Neewer True Color VND 2-32 In-depth Analysis & Comparison

Ive been after a dedicated VND filter for my Sirui Nighwalker lenses since buying the set, I'm fed up with forgetting step down rings.
here is an in depth analysis and Comparison between the Neewer True Color and the Neewer MRC 2-32 Variable ND filters

[@CustomPCBuilderUK]

First video I've found on TH-cam reviewing the True Color Neewer filter, I started with the £30.00 Neewer ND2 - ND32 and after some testing I returned it and decided to invest a bit more money and try the True Color filter last month, your video is just what a needed last month 😅 but even though I've already purchased the filter I still appreciate the effort in your video to test both of them. The standard filter was overly warm in my tests and I find I'm much happier with the results of the true color filter, even though it's not 100% accurate when compared to not using a filter it's very minor and easily corrected in software like DaVinci Resolve.

[@FosterMedia]

Ah sorry it was a month late for you, I actually made a small tiktok review about a month ago also. Yeah it's a decent filter, I checked the price as is now 58 euros for the 67mm. Very good filter for the price. I'm not into spending 300 euros in a filter, my clients won't even notice. And as you said the smallest effort in resolve and it's corrected perfectly. Thanks for watching mate 👍

[@homeofomfilms]

Thanks 🙂

[@matheussp13]

Wow, wasn't expecting such a great video. Ty, very informative.

[@ianharper6015]

Thanks for a very useful video. Neewer do seem to be establishing themselves as a major player.

[@FrequencyOfThought]

You're the only one with this info. TY

[@FosterMedia]

You're welcome. Glad it helped 👍

[@tripesalavanille2347]

Great video man ! Exactly what I needed ty

[@FosterMedia]

@@tripesalavanille2347 glad I could help 👍

[@thomastwigg3535]

Nicely done, thanks for that.

[@FosterMedia]

Thanks mate, appreciate it. Took 3 mins to film and 13hrs to edit and screen record 😅

[@mow1980ish]

Great video and you have a new subscriber.

[@remu3657]

Thank you sir, cold facts, love it

[@FosterMedia]

Thank for watching 😊

[@napatsaeng]

Thank you, i think shift blue or orange easy to fix 🙏

[@enfieldlover8145]

great video, just shopping for variable ND's... I see on amazong why is the front side a larger diameter. as it says "larger front diameter designed to avoid vignetting in wide-angle lenses'. i personally hate it. i don't want to own 300 lens caps to cover ND filters

[@patlealfilm]

would've liked to see you compare the no ND and put it on the left hand side of the screen while showing the two different NDS on the right... it's easier to tell the differences this way.

[@FosterMedia]

I'll see if I can get round to making a separate video like that. Maybe a new subscriber would encourage me 😉

[@patlealfilm]

@@FosterMedia I'm eyeing the NISI true color filters as best right now, but Kolari is a close competitor. I have the k2 freewell but they are too big and bulky

[@chechupamela5741]

Hi.
Could you tell if it is possible to screw another filter in front of this one, and what mm do i need to?

[@FosterMedia]

Yes you can. It's the same thread 67/0.75

[@fabianbertel9424]

@@FosterMedia This applies for the True one? As you said it’s 72mm on the front

[@FosterMedia]

@@fabianbertel9424 sorry yes, that was wrong what I typed last time. The true colour defo has a bigger thread, I tried to screw on a mist filter yesterday and it didn't work. I'll confirm all info tonight. Just need to find a few mins time 😀

[@fabianbertel9424]

@@FosterMedia The correct order to stack filters would be First ND and on top a Black Mist? Thank you!

[@FosterMedia]

@@fabianbertel9424 why? Genuinely interested. I've always put mist first

[@vahidamini1863]

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