What ND Filters DO & DON'T Do
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- ND filters are super useful in both video and photography but there's seems to be a bit of confusion about what they do and don't do. Here's a quick explanation.
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00:00 Intro
00:22 Important Settings
02:20 What ND Filters DO
03:44 What ND Filters DON'T Do
05:08 Gradual ND Filters
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Crystal clear as always !! thanks Joris !!
You broke this down really nicely! Appreciate it Joris!
Awsome video! Very useful! Thanks Joris
Thanks A LOT Joris! I was supremely confused on the matter and now I know what it does and how it works!
Thanks so much Joris 🙏🏻
Best video on this topic. great job.
amazing video Joris, you explained it well compared to other confusing videos i seen lol
Well done! Could you do one on Variable vs fixed and which one you should start with?
Hey, Henk! It's really just a mater of what you're using the filter for in my opinion. Variable ones, no matter how expensive and good the quality is, will always have a slight color shift or extra vignetting because it's two piece of glass with different coatings on top of each other. So, you always lose image quality. A fixed ND, a good one, shouldn't have any loss in image quality. Of course, for run and gunning and vlogging, having to switch fixed NDs is all the time is a pain in the ass so it's easier to use a variable one.
@@JorisHermans Thank you. I mostly shoot outdoor (in the middle of the day sometimes). I cannot change it, so are considering just to make the light less bright.
Maybe a set of magnetic fixed ND would be a good solution.
@@JorisHermans Thanks! Sounds like a good solution
This video should be watched with an ND filter on. 😎
Joris is very bright. 😉
Great explanation! 👌
Shine bright like a diamond! 💎💥😎
Haha best comment
Even tho i knew what nd filters do i still watched it and i liked the way you explained it. Simple! 😀✌
Sirra video babbe! Love from Punjab! ❤️
Filters that's a topic that someone could do a whole series of videos on😆
Personally most or maybe many of us can get by with a variable ND and CPL or Circular Polarizer for water and some other situations, CPL's work for car photos too.
In my film days I had a whole pack of filters, red, yellow, blue, ND, polarizers of fixed grades, thank goodness I only carry three these days, a variable ND, CPL and a spare UV-clear, which I know is a touchy subject for some, but I tend to break stuff at times and the UV have save me from ruining an expensive lens😉 much cheaper to replace a filter than a lens I just have to remember to remove the filter from lens every now and then and give it a clean, dust always seems to find its way in.
Cheers.
I can't help but wonder if I inspired this video a little. 🤔
Thanks for the great break down Joris. I don't always comment but I never miss a video end to end. Keep it up 👌
You and a few others! 🙂 Sometimes a good video idea is right there in the comments 👌🏻👊🏻💥
@@JorisHermans haha yep I've done the same.
Great job Joris! How’s Belgium?
Preparing for winter! 😅
Hey Joris…I have a question, and possibly worth a video.
I have an M50, love it and my go to lens is the Sigma 16mm f1.4 DC DN for photographs.
For video in 4k, adding the crop factor, it’s a 38/39mm - solo vlogging in 4k with it is, shall we say “painful” having to stretch out max reach and hold the camera.
So…all that said above, would a “wide angle adapter” be something to think about or use? Have you tried them?
Never tried it because with my M50 I always vlog in 1080 because of the autofocus. It's not usable in 4K and I don't want to think about manual focus when I'm vlogging because I know I will forget to focus and mess up a lot of shots 😅
joris what is the best base iso for a flat profile mulation on the cannon m 50?
100 💥
I guess that's why lights are used to "fill" in those "shadows." 😇👌
on f/22 it looked like you were standing in front of a green screen haha.
Trying to tell us something with the hidden all seeing eye? 🤣
😅