It will be a good investment too V6! I’m still learning how best to use them on my Ace Pro for vlogging. I know using ND filters will block out harsh sunlight, and know how to use them on my Canon R5 for photography. Using them on my Ace Pro for video is different and a learning process for me. Thanks for always supporting my channel! 💜
they look a nice set of filters. FW are certainly at the higher end quality wise 🙂 I wouldn't necessarily stress too much over the 180 rule. I like to use it only when there's a lot of motion in the scene to get smooth, jitter-free footage. otherwise I just set the shutter to auto. I tend to leave ISO at base level unless I'm in really low light (which you can see in next Saturday's video) as these small sensor cameras can suffer from noise artefacting relatively easily. my general rule is to stick to 25fps (UK standard) and set the shutter to 1/50th, then simply rotate a variable ND (mine goes from 1 to 6 stops I think) to set exposure. I do though always stick to the 180 rule for higher frame rates (slo-mo) when I use 100fps (1/200th shutter) or 200fps (1/400th) but tend to find that with the faster shutter speeds an ND is largely redundant unless it's really bright. BTW I do not profess to be some sort of expert (I'm a photographer first and foremost - and not a very good one at that), and would guarantee that a video guru or professional would shoot my argument down in flames in a heartbeat! But I know what I like and find it easier to stick to something I know!!
That sounds like solid advice to me Nick and from now on I will be adhering to what you suggested! As a matter of fact, I’m going to print that comment and keep it with handy! Thanks for the great tips! 💜💜
fs 27 minutes freewill are the high dollar ones, supposed to be the best. the only thing I use nd filters on right now is my air3 I crashed it the other day, I edited the video and used your instrumental you sent me I haven't scheduled it yet though you're in the credits
Good so far Amy. I need to practice getting my shutter speed and frame rate correct - the 180 rule. And also finding the best exposure for when I have an ND filter on.
ND filters will definitely be my next investment 👍
It will be a good investment too V6! I’m still learning how best to use them on my Ace Pro for vlogging. I know using ND filters will block out harsh sunlight, and know how to use them on my Canon R5 for photography. Using them on my Ace Pro for video is different and a learning process for me. Thanks for always supporting my channel! 💜
Yay I can comment again..for now...nice filters
Welcome back Terry! I’m glad you’ve been released from No Commenting Prison! 💜💜💜
they look a nice set of filters. FW are certainly at the higher end quality wise 🙂
I wouldn't necessarily stress too much over the 180 rule. I like to use it only when there's a lot of motion in the scene to get smooth, jitter-free footage. otherwise I just set the shutter to auto. I tend to leave ISO at base level unless I'm in really low light (which you can see in next Saturday's video) as these small sensor cameras can suffer from noise artefacting relatively easily.
my general rule is to stick to 25fps (UK standard) and set the shutter to 1/50th, then simply rotate a variable ND (mine goes from 1 to 6 stops I think) to set exposure. I do though always stick to the 180 rule for higher frame rates (slo-mo) when I use 100fps (1/200th shutter) or 200fps (1/400th) but tend to find that with the faster shutter speeds an ND is largely redundant unless it's really bright.
BTW I do not profess to be some sort of expert (I'm a photographer first and foremost - and not a very good one at that), and would guarantee that a video guru or professional would shoot my argument down in flames in a heartbeat! But I know what I like and find it easier to stick to something I know!!
That sounds like solid advice to me Nick and from now on I will be adhering to what you suggested! As a matter of fact, I’m going to print that comment and keep it with handy! Thanks for the great tips! 💜💜
fs 27 minutes
freewill are the high dollar ones, supposed to be the best.
the only thing I use nd filters on right now is my air3
I crashed it the other day, I edited the video and used your instrumental you sent me
I haven't scheduled it yet though you're in the credits
also FIRST
freakin TaX
22:21 basic title lol
I don’t fly my Mini 4 Pro enough to crash it! And I have an ND 8 on it.
@@TheProCut17Lol! Nice find! I forgot to add the text! 😂😂
How are you liking the nd filters?
Good so far Amy. I need to practice getting my shutter speed and frame rate correct - the 180 rule. And also finding the best exposure for when I have an ND filter on.