it is definitely worthy! thanks for the review. I love your simple and pro videos mate. I suffered from other brands. and went for the original DJI filters, cuz these were not available in the country where I was filming.
Yes the filters are small and hard to handle but, what I do is use the cloth that comes with the filters to attach and detach the filters. This helps keeping them clean also.
12:57 Expensive filter (reputation etc) and yet it loose so much details that picture 1" Camera, which we all were waiting for so long, looks like through dirty glass. Thanks for review! "Clearly fame isn't everything..." 🙂
I want to keep the CPL on my Pocket 3. But when I turn my Pocket 3 off, the camera head can not stay in the correct position. Is this a problem for the Pocket 3?
Hello, it is a wonderful video, thanks to share it. I need ask a question please. I have Pocket 3 for a little time. I make only documentaries in sunny places and I want to use one filter only because I don't have free time to change it. I could use a VND filter, but it causes a slight loss of video quality, so I'm thinking to put one fixed ND/PL filter on my Pocket 3. I shoot only in 4K 50p in sunny days, with what a light transparent cloud. If I want to use a ND/PL filter with a 50-400 ISO range and Automatic Exposure, is it more useful to buy a ND16/PL or ND32/PL filter? I thank you.
If you want to use ND filters with the Pocket 3, I would buy both the ND16 and ND32. That way you have options when the light is brighter and dimmer, instead of buying only one filter and only being able to use it in specific light and weather.
@@dominey THANKS for your reply. I need to ask another questions please. Since on sunny days, I only shoot in 4K 50p, perhaps with this high FPS and with Auto Exposure 50-400 ISO it is not very useful to use an ND filter. So I thought about buying a CPL filter and always leaving it installed. I only shoot in sunny areas, so a CPL, as well as carrying out the polarizing activity, is also useful for obtaining clips fuller of color and contrast (I like them), then it doesn't hurt if it lowers the light by 1 stop. What do you think about it? Am I doing something stupid and is it better to buy 2 NDPL?
Not much difference in your examples to grant the extra cost and hassle. Thanks for the demostrations and honest opinion.
it is definitely worthy!
thanks for the review. I love your simple and pro videos mate. I suffered from other brands. and went for the original DJI filters, cuz these were not available in the country where I was filming.
Yes the filters are small and hard to handle but, what I do is use the cloth that comes with the filters to attach and detach the filters. This helps keeping them clean also.
I'm picking up some definite contrast reduction in the samples with the ND filters on vs without.
12:57 Expensive filter (reputation etc) and yet it loose so much details that picture 1" Camera, which we all were waiting for so long, looks like through dirty glass. Thanks for review!
"Clearly fame isn't everything..." 🙂
I’m waiting for mine 🤞 they arrive soon. Thank you for sharing
Did you get it? How did it go?
@@SergSpace I’m still waiting for them…😮💨🤦♂️
@@brandt_bennett 4 weeks?Wow. Did you buy them from China?
I mainly do video shooting of cars. I put the Osmo on the faucet of my car and take some action shots. What ND filters do I need in this case?
For the Pocket 3, would you buy the PolarPro or Freewell filters?
Or K&F Concepts. I have the same question. Freewell vs K&F.
I want to keep the CPL on my Pocket 3. But when I turn my Pocket 3 off, the camera head can not stay in the correct position. Is this a problem for the Pocket 3?
There are lot of other brands that make low profile filters that you can leave on and do not impede the closing\folding of the gimble when turned off.
will these remove windshield reflections?
This was a really good explanation of the range of filters. Thanks a million!!
Hello, it is a wonderful video, thanks to share it. I need ask a question please. I have Pocket 3 for a little time. I make only documentaries in sunny places and I want to use one filter only because I don't have free time to change it. I could use a VND filter, but it causes a slight loss of video quality, so I'm thinking to put one fixed ND/PL filter on my Pocket 3. I shoot only in 4K 50p in sunny days, with what a light transparent cloud. If I want to use a ND/PL filter with a 50-400 ISO range and Automatic Exposure, is it more useful to buy a ND16/PL or ND32/PL filter? I thank you.
If you want to use ND filters with the Pocket 3, I would buy both the ND16 and ND32. That way you have options when the light is brighter and dimmer, instead of buying only one filter and only being able to use it in specific light and weather.
@@dominey THANKS for your reply. I need to ask another questions please. Since on sunny days, I only shoot in 4K 50p, perhaps with this high FPS and with Auto Exposure 50-400 ISO it is not very useful to use an ND filter. So I thought about buying a CPL filter and always leaving it installed. I only shoot in sunny areas, so a CPL, as well as carrying out the polarizing activity, is also useful for obtaining clips fuller of color and contrast (I like them), then it doesn't hurt if it lowers the light by 1 stop. What do you think about it? Am I doing something stupid and is it better to buy 2 NDPL?
I bought the whole set and found I just couldn't bother to consistently changing them on the go anymore
Which do you use most?
Anamorphic 1,6x Lens Adapters for the DJI-3 will matter greatly once they are coming out. Polarizers are utterly irrelevant in comparison.
Which of the kits do you recommend?
Can I stack the CP onto the ND filter directly? If yes, I will not need the ND/PL, right?
As you have both reviewed Polarpo and Freewell sets which do you prefer/advice as solid nds for pocket 3? I’m torn between both.
Great review! What do you with the missing in-between stops (nd16and nd64)? Do you solve this by upping the iso one stop?
Good review Todd