Jeven Dovey Hey man i really want to get the moment VND. I was wondering if I were to get the 6-9 stop ND will that solve my issue for getting vignetting in the corners? I live in California, and i tend to shoot quite often on the brightest days. I was wondering if I were to get the 6-9 stop I wouldn’t need to crank the Nd all the way to get cross polarization?
Yeah but the 6-9 will only work on super bright days. You still need the 2-5 for early in the morning or late in the day or if it’s cloudy. I live in California as well and I use both frequently. Switched to fixed ND filters today though.
Currently only using a CPol filter as I don't use my DSLR for video. I do have fixed ND filters for my DJI drone though. Thanks to this video though, I WAS going to get a VND but will now buy a set of fixed NDs.
Using the Moment VNDs on my larger lenses. Well, I just got them and still have to properly use them. Only used them for a few photos so far. Also got a nice Hoya VND for my Moment lenses and my (smaller) primes. I think that Hoya is around 1.3-8.7 stops or so. No hard stops and keeps on rotating which is the bit I like less about it.
Thanks for an amazing comparison. I bought PolarPro, Freewell, Syrp and some other variable NDs as I wanted to test how they work for my style of work. After days of testing, I'm keeping the Freewell even though I wanted to love the PolarPro. The problem with PolarPro is that it makes displays of phones and laptops yellow immediately when you start twisting the nd knob. The Freewell keeps the screens at their natural color.
Totally agree. I have a 2-5 PolarPro, on a 24mm lens and have to be really careful going past 4 stops. Depending on the subject, cross polarisation can ruin the shot.
Thanks, man, good info! I found a similar scenario when researching NDs for drones and now just carry three fixed NDs in my bag, but honestly I normally only need one or two. Same for the Sony a6400, two fixed NDs do the trick... Good Flying!
Yup...No real answer for variable ND. I went with an inexpensive one and I stay in the middle. Since I'm budget conscience it was my best solution for now. Thanks for sharing. 🥂
Bought the 67mm Moment variable ND for my A6500 using a 10-18mm lens. Was very disappointed with the obvious cross polarisation. SOLUTION - Bought an 82mm version of the Moment ND and used a step up ring to fit to the 62mm lens thread. All traces of polarisation have now gone even with the 10-18mm wide Sony lens I'm currently using. Go big guys 👍
THIS was the review I was looking for!! Much appreciated and informative, thank you Quick question. If you got a set of Three or four fixed ND Filters, what strengths would you recommend? Like what would be the most common strengths to use?
When you shoot in Log or flat, what are the stops you usually use to get the right exposure? Or which NDs would you suggest are best for replacing the VNDs?
As luck would have it, I just posted a video to my channel yesterday reviewing 8 solid neutral density filters to try and figure out which ones had the least amount of color cast and vignette. I ended up doing this review because -- like you -- I ruined a bunch of footage using a Tiffen variable ND. I arrived at the same conclusion you did -- it's far less stressful and predictable to use a solid ND for video and make adjustments to aperture/ISO on the camera rather than running the risk of ruining an entire day's worth of footage for the convenience of variable density.
I have to say Thank you for both of you guys!! I probably would spend a lot of money and time to realize this!! Great video mr. Dovey, I wached a lot of reviews, just you tell the "true truth" about PolarPro and all the others variables filters, specially using wide-angle lenses, it was awesome feedback from you. And Tood, I just going to see your review!
That's a surprisingly simple solution-- no VNDs. If I'm filming a wedding, and I'm outside in super bright light, I could grab a really strong ND... medium bright light or want to really open up my aperture, I could grab a medium strength ND, and then maybe I have one more weak ND. Then when I'm in between filters I just shoot at a slightly different aperture or ISO. Has anyone done this 3 ND method for live events as opposed to a VND?
Was planning on ordering the K & F Concept variable filter, but you talked me out of getting a variable ND filter. Guess I'll order a single 16 1st (since I'm poor) ... and after using it a bit, will order a second one, possibly a 32. What would you suggest as a first ND and then a second (additional) ND filter? Thanks, Chuck : +) ...
Really useful comparison. Sadly I think your conclusion is the right one too - have to sacrifice convenience rather than dependability. Thanks for all the work that went into this.
Dude! You are awesome! Thank you for taking the time to make this. Piece of mind is important to me, would be very sad to travel some where nd loss all the footage… Buy all my nds neutral Thanks again
Agree, I used ND expensive and inexpensive ones both on my Canon and Mavic 2, didn't really make a huge difference. Btw just want to thank you. Your videos guides the Mavic 2 basically taught me the basics and more as well as inspired me to start my little channel. You're awesome, keep up your amazing work
I was looking to buy some Variable n.d. filters. Glad I didn't waste the money. Just gonna get a few regular n.d.'s Thanks for this video and your help.
You keep using term cross polarization on wide lenses, how wide we are talking about, im about to order moment and after seeing it not doing that, my lens is 24-70 sigma, do u think it will work on 24mm without cross polarization
Hey Jeven - Very helpful video. 👍 Have you already done a similar video reviewing which standard (rather than variable) ND filters are decent? Or could you recommend where to start in choosing a good set?
great video. I have 3 solid circular 72mm nd filters {x2,x4,x6} and a load of step down rings so I can use them on all my lenses. I paid £40 for the three and they work great, I always manual white balance for each shot, and get great results without the trouble you experienced in the video.
Great video. I was contemplating VND, think i am going to go Fixed ND route. Thinking ND16/PL, ND64PL and not sure what the third should be b/w ND1000/PL or ND8PL or just a CP. What would you recommend to have in the arsenal?
hey nice review, i ve got 10-18 canon (67mm) lense and i don't really know witch filter get. witch value of ND ? 8,16 ? And do i need to get bigger size than 67mm ?
Hello! very good comparison. I'm leaning more towards acquiring pro-solid polar filters but I don't have much money. What number of ND would you recommend to be more versatile? Make it the one you can use the most in real midday sun situations, etc. I was recommended the 6 stop, which would come to be the ND64, but I would like to know your opinion. Thank you!
Is ND with CPL a good idea? If you have for instance 52mm lenses and use a bigger ND filter, like 82mm ND to get ride of cross polarization. Will this work? Besides that an one ND fits all lenses strategy will safe some money instead of buying separate NDs for different diameter lenses. Does this thinking make any sense?
Really cool review! Thank you so much🙏🏼 I am looking for a filter and after watching a ton of videos i came to the same conclusion. Just carry a 3 and 6 stop fixed nd and your covered. Your image will be well balanced without vignetting and cross polarization. You definitely have a case here. You could make a video on fixed nd solutions. A magnetic stackable fixed nd system could be a solution for many.
Which ND (none VND) filters do you usually carry now.? please recommend us. company and ND numbers for most of the usage. Thank you for your professional advice.
Great video, lots of valuable advice and instruction, I’ll be getting a new camera and this review is priceless for anyone who wants to try to achieve some extraordinary Photography, hopefully you’ll see some improvement in my content as I follow your advice, thanks again
Hi Jeven, another great video and review. I personally use individual ND filters with my GoPro 7 and 4 with great results. I also use PolarPro filters on my Dji phantom 4 . Cheers Geoff
Hey Buddy, I am flying to West Africa next month and looking for 2 ND filters to take with me for a new A7siii with a G range 16-35mm lense. Could you possibly recommend two ND filters to buy that would be beneficial for me if there is harsh sun? Thanks Jeven. I am really not a fan of the VND filters given the cross polarisation on the wide angles. I will be travel vlogging out there main'y.
Couldn't agree more. Ditch these pricey NDs and grab a few different strength inexpensive NDs. Since color shift shouldn't be an issue if you are white balancing your video you can easily pick up some pretty cheap NDs as long as they are made from quality optical glass. I paid around $30 a piece for the ones I use and saw very little change in sharpness vs some of the much more expensive ones from folks like Tiffen (BUT Tiffen does make some great filters that are very long lasting).
That's a pretty solid comparison, I think I'm going to follow your guidance and explore a pack of regular NDs (I really only need them for my GoPro and Z6 as the other cameras I have have internal NDs).
Hi Jeven, great video. I was on the fence about VND filters but after watching your video, I agree that yes more hassle in changing out just ND filters but I don't think I would like the cross polarization. Dave..
Thanks for the review. You mentioend doing this test with a wide lens. What mm? 16? 24? At what focal length would we expect to see cross polarization?
After watching this video, perhaps fixed nd graduated filters are the way to go. Do you, or will you have a video discussing those? Square systems or screw on?
Man this was a great video. Very good points here, You have to have 2 VND Filters with you might as well just bring a few more and get the best image quality possible. The plus side to this is you can find cheaper ND's that look great and would for sure cost someone on a budget less money without sacrificing quality.....Sounds like another video lol
I already have the breakthrough photography 3 and 6 stop nd's. I was feeling like I had to pick up a set of vnd's, but I think I'll save the money and stick with what I have for now. Thanks! :)
Does stepping up to larger variable Nd filter size using step up rings help reduce cross x pattern when filters set to their max/min stops? Or does that only reduce vignetting. Ex 67mm lens -> 77mm variable nd filter
What about any Hoya filters? They’ve got some really good stuff too and are a well known brand and being sold at many camera stores (at least around here in the Netherlands).
Love this video, really don't like the ND filters I currently have, it makes my video too grey and on top of that it picks up the reflection of the lens
Would you change your opinion of the Freewell magnet system is you were going with a ‘set’, for the fast on and off option, vs a variable ND? As much as I’d love the PM Polar Pros, yeesh the CDN loonie doesn’t stretch that far. :p
Haven’t watched yet, fixing to. For me shooting time lapse or panning video variable ND’s cause different shades of blue in the sky. I have several of these but to put it bluntly I hate them. Using a particular stoped ND is much better.
I've used a hoya when I first started out. I didnt really like it and barely used it. Invested in the polar pros recently and I love them. Worth the pricepoint my opinion 💪🏾
Which ND filters are you using?
Jeven Dovey Hey man i really want to get the moment VND. I was wondering if I were to get the 6-9 stop ND will that solve my issue for getting vignetting in the corners? I live in California, and i tend to shoot quite often on the brightest days. I was wondering if I were to get the 6-9 stop I wouldn’t need to crank the Nd all the way to get cross polarization?
Yeah but the 6-9 will only work on super bright days. You still need the 2-5 for early in the morning or late in the day or if it’s cloudy. I live in California as well and I use both frequently. Switched to fixed ND filters today though.
Currently only using a CPol filter as I don't use my DSLR for video. I do have fixed ND filters for my DJI drone though. Thanks to this video though, I WAS going to get a VND but will now buy a set of fixed NDs.
Using the Moment VNDs on my larger lenses. Well, I just got them and still have to properly use them. Only used them for a few photos so far.
Also got a nice Hoya VND for my Moment lenses and my (smaller) primes. I think that Hoya is around 1.3-8.7 stops or so. No hard stops and keeps on rotating which is the bit I like less about it.
@@JevenDovey And you can stack those fixed ND's when you need more stops.
Thanks for an amazing comparison. I bought PolarPro, Freewell, Syrp and some other variable NDs as I wanted to test how they work for my style of work. After days of testing, I'm keeping the Freewell even though I wanted to love the PolarPro. The problem with PolarPro is that it makes displays of phones and laptops yellow immediately when you start twisting the nd knob. The Freewell keeps the screens at their natural color.
Very helpful insight thanks!
Great job!! Sounds like you're saying "VERITABLE" instead of "VARIABLE". Just a heads up.
Totally agree. I have a 2-5 PolarPro, on a 24mm lens and have to be really careful going past 4 stops. Depending on the subject, cross polarisation can ruin the shot.
I'm sticking with my regular ND filters for now. Great video, and thanks for comparing all the top brands.
Thanks, man, good info! I found a similar scenario when researching NDs for drones and now just carry three fixed NDs in my bag, but honestly I normally only need one or two. Same for the Sony a6400, two fixed NDs do the trick... Good Flying!
Yup...No real answer for variable ND. I went with an inexpensive one and I stay in the middle. Since I'm budget conscience it was my best solution for now. Thanks for sharing. 🥂
Bought the 67mm Moment variable ND for my A6500 using a 10-18mm lens. Was very disappointed with the obvious cross polarisation. SOLUTION - Bought an 82mm version of the Moment ND and used a step up ring to fit to the 62mm lens thread. All traces of polarisation have now gone even with the 10-18mm wide Sony lens I'm currently using. Go big guys 👍
Interesting, do you know if this applies to all brands? Have you found any other tests that have found the same thing on other lenses?
Matt Chinnock
I’m not 100% sure but I’d expect that it would. Not done tests on any other lenses as yet but if I do I’ll let you know 👍
THIS was the review I was looking for!! Much appreciated and informative, thank you
Quick question. If you got a set of Three or four fixed ND Filters, what strengths would you recommend? Like what would be the most common strengths to use?
How wide are you starting to see cross polarization?
The comment I was looking for hoping it had an answer. Any luck finding out the lens length? It looks somewhere between 14-20mm
Very helpful review. I was surprised about the Polar Pro cross polarisation. Food for thought. Thanks Jeven
Your videos are always SUPER HELPFUL, now it is time to know the most needed filters 🤷🏻♂️
When you shoot in Log or flat, what are the stops you usually use to get the right exposure? Or which NDs would you suggest are best for replacing the VNDs?
It would be very helpful to know what focal length you start to see the cross-polarization.
As luck would have it, I just posted a video to my channel yesterday reviewing 8 solid neutral density filters to try and figure out which ones had the least amount of color cast and vignette. I ended up doing this review because -- like you -- I ruined a bunch of footage using a Tiffen variable ND. I arrived at the same conclusion you did -- it's far less stressful and predictable to use a solid ND for video and make adjustments to aperture/ISO on the camera rather than running the risk of ruining an entire day's worth of footage for the convenience of variable density.
Thanks just checked it out. Great review of all the options out there. Now I don't need to do a comparison of them all haha
I have to say Thank you for both of you guys!! I probably would spend a lot of money and time to realize this!! Great video mr. Dovey, I wached a lot of reviews, just you tell the "true truth" about PolarPro and all the others variables filters, specially using wide-angle lenses, it was awesome feedback from you. And Tood, I just going to see your review!
You are the first one who I see to show that polarpro 2-5 has vignette. I thought I am going crazy with mine. I have the same cross-polarization
the pay good for reviews, thats why
You just saved me so much time and money. Thank you so much for all of the quality content Jeven!
That's a surprisingly simple solution-- no VNDs. If I'm filming a wedding, and I'm outside in super bright light, I could grab a really strong ND... medium bright light or want to really open up my aperture, I could grab a medium strength ND, and then maybe I have one more weak ND. Then when I'm in between filters I just shoot at a slightly different aperture or ISO. Has anyone done this 3 ND method for live events as opposed to a VND?
Was planning on ordering the K & F Concept variable filter, but you talked me out of getting a variable ND filter. Guess I'll order a single 16 1st (since I'm poor) ... and after using it a bit, will order a second one, possibly a 32. What would you suggest as a first ND and then a second (additional) ND filter? Thanks, Chuck : +) ...
Seeing Dan from jump rope dudes on here is crazy!! Love that guy and love your channel!
Really useful comparison. Sadly I think your conclusion is the right one too - have to sacrifice convenience rather than dependability. Thanks for all the work that went into this.
Thank you, you saved me lots of money 😁 Fixed ND all the way. Any suggestions?
Dude!
You are awesome!
Thank you for taking the time to make this.
Piece of mind is important to me, would be very sad to travel some where nd loss all the footage…
Buy all my nds neutral
Thanks again
wow finally a video on variable ND filters that is not a sales show! Thanks for the test!
Agree, I used ND expensive and inexpensive ones both on my Canon and Mavic 2, didn't really make a huge difference. Btw just want to thank you. Your videos guides the Mavic 2 basically taught me the basics and more as well as inspired me to start my little channel. You're awesome, keep up your amazing work
I was looking to buy some Variable n.d. filters. Glad I didn't waste the money. Just gonna get a few regular n.d.'s
Thanks for this video and your help.
Jeven huge fan here. Just wanted to let you know you inspired me to restart my UA-cam channel because of your videos. I watch them religiously.
You keep using term cross polarization on wide lenses, how wide we are talking about, im about to order moment and after seeing it not doing that, my lens is 24-70 sigma, do u think it will work on 24mm without cross polarization
Hey Jeven - Very helpful video. 👍
Have you already done a similar video reviewing which standard (rather than variable) ND filters are decent? Or could you recommend where to start in choosing a good set?
great video. I have 3 solid circular 72mm nd filters {x2,x4,x6} and a load of step down rings so I can use them on all my lenses.
I paid £40 for the three and they work great, I always manual white balance for each shot, and get great results without the trouble you experienced in the video.
Great video. I was contemplating VND, think i am going to go Fixed ND route. Thinking ND16/PL, ND64PL and not sure what the third should be b/w ND1000/PL or ND8PL or just a CP. What would you recommend to have in the arsenal?
hey nice review, i ve got 10-18 canon (67mm) lense and i don't really know witch filter get. witch value of ND ? 8,16 ? And do i need to get bigger size than 67mm ?
Hello! very good comparison. I'm leaning more towards acquiring pro-solid polar filters but I don't have much money. What number of ND would you recommend to be more versatile? Make it the one you can use the most in real midday sun situations, etc. I was recommended the 6 stop, which would come to be the ND64, but I would like to know your opinion. Thank you!
So very helpful. Thank you! I’m going to go with individual filters.
Thanks for the video. Not sure if you mentioned which ones you think are best quality....
true, fixed ND is the way to go and side benefit of keeping images consistent throughout
Is ND with CPL a good idea?
If you have for instance 52mm lenses and use a bigger ND filter, like 82mm ND to get ride of cross polarization. Will this work? Besides that an one ND fits all lenses strategy will safe some money instead of buying separate NDs for different diameter lenses. Does this thinking make any sense?
I have had more or less the same experience with variable ND filters. I don't use them anymore. Very Objective review, very well explained!
After a long research and many videos watched, I feel the same and getting a set of fixed NDs, and stack them up if needed.
Really cool review!
Thank you so much🙏🏼
I am looking for a filter and after watching a ton of videos i came to the same conclusion.
Just carry a 3 and 6 stop fixed nd and your covered.
Your image will be well balanced without vignetting and cross polarization.
You definitely have a case here.
You could make a video on fixed nd solutions.
A magnetic stackable fixed nd system could be a solution for many.
Can you apply what you say here to drone ND filters?
Thanks, super helpful. And explained exact what was my experience with variable ND-Filters. I was dissatisfied with the cross polarisation.
Tx for this Review! One question what lenses do you used by the Test. Especially the wide one.
Which ND (none VND) filters do you usually carry now.? please recommend us. company and ND numbers for most of the usage. Thank you for your professional advice.
Great video, lots of valuable advice and instruction, I’ll be getting a new camera and this review is priceless for anyone who wants to try to achieve some extraordinary Photography, hopefully you’ll see some improvement in my content as I follow your advice, thanks again
THE FISHING CHANNEL NE FISHING ABC You’re absolutely right, this channel will take your photography to the next level
ive found that rubberised polarpro cap to be a nightmare as its so stiff to come off, ive had my filter rip off the thread before!
Hi Jeven, another great video and review. I personally use individual ND filters with my GoPro 7 and 4 with great results. I also use PolarPro filters on my Dji phantom 4 . Cheers Geoff
Hey Buddy, I am flying to West Africa next month and looking for 2 ND filters to take with me for a new A7siii with a G range 16-35mm lense. Could you possibly recommend two ND filters to buy that would be beneficial for me if there is harsh sun? Thanks Jeven. I am really not a fan of the VND filters given the cross polarisation on the wide angles. I will be travel vlogging out there main'y.
Thanks for the info! I'm getting ready to get some ND filters and been considering VND's. But I think I will be getting fixed ND's.
Couldn't agree more. Ditch these pricey NDs and grab a few different strength inexpensive NDs. Since color shift shouldn't be an issue if you are white balancing your video you can easily pick up some pretty cheap NDs as long as they are made from quality optical glass. I paid around $30 a piece for the ones I use and saw very little change in sharpness vs some of the much more expensive ones from folks like Tiffen (BUT Tiffen does make some great filters that are very long lasting).
Thanks for the video, really helpful
That's a pretty solid comparison, I think I'm going to follow your guidance and explore a pack of regular NDs (I really only need them for my GoPro and Z6 as the other cameras I have have internal NDs).
Which lens and camera were used, and what was the focal point?
Hi Jeven, great video. I was on the fence about VND filters but after watching your video, I agree that yes more hassle in changing out just ND filters but I don't think I would like the cross polarization. Dave..
Thanks for the review. You mentioend doing this test with a wide lens. What mm? 16? 24? At what focal length would we expect to see cross polarization?
I was using 8mm on a m4/3 so 16mm full frame equivalent
Good info
what about the Nisi Variable ND? I have been using it for a while and despite it is cheaper than 100 US dollar I think it did pretty good job
After watching this video, perhaps fixed nd graduated filters are the way to go. Do you, or will you have a video discussing those? Square systems or screw on?
Man this was a great video. Very good points here, You have to have 2 VND Filters with you might as well just bring a few more and get the best image quality possible. The plus side to this is you can find cheaper ND's that look great and would for sure cost someone on a budget less money without sacrificing quality.....Sounds like another video lol
I already have the breakthrough photography 3 and 6 stop nd's. I was feeling like I had to pick up a set of vnd's, but I think I'll save the money and stick with what I have for now. Thanks! :)
How wide of a lens were you using ? Peter McKinnon advertisers no banding up to 16mm
8mm on the GH5 which is equivalent to a 16mm full frame
@@JevenDovey Good to know thank you very much for replying.
Did You try SLR Magic mark II VND?
Does stepping up to larger variable Nd filter size using step up rings help reduce cross x pattern when filters set to their max/min stops? Or does that only reduce vignetting. Ex 67mm lens -> 77mm variable nd filter
Yes that will help for sure.
Jeven Dovey ty!
What about any Hoya filters? They’ve got some really good stuff too and are a well known brand and being sold at many camera stores (at least around here in the Netherlands).
no tiffen or hoya?
what your showing looks like Polar pro looks best to me
Love this video, really don't like the ND filters I currently have, it makes my video too grey and on top of that it picks up the reflection of the lens
Polar Pro VND's all the way for me. I'm broke but happy lol
did u get 2-5 or 6-9?
ItsBrianaB both mate. They are both great.
Any one know how NISI comparing to these ND filters?
sometimes a vnd in photography is enough , my pro glass filter kit was £1200 , + 100mm polarizer , then holder . il try a set of polar pro's
Polar pro aren’t the best. Try NiSi ua-cam.com/video/O-RM1KieQo4/v-deo.html
@@JevenDovey im using firecrest ultra 100 ken kimenesky kit
thanks Jeven
Would you change your opinion of the Freewell magnet system is you were going with a ‘set’, for the fast on and off option, vs a variable ND?
As much as I’d love the PM Polar Pros, yeesh the CDN loonie doesn’t stretch that far. :p
No. The magnet is not reliable. It doesn't take more than a few seconds to screw on a new filter.
Jeven Dovey - ok cool thanks. What do you recommend as a ‘bang for your buck’ set that just works?
Haven’t watched yet, fixing to. For me shooting time lapse or panning video variable ND’s cause different shades of blue in the sky. I have several of these but to put it bluntly I hate them. Using a particular stoped ND is much better.
Hm this is the first video where they claimed there was some cross polarization in the Polar Pro or the Freewells.
I think it's because of that super wide angle. Most of reviews i've seen was shot at 24mm+ equiv. It's just something to consider if you shoot wide.
@@staplercut Yup. If you shoot longer you won't see the issues but I'm shooting on a 16mm equiv so thats why you see issues.
Jeven Dovey hi Aaron here, do you mean 16mm equivalent to full frame?
Sounds like the same arguments, more or less, for zooms vs primes..?
Send me your Polar pro if you’re trying to get ride of it haha . I’ll put it to good use :) great info on your channel by the way! Keep it coming!!
No cross polarization on my Freewells at 18mm.
When I saw your thumbnail, i thought it was a Pewdiepie video XD
Why no Tiffen?
Yes...agree with you. Cross polarization is really bad and disturbing especially if you have traveled to far places and the images are suboptimal
Yeah its a real bummer. I've had a bunch of photos ruined from my trip to the Azores last year because of one of these filters
Your student from Pakstan. love from Pakistan.
You’d think by now we would have automatic digital ND filters. I wish I had the know how to make it a thing.
Your reviews the best, all the rest seem so staged and superficial
I've used a hoya when I first started out. I didnt really like it and barely used it. Invested in the polar pros recently and I love them. Worth the pricepoint my opinion 💪🏾
did u get 2-5 or 6-9?
Oh okay
Variadable
nice ^^
Yep! They all suck. Fixed is the way to go
Don’t really enjoy this green screen seems 2010 ish
It’s not a green screen 🤔
Jeven Dovey dang well what is it
Breaking people’s business, everything you said here not correct.
Why is it not correct. Explain
^CLOWN^
@@JevenDovey What a clown! Never even replied to you, lol. Thanks for the great info!
Overthinking you've lost your way bro. Get back to the basics. It's only UA-cam.
KonTiki Nomads Let our man do his thing.
Jeven has a professional video production company, so I would imagine that image quality is very important to his success.