand how NISI CPL works. Thanks if you can answer me.
hi dear, i have sigma 85mm f1.4 art lens. it's 86mm filter size. how i find nisi or other 86 mm adpter rings for 100mm holder ?. if have 86 mm adapter ring please send me a link. thanks
Alan thanks mate, covering the eye piece is not that criticial unless its direct light going in , on this day it was early morning soft light & over cast
hi .. I have NISI 150 System, i use it with Tamron 15-30 F2.8 Lens. but I have other Lenses of 82mm, 77mm and 72mm filter size, is there any adapter so I can use my NISI filters with it ? frankly I have more than 10 filters to use. thanks
Thank you for the video, very informative and I learnt a lot. Just wondering what the app was that you used to worked out the exposure for the 10 stop filter?
UPDATE ......... Nisi Filters Australia have just launched a FREE NEW Exposure Calculator App specifically for Nisi Filters , here's the link to download it - itunes.apple.com/gb/app/nisi-filters-australia/id1173726002?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D2#
Great demonstration Brett... I'm real close to making the plunge on the NiSi V5 - Pro kit... One question, was the rear viewfinder closed before taking the exposure or did you drop a cloth over it beforehand? The final image was stunning. Bill...
William Farr no I didn’t cover the rear view finder as there was very soft light that morning & no direct light near the view finder , it is definitely a wise idea to cover it though , I usually just use a piece of black tape. If you’d like to order the V5 Pro kit , drop me an email - brett@brettwoodphotos.com & I’ll help you out with a good deal. Thanks Brett
Or if you have a Canon, there is a little rubber cover threaded onto the standard neck strap! As I don’t use the standard strap, I just tied mine to my cable release with some thick mono fishing line...
Rita Aitken. LEE filters are good, but NISI are much better to reduce the Color Cast. Using LEE app is not recommended with NISI, 1.45 stop is different. it makes noticeable differences in some situations. better to use NISI app.
Thanks Brett, a very good clear methodical video. I believe if you add http(s):// in front of your website link it'll become a live clickable link, so should give you much more click through traffic to your website. All the best Olly
Got it, thx for the vid, using even welders glass in it w/o problems and new wyatt filters. here a Weldersglass www.flickr.com/photos/gipukan/37434483740/
Excellent Tutorial for a newcomer. I needed a step by step installation of the NISI filters on a camera.
Thanks for a good sober instructional video presentation for a beginner.
Pierre thanks mate, glad you found it helpful.
One way you can tell someone really knows their stuff is that they make the complex 'simple'. Great skill shown here and so helpful for someone like me who's still finding their way around this world. Thanks, Brett, great job and really appreciated, mate.
you're very welcome mate, thanks for the feedback.
I literally just received my Nisi Filter kit and decided to watch this video before playing with it. It was a very wise choice. Excellent, very informative video. It could not have been more clear. Thank you.
You're most welcome
Clear, precise and to the point. Will try to stop bad habits I have developed in handling these superb filters. Thanks Brett
Great feedback thankyou for watching Mike
Simple, clear and precise instructions. Great video. Just subscribed. Thank you.
Saman, thanks mate. Glad it helped you.
I love this video. It is the best video on how to use GND and ND filters I've seen on TH-cam. Thanks Brett!
Surfman Thankyou for your feedback
Thank you for instruction..now i get the Nisi 75mm System..greetings from Germany
Thanks Martin enjoy the NiSi system
This is my favorite video on using Nisi filters. Great instruction. Thanks Brett
Thanks Bruce you're welcome
thanks Brett, good presentation,I'll be more confident using my nisi filters now
Thanks Anthony, glad it helped 😃
What an excellent explanation of how to use this filter system. Very clear and easy to understand. I watched a few others and was none the wiser. I now understand how it all works and how to use the filters to best effect. Well done and thanks.
David thanks for your feedback mate
Great tutorial Brett....very comprehensive, easy to follow and great audio quality.
Wayne thankyou for the feedback i'm glad you liked it :-)
Great video Brett, look forward to more practice soon.
Thanks Tony, glad it helped you mate. 😃
Great presentation very pleasant and calm - easy to listen too great details - giving it a go today - much appreciated your tutorial -
Thanks for the positive feedback Jan. enjoy 😃
Great instructional video, Brett. As much as it pains me to compliment an Aussie-well done, and thanks!
cheers Paul
Great instructional video. This will guide me in using my first NISI filter kit purchase.
Dante thanks mate
Thanks for a easy lesson picked up my NISI kit V6 looking forward shooting some awesome landscapes Aloha JC
Thanks Brett for this video. I just ordered the NSI professional kit. Your video is very helpful and I can't wait to shoot with the filters.
Jaap excellent news ! Nisi is a great product & thanks for watching :-)
I’ve got the exact information about the nd 10 stop thank you for your video
You're welcome thanks mate.
Great video! Really appreciate the time you take to explain the little details - I've watched other videos before I found this one and it is by far the best. All falling into place for me now! :)
Naomi thanks for that.
I’m glad it’s helped you out !
really great informative video with neutral teaching technique unlike scripted
Thankyou
Thanks Brett. You did a wonderful tutorial job.
James thanks a lot mate :-)
great tutorial but after adjusting your grad filter and adjusting your horizon you put in your 10 stop filter and mess up your alignment - it´s clear to see that the filterholder is rotating when you push in the 10 stop filter - great image by the way
thank you for this greath tutorial . verry helpfull. greetings from the netherlands
Thanks Franky you're welcome
Great educational video. You know your job .
That was a very well presented video in simple terms and it works extremely well.Ray Kirkland
Thanks Ray
Very informative video and easy to follow. Thank you.
Great video, you really made this so easy to understand!
Dean thanks for that mate, much appreciated & I'm glad i could help you.
Hey I bought the kit and thanks to you I found how to unmount the ring from the adapter. Also very great tip to use the hystogram.
Looking forward to watching, I have downloaded and will watch on the plane home. Thanks for taking the time to film and produce it.
cheers Dallas , i hope you enjoy the video mate
Great video Brett ! Very detailed awesome mate 👍🏼
Thanks Greg, glad to help mate.
Great video, thanks Brett!
Excellent video. Thank you.
Very helpful video - thank you for sharing
You're welcome mate
Great Job, just bought the kit today and your video is very helpfull, thx!
Great video, greetings from Aachen/Germany
you're welcome !
Really good video Brett, so well explained, I learnt a lot.
Cheers Rick from Aus
Thanks for the demo !
IS there an equivalent tool for 150mm ?
Haven’t made a video for the 150 system
So much value in this video!
Good video !
One querry - When you put 10-stop ND on the lens, AF would not probably work. You may have to go for manual focus. When do you do that ?
always manually focus first.
Great video...very informative and explanations easy to understand.
Colin thankyou mate, glad you enjoyed it
yeah, very beautiful informative video .. thanks Brett for sharing ..
you're welcome mate
great video,very helpful,I use Lee system but this gives me a routine to work with,thanks.....
Great video! so helpful!
I have enjoyed your video which has helped me understand filters. I am still learning but shopping for these products is mind-blowing! Can you list the products featured?
Kylie Ellis contact me via my website brettwoodphotos.com & let me know your needs, I can help from there. Cheers Brett
Great video. Thnx👍
Awesome kit I’m not good at traveling with it though real shame because the results really are awesome 😎
Very clearly explained. Thank you.
thankyou David
Very well expained!!!
thankyou
Excellent video.
Which kit was this mate?? So many to choose from but this seems like it may have been the starter kit??
Hello from Manila, Sir Brett thank you for making this informative video. If I were to buy only 1 GND, what would be the best all around GND? the 0.9 3 stop soft or the 1.2 4 stop soft like the one you are using in the video? Thank you sir and more power to you channel.
hello mate, i'd buy the 4 stop grad , you can buy it from fotosharp.com.au
Thank you Brett for the info and reply. I will consider your opinion. Best wishes on your channel.
Can you tell me what app you use to calculate the shutter speed? Thanks very much
Hello Brett; I have a question for NISI landscape CPL. I have other brand CPL, it is made by two pieces glasses in one CPL. So if I spin CPL, I can see CPL changes darker to lighter. But NISI CPL looks only made by single glass. I spin it in V5 holder it look nothing change. I just can't understand how NISI CPL works. Thanks if you can answer me.
Same hear
hi dear, i have sigma 85mm f1.4 art lens. it's 86mm filter size. how i find nisi or other 86 mm adpter rings for 100mm holder ?. if have 86 mm adapter ring please send me a link. thanks
Great video. I'm suprized the photo turned out okay as you forgot to cover the viewfinder against straying light.
Alan thanks mate, covering the eye piece is not that criticial unless its direct light going in , on this day it was early morning soft light & over cast
I stand corrected.. Very enjoyable video anyway
for the record, it's main the metering tha'ts affected by not covering the eyepiece. the mirror blocks out any light coming from that entrance.
hi .. I have NISI 150 System, i use it with Tamron 15-30 F2.8 Lens. but I have other Lenses of 82mm, 77mm and 72mm filter size, is there any adapter so I can use my NISI filters with it ? frankly I have more than 10 filters to use. thanks
Hi Mazen yes there is ! you can buy them from fotosharp.com.au
Thank you for the video, very informative and I learnt a lot. Just wondering what the app was that you used to worked out the exposure for the 10 stop filter?
Hi Sherryl here is the app - play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.nisifilters.ndhelper&hl=en
thanks for the video Brett. What was the app you use?
ADO it’s the NiSi filters Australia app
UPDATE ......... Nisi Filters Australia have just launched a FREE NEW Exposure Calculator App specifically for Nisi Filters , here's the link to download it - itunes.apple.com/gb/app/nisi-filters-australia/id1173726002?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D2#
Great demonstration Brett... I'm real close to making the plunge on the NiSi V5 - Pro kit...
One question, was the rear viewfinder closed before taking the exposure or did you drop a cloth over it beforehand?
The final image was stunning.
Bill...
William Farr no I didn’t cover the rear view finder as there was very soft light that morning & no direct light near the view finder , it is definitely a wise idea to cover it though , I usually just use a piece of black tape. If you’d like to order the V5 Pro kit , drop me an email - brett@brettwoodphotos.com & I’ll help you out with a good deal. Thanks Brett
Or if you have a Canon, there is a little rubber cover threaded onto the standard neck strap!
As I don’t use the standard strap, I just tied mine to my cable release with some thick mono fishing line...
whats the app called for the phone to work out the exposer
Allan its the Nisi Australia app.
Really well presented video mate. Just as a matter of interest what tripod/head are you using there?
its a Sirui K20X mate, brilliant ball head , you can buy from fotosharp.com.au
Hi, While taking out the 82 mm adaptor with cpl the 72 mm ring came out with it. And now I can't detach my 72 mm from 82 mm. Can you please help
Happened with me too beware I cut my finger as it I very shap way to remover is tie back with camera again and move slowly
Cool. Thanks Brett. Can you recommend an app for android for exposure times? Cheers
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leefilters.admin.leestopperapp is the one I use on Android Rita Aitken
you're welcome Rita , i hope the video helps you.. the app i use id the Big Stopper app.
Rita Aitken. LEE filters are good, but NISI are much better to reduce the Color Cast. Using LEE app is not recommended with NISI, 1.45 stop is different. it makes noticeable differences in some situations. better to use NISI app.
Thank you
What was the phone app called ?
apps.apple.com/au/app/nisi-filters/id1173726002
Why do you shoot at f22?
i dont usually , it was just to increase exposure time on this one
Thanks Brett, a very good clear methodical video.
I believe if you add http(s):// in front of your website link it'll become a live clickable link, so should give you much more click through traffic to your website.
All the best
Olly
Oliver , thanks heaps for the comment and tip mate ! much appreciated
Looks like lake Hayes
Wondering if you have tried the new NiSi Natural Night Filter?..... nisifilters.com.au/product/nisi-100x100mm-natural-night-filter/
the night filter is very effective Colin :-)
Cheers...might have to invest.
Got it, thx for the vid, using even welders glass in it w/o problems and new wyatt filters. here a Weldersglass www.flickr.com/photos/gipukan/37434483740/
This video is equal parts helpful & depressing. Perfectly monotone voice.
If you don't like it, don't watch it. You have choices.
Great informative video thanks