I am SO glad I found your videos! You do an excellent job explaining, and at a rate I don't ask myself, "what did he just say?" Keep up the great work sir!
You are the best at timelapse/hyperlapses, I would be very interested in a video showing how you record timelapses on a full frame camera! Your work is so sharp. Its always a pleasure to watch these explanations. Thank you
Many thanks Michael, I have done several dozen of videos about timelapses on a full frame camera in my channel, where I cover every specific aspect. Here you find links to the very important ones: ua-cam.com/video/B3-aApVis6w/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/j8xlKVnluek/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/KeXL3-_Naa8/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/6xieKQSUmWQ/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/o1Sswa8ds7g/v-deo.html
My video about Motion blur: ua-cam.com/video/j8xlKVnluek/v-deo.html My video about Time lapses and Hyperlapses: ua-cam.com/video/B3-aApVis6w/v-deo.html DJI MINI 3 PRO: amzn.to/3BOYE4B ND Filters for the Mini 3 Pro: amzn.to/3P8z9P1 ND Filters for the Mini 3 Pro (for Hyperlapses): amzn.to/3JSs9EV ND filters for the Mini 2: amzn.to/3dhWvEg ND filters for the Air 2S: amzn.to/3BQdOXt ua-cam.com/video/GKurtHeQVWM/v-deo.html SanDisk Memory Card: amzn.to/3QtXW12 As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. On1 Photo RAW: my photo editing and video organizing software: www.on1.com/affiliates/idevaffiliate.php?id=1161 Coupon Code: VICVP15 for 15% discount on price My video about ON1 Photo RAW: ua-cam.com/video/z_-yvnhGpRE/v-deo.html Neat Video, best denoiser for video: www.neatvideo.com/?linkID=p7938
Great video about the filters👍For me the most important reason for ND/PL filters from Freewell is the motion blur for flying low over fields, trees etc. And especially for the Mini 3 Pro to prevent the slightly color banding when flying over water. You really need the ND/Pl filters for preventing this. I discovered the slightly color banding in some scenario's without the ND/Pl filters, with the filters on it was totally gone! I mostly use the ND32PL and the ND64PL. Lower values are useless in most normal to bright light conditions in my personal opinion. Greetings from 🇳🇱
You are right, when flying low the ND filters make a noticeable difference. Yes, vakue kiwer than ND32 are only useful in cloudy days or closer to sunset or sunrise
Thanks very much for the advice you’ve provided in this video - seems a smallish set up to nd64 will suffice for almost all general video with the drone!,
Thanks...I've subbed and watched several of your videos the past 12 hours and you provided some great content. The only thing I hate about your videos is it just shows me how much I still need to learn. I knew most of what you said already for the ND filters, but the examples of the with/without ND filter hyperlapse of the cars in he city with the fast shutter speed with no blur that look more like stop-motion, and low shutter speed with blur is exactly what I need to show my brother. He has the Mavic 2 Pro (versus my Mini 3 Pro) so he has an adjustable aperture, but I don't think he fully realizes the value of motion blur and the correct shutter speed and 180 degree rule. I'll send him this, but I'm not sure if he has watched the other video sent explaining this. The other video was great, but your no-ND filter was more clear with the with/without ND filter than the other video.
Thank you, I really enjoy your videos. I would like to take photos and videos at the same time; isn’t it a problem with a nd filter, don’t you have to land the drone and remove the filter for photos?
very interesting video! thanks for the always updated content that you propose to us on the channel! I have seen your videos on time lapse and hyperlapse techniques with motion bleur .. I would ask you if you could go into detail on the subject explaining how to use ND filters in order to respect the 180 degrees rule .. I hope for your next video by see this content .. thanks for everything you do! top !!
Grazie Andrea, this is a quick and basic reply to your question: to respect the 180 rule in time lapses we have to use in most cases a shutter speed of 1 second, 1.5, or 2 seconds. It is in most cases impossible to use such long speeds without ND filters, as the image would be over exposed. The only way is to reduce the light entering the sensor by using the correct ND filter. I will very soon publish the ultimate guide to time lapses and hyperlapses which will deal with all these techniques
Hi Peter, I do a lot of hyperlapses and I generally avoid the middle of a sunny day. ND256 is a filter that I use a lot in other drones, but the Mini 3 gathers much more light due to the very wide aperture. Freewell has a 6 pack set that I have linked in my video with values from ND4 to ND 64 (all you need for video), plus a ND 1000, very useful for hyperlapses. In this case you will have ND 64, 256 and 1000 and will be well upplied for both video and hypelapse
Hi Rob, polarized filters are very good for most used. But not for panorama photosgraphy. So, if you intend to do a lot of panorama better avoid them, otherwise it is a good choice
When I traveled from Hawaii to Catania I looked at Mount Etna with scorn knowing that she could blow at any time unlike our volcanoes here in Hawaii this one's got a big attitude......
I know what you mean, I should have phrase it differently. Whenever you shoot anywhere in the direction of the sun, even close to sunset you cannot expose correctly with the Mini 3 without ND filters
I am SO glad I found your videos! You do an excellent job explaining, and at a rate I don't ask myself, "what did he just say?" Keep up the great work sir!
Many thanks,
Glad it was helpful!
You are the best at timelapse/hyperlapses, I would be very interested in a video showing how you record timelapses on a full frame camera! Your work is so sharp. Its always a pleasure to watch these explanations. Thank you
Many thanks Michael,
I have done several dozen of videos about timelapses on a full frame camera in my channel, where I cover every specific aspect.
Here you find links to the very important ones:
ua-cam.com/video/B3-aApVis6w/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/j8xlKVnluek/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/KeXL3-_Naa8/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/6xieKQSUmWQ/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/o1Sswa8ds7g/v-deo.html
A great overview, will now look your video about hyperlapse... thanks for your effort!
Thank you,
I appreciate!
My video about Motion blur: ua-cam.com/video/j8xlKVnluek/v-deo.html
My video about Time lapses and Hyperlapses: ua-cam.com/video/B3-aApVis6w/v-deo.html
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ND Filters for the Mini 3 Pro: amzn.to/3P8z9P1
ND Filters for the Mini 3 Pro (for Hyperlapses): amzn.to/3JSs9EV
ND filters for the Mini 2: amzn.to/3dhWvEg
ND filters for the Air 2S: amzn.to/3BQdOXt
ua-cam.com/video/GKurtHeQVWM/v-deo.html
SanDisk Memory Card: amzn.to/3QtXW12
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
On1 Photo RAW: my photo editing and video organizing software: www.on1.com/affiliates/idevaffiliate.php?id=1161
Coupon Code: VICVP15 for 15% discount on price
My video about ON1 Photo RAW: ua-cam.com/video/z_-yvnhGpRE/v-deo.html
Neat Video, best denoiser for video: www.neatvideo.com/?linkID=p7938
Great video about the filters👍For me the most important reason for ND/PL filters from Freewell is the motion blur for flying low over fields, trees etc. And especially for the Mini 3 Pro to prevent the slightly color banding when flying over water. You really need the ND/Pl filters for preventing this. I discovered the slightly color banding in some scenario's without the ND/Pl filters, with the filters on it was totally gone! I mostly use the ND32PL and the ND64PL. Lower values are useless in most normal to bright light conditions in my personal opinion. Greetings from 🇳🇱
You are right,
when flying low the ND filters make a noticeable difference.
Yes, vakue kiwer than ND32 are only useful in cloudy days or closer to sunset or sunrise
It is really very great video, appreciated for time, effort and detailed information put it in .
Thanks very much for the advice you’ve provided in this video - seems a smallish set up to nd64 will suffice for almost all general video with the drone!,
Nice vid! Thanks.
Your written article mentions ND filters on the Mini 3 Pro are needed due to the Rule of Thirds.
excellent video and explanation, i learnt a lot as new drone use with a mini 3 pro--thankyou
Thanks...I've subbed and watched several of your videos the past 12 hours and you provided some great content. The only thing I hate about your videos is it just shows me how much I still need to learn. I knew most of what you said already for the ND filters, but the examples of the with/without ND filter hyperlapse of the cars in he city with the fast shutter speed with no blur that look more like stop-motion, and low shutter speed with blur is exactly what I need to show my brother. He has the Mavic 2 Pro (versus my Mini 3 Pro) so he has an adjustable aperture, but I don't think he fully realizes the value of motion blur and the correct shutter speed and 180 degree rule. I'll send him this, but I'm not sure if he has watched the other video sent explaining this. The other video was great, but your no-ND filter was more clear with the with/without ND filter than the other video.
Thank you, and welcome aboard.
Yes, the control of motion blur is the absolute must in time lapses and a lot of people get it totally wrong
Excellent video ! Thanks
Thanks for sharing this information on ND filters.
Thank you Ron,
I am glad you liked it!
When you apply the filter on the front of the drone, how many people run in auto vs man?
very cool
I miss Capacti it's such a nice little town and I can go surfing there as well
Aloha kb
Hawaii
I did some windsurfing in Maui a few years ago. I loved it!
Well done thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, I really enjoy your videos. I would like to take photos and videos at the same time; isn’t it a problem with a nd filter, don’t you have to land the drone and remove the filter for photos?
very interesting video! thanks for the always updated content that you propose to us on the channel! I have seen your videos on time lapse and hyperlapse techniques with motion bleur .. I would ask you if you could go into detail on the subject explaining how to use ND filters in order to respect the 180 degrees rule .. I hope for your next video by see this content .. thanks for everything you do! top !!
Grazie Andrea,
this is a quick and basic reply to your question: to respect the 180 rule in time lapses we have to use in most cases a shutter speed of 1 second, 1.5, or 2 seconds.
It is in most cases impossible to use such long speeds without ND filters, as the image would be over exposed. The only way is to reduce the light entering the sensor by using the correct ND filter.
I will very soon publish the ultimate guide to time lapses and hyperlapses which will deal with all these techniques
Very cool 🤝😎
Thanks!
I’ve used the 256 ND for day shots on the DJI Mini 3 pro. But feel like it’s not enough… Where can I find a stronger ND filter? Anyone know?
freewell has 512, ND2000
Hi Peter,
I do a lot of hyperlapses and I generally avoid the middle of a sunny day. ND256 is a filter that I use a lot in other drones, but the Mini 3 gathers much more light due to the very wide aperture.
Freewell has a 6 pack set that I have linked in my video with values from ND4 to ND 64 (all you need for video), plus a ND 1000, very useful for hyperlapses.
In this case you will have ND 64, 256 and 1000 and will be well upplied for both video and hypelapse
However the fog or you can call it smoke from volcanoes
In Sicily and Hawaii remain the same.......
Should I get ND filters with polarized? Thanks!
Hi Rob,
polarized filters are very good for most used. But not for panorama photosgraphy.
So, if you intend to do a lot of panorama better avoid them, otherwise it is a good choice
@@VICVideopIC Thanks Vic!
La Cosa Nostra
If you're flying low. Otherwise they don't matter a lot.
really good explanations, thanks! Uploaded my first mini 3 pro Video aswell and also used ND Filters. Would be happy, if u take a look.
I just watched your video and I found it truly excellent.
Well done!
@@VICVideopIC big thanks, really appreciate it.
When I traveled from Hawaii to Catania I looked at Mount Etna with scorn knowing that she could blow at any time unlike our volcanoes here in Hawaii this one's got a big attitude......
The real dangerous thing here in Sicily are the earthquakes caused by Mount Etna
i dont think anybody will fly directly to the sun mid-day 😂
I know what you mean,
I should have phrase it differently.
Whenever you shoot anywhere in the direction of the sun, even close to sunset you cannot expose correctly with the Mini 3 without ND filters
Yet another video where I like the No filter better... Is it just me or?