Three AWSOME Lenses for the DJI Pocket 3 from Freewell
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2024
- Freewell have given us 3 New Lenses for DJI POCKET 3. In this video we explore how they are.
In Stock:
Lenses from Freewell: www.freewellgear.com/en/dji-o...
FREEWELL LENSES: amzn.to/3wocE56
DJI OSMO POCKET CREATOR COMBO: amzn.to/3Tvs54Q
FREEWELL ND-Filters: amzn.to/47aWJni
ULANZI MT-44: amzn.to/3TtlszF
ANGELBIRD MicroSD Card: amzn.to/481ERwj
This video was filmed on:
PANASONIC S5XIIx: amzn.to/3v78s96
Panasonic 18mm f1.8: amzn.to/3J0NOMO
PANASONIC S 24-70mm f2.8: amzn.to/3v4SV9L
FREEWELL EIGER MATTEBOX and Filters: amzn.to/3toNy4H
SMALLRIG AD-100 VIDEO TRIPOD: amzn.to/48iJnGm
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Would you get any lenses for the Pocket 3?
Yes, but first you have to give me your pocket!
@@TedWeirum I asked you what you wanted for your engegement and you told me nothing. So I got you en kastull som du kan ha över en eld. Next time tell me a Pocket 3 =) =)
Awesome vid man! This is very helpful 🔥 one question though, are the current freewell filters compatible with the wide and anamorphic lens?
Hi there, my pleasure. You actaully need to use the new ones that come with the lenses =( they are a totally new design im afraid
@@ArberBaqaj thank you for the info! I just hope they put 16 and 64 ND filters as well ☹️
Do the ND filters interfere with the gimbal when the pocket is shut off?
Unfortunately it does
@@ArberBaqaj thanks, I just bought an osmo 3
Hey,
I wanted to share some insights on why filters for the Pocket 3 should not be too thin.
A. Handling: The current size of Pocket 3 ND filters is already challenging to handle, especially for those with bigger hands. Making these filters thinner would make them even harder to grip and manage.
B. Reflection Issues: In our testing with thinner versions of these filters, particularly the ND/PL type, we noticed unwanted reflections under white light. This is an issue that some other brands, who have opted for thinner filters.
C. Gimbal Safety: DJI's own ND filters for the Pocket 3 are designed not to close completely. This is intentional to prevent potential damage to the gimbal. If the filter shifts, it could lock up the gimbal, risking permanent damage. Given DJI's ongoing firmware updates, it's often safer to adhere to their design considerations when creating compatible filters.
D. Gimbal Movement: Even when the gimbal is locked or unlocked, the case provided by DJI allows for some movement. This indicates that DJI has taken these factors into account in their design.
I hope these points help in understanding the design choices for the Pocket 3 filters.
Any help you need please feel free to contact us on care@freewellgear.com.
Thanks
1.1x anamorphic filter for pocket3 unfortunately it’s much less than the previous filter, is it mainly for the blue streak? A different company will soon release 1.33x
Hi there, Im not sure if the 1.33x is possible physicly. I also much prfere the Bokeh that comes out from the anamorphic lens.
What is the monopod you are using?
its the MT-44 from Ulanzi. I love it! ULANZI MT-44: amzn.to/3TtlszF
It seems the DJI wide angle was vignetting?
Upper left.
I saw that, it could be user error because I’ve never seen it before, sorry
is there a bundle that only comes with the macro, wide and anamorphic lense...
Not as far as i know, the full bundle just came out a couple days ago
Hey why would you want a bundle like that? ND is a must just to be clear you cannot use any of your other ND on this it's compatible only with the included ND.
@@FreewellGear One of the reviewers showed color bleeding (?) on those included ND filters.
3:17 th-cam.com/video/NQgPJ2tteWY/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AdamX
Are you guys aware of that?
@@golgo13.54 When using an ND filter directly on the camera lens versus on an anamorphic or wide-angle lens, performance differences arise due to the optical complexity and unique field of view of these specialty lenses. Anamorphic and wide-angle lenses inherently have more complex optical structures. The broader field of view can also cause uneven light distribution, making exposure adjustments necessary. So there is nothing which is not in the acceptable range. This is quite normal even the lenses which cost $50,000 can have the same thing.
@@golgo13.54 When using an ND filter directly on the camera lens versus on an anamorphic or wide-angle lens, performance differences arise due to the optical complexity and unique field of view of these specialty lenses. Anamorphic and wide-angle lenses inherently have more complex optical structures. The broader field of view can also cause uneven light distribution, making exposure adjustments necessary. Therefore, it's not an issue with the ND filter itself but rather the optical characteristics of these lenses that lead to performance variations; even the lenses that cost thousands of dollars will have this such thing but it is nothing out of ordinary and not in acceptable range.
Shows up unavailable. Probably sold out within minutes.😢
No there is a link that has it in stock
The DJI wide angle looks like it has a lot of vignetting…. Ew haha. I didn’t notice freewell having that…
It could be user error on that one , I’m gonna check it out again
They’re gone now.
What do you mean?
@@ArberBaqaj I went to the link it was sold out already