You're welcome 😊. Glad you found the video useful. I definitely need an ND 1000, sometimes I have to stack 2 filters together to get the right exposure 😅😅
Lol trust me man, I thought the same until I saw the price of Polar Pro and the other top brands going for $300-400 and this one grabbed my attention with the CPL filter built-in
That's an issue all variable ND Filters have my friend. The darker you go, the more prominent the vignetting and X-Spot. This filter, unlike cheaper brands, doesn't vignette as much and the "X" spot is non-existent. If you want to get rid of this vignetting, get ready to spend upwards of $200USD for PolarPro or Tiffen filters. For the price, this is performing extremely well.
You definitely need an ND filter if you only shoot on cinema lenses because that means you mainly shoot videos and the main way to correct your exposure while capturing videos with the correct settings is with an ND filter so you can use the right shutter speed, ISO, and Aperture.
and also if you go super cheap you will notice loss of sharpness and crazy color shifts. I have an old K&F and is quite decent and costs like 40 USD. but that polarization control is important, because whenever you're changing your exposure, you're rotating one of the polarizers inside, and you may not get the image that you want.
That's so true, I have a set of cheap NDs I got a couple years ago and they were terrible with colour shifts and vignetting. This K&F concept one has been doing a good job so far even though there's still a slight colour shift, but I make sure to correct the white balance after adding the filter to the lens with a white balance card.
I got six separate ones for $60, they’re Gobe which are also great. (From 4 to 1000). I’m looking forward to experimenting. Thanks for the video !
You're welcome 😊. Glad you found the video useful. I definitely need an ND 1000, sometimes I have to stack 2 filters together to get the right exposure 😅😅
2-5 or 6-9 VND Filter for the iPhone 15 Pro Max?
Awesome
“Oh cheap I wonder how much it i- *$100*….oh”
Lol trust me man, I thought the same until I saw the price of Polar Pro and the other top brands going for $300-400 and this one grabbed my attention with the CPL filter built-in
Which lens used???
For this clip I used the Lumix S 85mm f/1.8 and also the Lumix S 20-60mm f/3.5-5.6 kit lens for a few shots.
is it just me or does anyone else notice really bad vignetting in this filter? The darker it gets, the more the vignetting pops up...
That's an issue all variable ND Filters have my friend. The darker you go, the more prominent the vignetting and X-Spot. This filter, unlike cheaper brands, doesn't vignette as much and the "X" spot is non-existent. If you want to get rid of this vignetting, get ready to spend upwards of $200USD for PolarPro or Tiffen filters. For the price, this is performing extremely well.
X series? lmao name is deceiving... in a good way
2-5 or 6-9 VND Filter for the iPhone 15 Pro Max?
Hey, this is a genuine question. Everyone always tells me to buy a ND filter but I only shoot on cinema lenses, so is there still a need for them?
You definitely need an ND filter if you only shoot on cinema lenses because that means you mainly shoot videos and the main way to correct your exposure while capturing videos with the correct settings is with an ND filter so you can use the right shutter speed, ISO, and Aperture.
Yes sir!!
Which nd filter you used
K&F Concept Nano X Series
and also if you go super cheap you will notice loss of sharpness and crazy color shifts. I have an old K&F and is quite decent and costs like 40 USD. but that polarization control is important, because whenever you're changing your exposure, you're rotating one of the polarizers inside, and you may not get the image that you want.
That's so true, I have a set of cheap NDs I got a couple years ago and they were terrible with colour shifts and vignetting. This K&F concept one has been doing a good job so far even though there's still a slight colour shift, but I make sure to correct the white balance after adding the filter to the lens with a white balance card.
Do you recomend me this filter or u have something better with fair price and send me the amazon link
Compared to the other high-end brands and their prices, this is the First one I'd recommend. Check it out here on Amazon: amzn.to/4dAA7Rd
Can you send me z amazon link?