@@PhillipSkraba The total charge time for all 3 is the same, it’s just that 1 and 2 are done faster so you can use a full battery in 20 min instead of 50.
Phil. I have that floating thing. It is ok. I live on an island, here in Japan (which is also a big island), and often fly near the ocean and over it. I have used it a few times, but find that it really limits what I can do with the drone, when it is attached. For one, my field of view is limited. When I do Active Track, the floaties are always getting in the frame. I can't shoot pano, because the floaties also get in the way. Also, they have a lot of wind resistance, so you might want to add more time to your return to home setting, or else it might not make it back (in which case you will really need the floating capability). I have landed on the water with it and then taken off. It works fine. BUT, BUT.....if you land and take off, go straight up. Do not (like I did once), try to take off, moving forward. It flipped over. Fortunately, I was near it. Anyway, it is ok. Just know that there are some things you all need to consider.
I dont recommend ever trying to Land in the ocean even with the water landing attachment since any wave could still flit it over and you rather just avoid water when youre battery is running low
I have a DJI mini 2 SE and was surprised to find out that most of (not all) your accessories still keep a sub 250g drone legal to fly without registration or RID. The 2 things I did different was The DJI Mini 2 Two-Way Charging Hub at $39.00, only charges (as you stated) batteries in sequence (1 at a time) so the Hanatora Battery USB Charger with Quick Charge 3.0 for DJI Mini's at $13.99 is a cheaper way to go! not to mention it's easier to store in your bag because of its much smaller size. and I went with a "weighted" (orange & black) landing pad, so it doesn't need to be staked. Thank you for the insight into these accessories.
I just upgraded to the mini 2 after seeing how much better occusync is, the mini 2 bag in the fly more combo is alot better, you can get so much more in it compared to the mini 1 case, you can even fit in a second charger pack, i now have my mini 1 and mini 2 batterys in the bag, in the words of clarkson more power :D
Occysync makes a HUGE difference, I actually want to fly this little drone all the time! I hated flying the Mini 1 due to the signal failure all the time. I didn't enjoy the bag at first, but I've seen the light and I love it now! Lots more power!!
Worth highlighting that adding accessories, e.g. prop guards etc will increase weight over 250 grams and therefore require the drone to be operated in line with the more stringent CAA >250 gram regulations
Sure, there's that too. I'm pretty sure most people know that any of these will weight over 1g anyhow, as long as you're careful and considerate you should be fine.
I saw another comment ask already but I wanted to reiterate I'd love to see a video showing the difference for those filters! Just to really understand what they do, thanks for a really great video!
I've done quite a lot of videos on filters Chelsea, you'll find them on my channel. For me they are very important when it comes to achieving "cinematic" footage.
I have a Mavic Air 2 and wanted a little brother, so purchased the Mini 2 which is arriving in next day or two. Can I pair one Remote to both and just carry the one remote which will just work when I turn either of the drones on to fly?
the problem with these accessories is that the DJI care refresh says when you put on an accessory not made by DJI they state that you won't be covered. I'm not sure how strict they are with this and how they check but there is a possibility.
Well, I don't see how they could ever know what you have on your drone, so I wouldn't worry about that too much. Just go Shaggy on them, "it wasn't me".
the floating thing is a must if you fly over water. i lost a drone in the water. now i have one, i dont land on water so i cut the foam so it dsoent get in the field of view of the camera. if my drone goes in the water at least it will be floating on the surface and i will use my care refresh
Sure, I've dropped a few videos on them, you can find them in the DJI Mini 2 playlist on my channel. They basically allow you to limit the amount of light entering your lens and lower your shutter to achieve natural motion blur for a more natural and cinematic look.
I'm an avoid photography and the Mini 2 is my first drone. I really like it. I discovered your channel while searching for filters. Really appreciate your videos. You probably know and others may have noted it, regarding the blade guards, the firmware/software app now recognize when you use the guards. I put my on, the screen showed it recognized the guards and was calibrating for the guards. Thus, no need to go into the Settings from what I can see. Look forward to watching your other videos. One question. I do like the bag (that you show) that came with my combo pack; very small. I've thought of getting a hard case which are larger. Thoughts hard case vs. the bag itself. The compact size of the bag makes it less visible and easy to put into my hiking pack.
Concerning the lipos bags, they probably give some a sense of security and possibly better than nothing but if they act like lipo batteries when the catch fire then they’ll burn very very hot and one batteries would most likely ignite the others it’s stored with and that poor little bag probably won’t stand a chance, lol just being real. I’d like to try the floaty but in windy conditions seems it “could” be an issue but I suppose not nearly as bad as a sunken drone.
In this video you say the pgytech cage sucks pretty badly but in your DJI Mini 2 propeller guards video you suggest it a great buy, flies well and offers better protection better than the DJI ones. Can you clarify?
A little zipp where you can put papers in. In my case i discovered only after an hour or so that there it containt the extra propellors, screwdriver an d so on
Hi! It is really cool video with very useful info, thank you! But I have a question for you, which cam do you use for your vlogs? She has really good and fast autofocus!
Phillip, I have a question about the water landing kit. I had the same thoughts regarding using the skids to recover the drone and claim the insurance. But I did wonder, how much sea water is kicked in to the underside of the drone as a result of take-off and landing? The bottom of the drone is vented to cool the battery. How problematic do you think it is?
the link to the nd filters you provided are for the DJI MAVIC MINI 2 are those the same as what you are using for your DJI MINI 2 (not MAVIC)? and the link to the propeller guards you gave says NOT FOR MINI 2
How many of the accessories (landing gear/float plane landing gear/cages) put the Mini 2 at or over 250 grams? Over 249 grams in Canada changes its classification and takes it from no license needed to needing a license ... and all of the flight area restrictions kick in too.
Phil. As a beginner, I will not know what filter to use and 8-pack just make it worse. Will you recommend to start some filter product with 3-Pack as a starter? Thanks!
Tony, it's really simple. ND32 in tropical sun or Vegas, ND16 in normal sunny weather, ND8 in cloudy sunny weather, ND4 when it starts to get a little dark.
Okay...help me out here. I am a newbie supreme to drone flying. Just purchased a mini 2 and have logged a whopping 17 min air time. lol I'm curious about the filters. So many (or too many) options available. Why do they help and which ones are the best for the mini 2?
They allow you to achieve natural motion blur like in feature films, or even real life. I’d go for the Freewell all day, you can find links below my Mini 2 videos. I also dropped a few videos on how to use them.
Another Question. If you are in a boat or a car (a plane 😃) can you take the drone (in the air) with you? Can you film yourself while uou are in a car? Talk to your audience filmed from above in a riding car.
i use also a landing gear but a different one. it connects the front and back arms and goes down from the arms. Because it connects the front and back arm it protects the front arm form breaking easily. it is stable because it stands on the outersides of the drone. Also it are only 2 plastic beams that fits in the standaard carry case i also have the landing gear that you have but i dont use it. because of the points above
Phillip Excellent review & help One quick question Do u think it is really important to have MOTOR CAPS on Mini 2 Pls help as im really confused as I stay in India and yes it is a bit dusty Cheers 😊
@@PhillipSkraba and I recommend an interiorvideo on your youtubesite 😀 with more tips maybe? First i am going to look in the box and then i buy the things you recommen like the soft landing thing and the floating gear of course.
Your post is one year old from this date, July 2022. Are you as enthusiastic now as you were a year ago about the DJI Mini 2 compared to the DJI Mini 3 pro?
Nice accessories. Regarding "cinematic look" and "amateurish look" - this is a matter of what look you want to achive to emphasize your story. I can set my shutter speed at 1/frame rate and fly very fast so I can get very blurry image for some reason, as well as I do not need to follow the 180-deegre rule and set some high shutter speed to emphasize the intense or disorientation in combination with fast flying. Cinematic does not mean slow camera move set at 24 fps and 1/48 of shutter speed. So nd filter is just a compensation for excessive light that you get for your specific frame rate and shutter speed. Cinematic refers to cinematography☻
Well hello, a worthy comment! Thanks for that Szymon, and even though I 100% agree with you in terms of using high and slow shutter speeds for cinematography, the standard is the 180 degree rule. So if you're on set and you're setting up the camera you'll set it to 25fps 1/50, right? It's the standard, it's what we all use. It's rare that someone would use a high shutter speed, films like Saving Private Ryan are very few where the cinematographer actually uses the shutter speed to be consequential to the story and pull the viewer in even closer. The same goes with slower and even fluctuating shutter speeds like you can see in Man of Fire, that was epic, and I even tried that look using that Arri 2B camera which has a dial on the bottom so you can change the shutter, it looked pretty cool. Using the shutter as a tool is fantastic, and one word I've learnt over the years I've been doing this is "consequential", I think that's so important. There are so many films that are beautiful, but they lack either story or they lack input from the cinematographer. So many people love their gear, and overuse gimbals, not even knowing what they should be used for and in what situations. So yes, I totally agree with you but disagree at the same time because as we know the 180 degree rule is the standard, it's what we reach for so that our footage looks "cinematic", hate that word and even I overuse it. If we ignore this rule we get very sharp footage like the "football mode" on the tv, however some directors such as Peter Jackson have used this to their advantage in films like the Hobbit to achieve a sharper, more realistic image with the Hobbits, odd experiment, but some agree it worked. Dzieki za wspaniala wiadomosc, ciesze sie jak ktos pisze z glowa 🔥
I can see sweeping restrictions coming in the next couple of years as drone ownership increases, especially around popular landmarks such as cathedral spires, sequoia forests, etc. More and more people will complain around the spoiled views from drones and the noise they create. I still want one.
I don't see that happening because of those reasons, but rather safety reasons. Let's hope drone pilots will use their heads and play nice or it ruins it for all of us.
sweep restrctions by nonsense burrucrats who've never flown a thing in their lives...yea no thanks. don't be dumb, fly with caution, don't fly where you should, you'll be fine
Phillip - thanks for a very helpful post, would be a great help if you actually showed the box in which the filters was delivered in. When using your link a lot of different filters shows up and not only for the mavic mini but also for mavic's other models - so it's a bit har to find the filterset you are actually referring to....
Hi Ole, sorry about that! I'll be making a video about these filters this week as the sun is finally going to come out in Poland, so I'll show you the box, what they look like and why you need them. If you're already decided, let me know what country you're in and I'll find a link to your Amazon.
Does the landing gear affect the flight of the mini 2? Maybe the landing gear catches a little bit of wind. When you’re flying the mini 2 with the landing gear, do you notice a difference? Thanks!
Good video and tips. One point I disagree with is the mini 2 is not flimsy but robust as a RUclipsr has already crash tested it and done other stress tests and the mini 2 has surpassed other drones .
Hi Mario, sure, what I meant is that if feels flimsy, it's very flexible, I think that is why it survived all those tests, I watched them too. It's a fantastic drone, and I've crashed my Mini original into the wall so many times, it didn't even scratch. My Mavic 2 Pro is so sturdy and stiff if it crashed like my Mini did it would be game over, so it's flimsiness is in my opinion one of its strengths.
Hi James! Sure! So start with your fps, if you're in Europe 25, if you're in the US 24. Then your shutter speed, set it to 1/50th and you're ready. All you do now is set the sensitivity, so your iso, start with iso 100. Now if it's sunny cloudy outside stick on an ND16 and see how the image looks on the phone, if the sky isn't completely white and the ground isn't completely dark you're good to go. If it's still too bright stick on the ND32, if it's too dark stick on the ND8. If it gets dark at night, take off the filter, and adjust the iso, so go to 200, 400, 800 until you get an image where you can see the scenery, usually 1600 and 3200 at night to see lights from buildings. I hope that helps!
@@PhillipSkraba I’m in Australia so I assume I stick to 25, appreciate you making your explanation nice and simple, I’ve consumed quite a few of your videos already since getting a DJI mini 2 for Christmas. Appreciate your work and the content you create, keep it coming, you have a new sub! 👊
Yes, 25fps in Australia. That's an awesome Christmas present! I bet you're having a lot of fun with it, tonnes of incredible scenery out there! You're welcome, I appreciate the sub 🔥
Do you know the weight of the ND filters? I am guessing they might be more than 1g which would then push the Mini 2 into new classification territory, at least as far as the UK rules are concerned, and no longer be legally able to fly in certain places. I'm not sure if/when anyone is stopped, their drone is ever weighed for compliance?
I think they might be a gram or two, they are very light. I have to be honest, I don't think the drone police would weigh the drone, I've never heard of that happening, the rules are more or less the same for all of us across Europe now.
@@PhillipSkraba oh ok gotcha, i thought it made rth more accurate or something, im pretty new to the new world. Dji mini2 is actually my first drone ever
Yes, it helps in those situations, especially as there are quite a lot of people a little too worried about hand launching and hand catching. That's great, how do you like it?
@@PhillipSkraba Oh okay, got it. Thanks for clarifying, I just got a mini 2 about a week ago, but I've only been able to fly it about 2-3 times; so far though it seems like a pretty good drone for a beginner, and it can even take a beating as I found out today when I crashed into a tree luckily it recovered itself pretty quick and no damage to the drone :) .
I have two questions. 1 - Is there a way to adapt Mavic Air 2 filters in Mini 2 or vice versa 2 - Is mini 2 or Mavic Air 2 Weather sealed enough, to fly in fog or very light rain? Great video.
No, the filters are quite different. Both can take quite a bit of fog, I would steer clear of rain, mind you I've had mine come back to me wet a few times and it's been ok. I wouldn't recommend it though. Thank You!
3:30 the 180 degree rule in cinema means something altogether different, a cut between angles intended to maintain location must be under 180 degrees apart or it will appear to have changed locations which will break up the continuity. The 180 degree rule typically applies to filming dialog been two people.
I'm afraid you're right and you're wrong. I am fully aware of the left right left right 180 degree rule, however, there are two 180 degree rules in cinematography, please take some time to look it up.
its really good cause if u have to land on grass then it doesnt let u fly back up without that stand since the gimbal gets messed up and also the proellers too i think so yeah thats a really important tool for me in case i mess up a landing or something not that i land on grass often but its still good to have.
You do make a lot of exhalent informative videos that must help a grate many people into the hobby. Thank you very much indeed for all your time and effort in producing them. However, one thing puzzles me and that is why you treat your equipment with such scant respect by wilfully throwing it around as though it's worthless?
Im new to drone footage and photography and videography can you explain how exactly it works with the nd filters and why exactly I need them and how to use them? It’s probably enough material for an own video I guess :D love your content it’s very easy to understand and I like how calm you explain everything, keep it up!
Hi Juri! So ND filters are simply put sunglasses for our cameras. To achieve natural motion blur, so the image not being too sharp or too blurry, we need to set the correct shutter speed. That is 1/50th if our frame rate it 25fps. Using that 180 degree rule as it's called, we allow far too much light into our lens, so we need to limit how much is getting in using ND filters. If you film at 25fps and have a shutter of 1/1000th, which is very fast, you'll have a very sharp and jittery image, if you go the other and use 1/25th you'll have a blurry and almost dream like image. I dropped a video on this recently - ruclips.net/video/ujavc5c4t8Q/видео.html Any questions just ask. Thank You!
Yes, content for drones is great when it comes to views, and I love it, but to keep myself sane I need to diversify sometimes or I’ll go loopy 😂 Nevertheless, more to come!
Can you make a special video regarding the filters. The only reason I haven't bought them is the reviews that state it causes gimble warning/malfunction/glitches. Have you experienced that? Do you know anyone who has? Asking for Mini 2. (Funny side note the day my Mini came the Mini 2 showed up on DJI website. Of course I sent it back and am now waiting on my Mini 2 to come). Thanks for the videos. Keep up the good work.
Hi Christopher! Yes, I'm actually waiting for a sunny day here in Poland, as for the last 2 weeks it's been so gloomy, the sun should be coming out this week, so filter video planned! Yes, I have experienced that, but it was user error, so my fault. If you put them on and they aren't in properly the gimbal will go loco, so you have to click them in correctly and put them on before you turn on the drone. That way it will turn on, feel them out and adjust them gimbal accordingly, you can always calibrate the gimbal too via the app for added perfection. 99% they are fine, but when I'm in a hurry and I don't put them on correctly and I put them on after I turn on the drone, they can go funny. So attach them correctly and you'll be just fine. I've been using them for over and year, and this has happened twice, both times my fault.
@@PhillipSkraba Thanks for the response. I'll pull the trigger and order them now. I'll use your affiliate link in Amazon if you have one. Thanks again.
@@christophernunez6802 Thanks for the support Christopher! Sure, it should be in the description. Most of the videos I've shot with the Mini 2 were made with the Freewell filters, a really great recommendation.
I can imagine that's stunning. I remember Westfields blasting around The Downs when I was younger and mountain biking, nice cars! Yes, the camera is stunning!
@@joeallan1969 It's excellent that they're constantly updating, it gives me more ideas for videos 😂 haha, I'm as normal and down to earth as you are Joe! I think you officially become a serious RUclipsr when RUclips sends you the first button 😂
Hi Phillip. Very helpful video. Thanks. I plan to buy a mini for sailing home vids. The floats will be perfect as insurance. Wind speed sometimes over 20 knots. Do you think mini 2 would be better than mavic?
Hi Philip. Where can I buy this bag for the mini 2? I can't find it anywhere, not even on the official DJI website. I also don’t find the pack of 8 lenses. In the suggested link, only the pack of 4 appears.
@@PhillipSkraba i want the Freewell ND filters all day 8 pack . And the dji bag, the one you have in the video. I cant find that one anywhere. Thanks a lot.
So I had a look around, and Amazon Germany is apparently the best to buy from to get it to Portugal. I'm afraid only the 4 pack is available though, which is odd - amzn.to/31yDZyG In terms of bags, the only official bag available on Amazon is this one - amzn.to/3ubYjSJ It's a step up from the one I have which comes as standard with the combo kit.
New subscriber here! Great and informative video, Phillip! I wish I had found your video sooner as I really could've used those floatation thingies you mentioned - I irretrievably lost my drone in Lake Tahoe due to an ESC malfunction and DJI refuses to replace it unless I send them the original drone. Also, I love the smooth appearing/disappearing text effect - how'd you do that? Keep up the great work!
Thank You Chris, great to have you on board! Oh gosh, well, if I could go down anywhere with my drone, it would be Lake Tahoe!! I stayed in a wonderful place there, The Coachman Hotel, what a wonderful place! Well, flying over water, these come in real handy! Yes, with DJI Care you need to physically give them back the drone. I had to do that with my Mavic 2 Pro, it landed in the swimming pool though, so not hard. The text is the Cinematic titles pack from MotionVFX, awesome company that makes plugins!
I'm new to drones and I'm interested in getting am ND filter but they usually come in Large packs and are pricey. What filter would you recommend for a beginner?
Hi Brittany, I would suggest the kit as an ND64 is used if the sun is really strong like in Vegas for example, normal sun ND32, cloudy sunny ND16, overcast ND4-ND8. A PL hybrid is awesome as you can get the shutter back down to 1/50th and darken the sky and kill reflections.
Charging in sequence is awesome. I need 1 full battery not 3 at 15%.
Yes, exactly!
That's actually really well thought out
@@darkspd31 that is actually really stupid, I want all 3 charged at the same rate and have 3 ready in 50 minutes not 1. Horrible product.
That would be much better, sure!
@@PhillipSkraba The total charge time for all 3 is the same, it’s just that 1 and 2 are done faster so you can use a full battery in 20 min instead of 50.
Phil. I have that floating thing. It is ok. I live on an island, here in Japan (which is also a big island), and often fly near the ocean and over it. I have used it a few times, but find that it really limits what I can do with the drone, when it is attached. For one, my field of view is limited. When I do Active Track, the floaties are always getting in the frame. I can't shoot pano, because the floaties also get in the way. Also, they have a lot of wind resistance, so you might want to add more time to your return to home setting, or else it might not make it back (in which case you will really need the floating capability). I have landed on the water with it and then taken off. It works fine. BUT, BUT.....if you land and take off, go straight up. Do not (like I did once), try to take off, moving forward. It flipped over. Fortunately, I was near it. Anyway, it is ok. Just know that there are some things you all need to consider.
I dont recommend ever trying to Land in the ocean even with the water landing attachment since any wave could still flit it over and you rather just avoid water when youre battery is running low
I have a DJI mini 2 SE and was surprised to find out that most of (not all) your accessories still keep a sub 250g drone legal to fly without registration or RID. The 2 things I did different was The DJI Mini 2 Two-Way Charging Hub at $39.00, only charges (as you stated) batteries in sequence (1 at a time) so the Hanatora Battery USB Charger with Quick Charge 3.0 for DJI Mini's at $13.99 is a cheaper way to go! not to mention it's easier to store in your bag because of its much smaller size. and I went with a "weighted" (orange & black) landing pad, so it doesn't need to be staked. Thank you for the insight into these accessories.
I just upgraded to the mini 2 after seeing how much better occusync is, the mini 2 bag in the fly more combo is alot better, you can get so much more in it compared to the mini 1 case, you can even fit in a second charger pack, i now have my mini 1 and mini 2 batterys in the bag, in the words of clarkson more power :D
Occysync makes a HUGE difference, I actually want to fly this little drone all the time! I hated flying the Mini 1 due to the signal failure all the time. I didn't enjoy the bag at first, but I've seen the light and I love it now! Lots more power!!
@@PhillipSkraba
I made a mistake of buying the se 😱
Less than 1-week later I bought the mini 2 🤣
Respect to this man for responding and giving a heart to practically every comment and question
Thank You! I try to do my best out here 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Worth highlighting that adding accessories, e.g. prop guards etc will increase weight over 250 grams and therefore require the drone to be operated in line with the more stringent CAA >250 gram regulations
Sure, there's that too. I'm pretty sure most people know that any of these will weight over 1g anyhow, as long as you're careful and considerate you should be fine.
why does everyone get so drone police karen over this 250G bullshit
@@Matanumi 😂 like they gonna come and surround your house over 1 gram
I think they are the Minotaur of the drone world, never seen them, hopefully never will.
@@gerardoflores2183 bro, germany be like that
"its a really nice bag" proceeds to throw the bag on the floor.
It likes it. That’s how I test it’s everyday use 😂
@@PhillipSkraba 💀
I saw another comment ask already but I wanted to reiterate I'd love to see a video showing the difference for those filters! Just to really understand what they do, thanks for a really great video!
I've done quite a lot of videos on filters Chelsea, you'll find them on my channel. For me they are very important when it comes to achieving "cinematic" footage.
@@PhillipSkraba Oh okay I'll go find those, thanks!
Anytime! Any questions, fire away!
I have a Mavic Air 2 and wanted a little brother, so purchased the Mini 2 which is arriving in next day or two. Can I pair one Remote to both and just carry the one remote which will just work when I turn either of the drones on to fly?
Just ordered my mini 2 yesterday. Ordered my freewell filter pack today.
I hope you're having fun with it!
Good video , good guy replying every comment.
I appreciate it man.
I do my best, it's not easy and takes around 1-2 hours a day, I guess as the channel grows it'll be harder and harder.
Thank you for the lipo bag recommendation. I had no idea!
You're welcome Steve!
the problem with these accessories is that the DJI care refresh says when you put on an accessory not made by DJI they state that you won't be covered. I'm not sure how strict they are with this and how they check but there is a possibility.
Well, I don't see how they could ever know what you have on your drone, so I wouldn't worry about that too much. Just go Shaggy on them, "it wasn't me".
warrenty? maybe?
care refresh? they don't care- send em the drone and they will replace it for the cost
it would be nice to see the mini 2 land on water and take off multiple times if you aren’t too timid
Sounds like a challenge!
Was the challenge recorded and posted in this channel?
@@news4me_nl Take a look - I’m pretty sure it was
we want to see the water landing
Just to be technical, at 249 grams, adding anything on the DJI Mini 2 drone puts it into a different category of drone for many countries.
Sure, that's correct.
the mini 2 weight 242g, not 249.
the floating thing is a must if you fly over water. i lost a drone in the water. now i have one, i dont land on water so i cut the foam so it dsoent get in the field of view of the camera. if my drone goes in the water at least it will be floating on the surface and i will use my care refresh
Yes, that's a good way to think about it if you're flying over water a lot, it's basically a safety net.
I'm watching this and I'm like... wait a sec, this is my town he's flying over. You've got yourself a sub, my man.
Wroclaw? Cool place, I go there fairly often.
Nice to see that waterfeature in real as an Amsterdam citizen. Is the drone water resistent? Does it still work if it it has been under water?
A waterproof drone would be awesome, however, these are not.
@@PhillipSkraba your footage made me confident to drone over the water. (And to buy a DJI mini2]
Can you explain more what those lenses do and how much they are . Thanks
Sure, I've dropped a few videos on them, you can find them in the DJI Mini 2 playlist on my channel. They basically allow you to limit the amount of light entering your lens and lower your shutter to achieve natural motion blur for a more natural and cinematic look.
I'm an avoid photography and the Mini 2 is my first drone. I really like it. I discovered your channel while searching for filters. Really appreciate your videos. You probably know and others may have noted it, regarding the blade guards, the firmware/software app now recognize when you use the guards. I put my on, the screen showed it recognized the guards and was calibrating for the guards. Thus, no need to go into the Settings from what I can see. Look forward to watching your other videos. One question. I do like the bag (that you show) that came with my combo pack; very small. I've thought of getting a hard case which are larger. Thoughts hard case vs. the bag itself. The compact size of the bag makes it less visible and easy to put into my hiking pack.
Concerning the lipos bags, they probably give some a sense of security and possibly better than nothing but if they act like lipo batteries when the catch fire then they’ll burn very very hot and one batteries would most likely ignite the others it’s stored with and that poor little bag probably won’t stand a chance, lol just being real. I’d like to try the floaty but in windy conditions seems it “could” be an issue but I suppose not nearly as bad as a sunken drone.
In this video you say the pgytech cage sucks pretty badly but in your DJI Mini 2 propeller guards video you suggest it a great buy, flies well and offers better protection better than the DJI ones. Can you clarify?
Sure Ian, this was on the Mini 1, the Mini 2 handles the cage a lot, lot better. The Mini 1 had a really hard time with it.
Are the batteries from the Mavic Mini 1 compatible with the Mini 2?
Thanks. Some good ideas there
Thanks!
A little zipp where you can put papers in. In my case i discovered only after an hour or so that there it containt the extra propellors, screwdriver an d so on
Yes, lots of little secret zips 😂
Hi! It is really cool video with very useful info, thank you!
But I have a question for you, which cam do you use for your vlogs? She has really good and fast autofocus!
You also have a zip pocket in the underside of the top of the bag for the extra propellers and tools!
Yes, that's correct!
Awesome presentation!! 😀👍💕
Thanks James!
Phillip, I have a question about the water landing kit. I had the same thoughts regarding using the skids to recover the drone and claim the insurance. But I did wonder, how much sea water is kicked in to the underside of the drone as a result of take-off and landing? The bottom of the drone is vented to cool the battery. How problematic do you think it is?
Hi, absolutely none at all. The drone was completely dry.
the link to the nd filters you provided are for the DJI MAVIC MINI 2 are those the same as what you are using for your DJI MINI 2 (not MAVIC)? and the link to the propeller guards you gave says NOT FOR MINI 2
How many of the accessories (landing gear/float plane landing gear/cages) put the Mini 2 at or over 250 grams? Over 249 grams in Canada changes its classification and takes it from no license needed to needing a license ... and all of the flight area restrictions kick in too.
All of them Chris, you’d have to be a nutter to put them on without a license.
@@PhillipSkraba Yeah, that's what I figured. I think I'll get some flight time without the worry of regulations first. :)
What do these things do as far as changing the weight for places where you don't have to register if the drone weighs under 250 grams, like canad
Oh gosh, no idea, they'll take the drone over the 250g, so that's your choice if you wish to fly with them on or not Perry.
I cant find the 8 pack lense from freeway for mini 2 on amazon. The link shows another brand. Can you still see this on amazon
Phil. As a beginner, I will not know what filter to use and 8-pack just make it worse.
Will you recommend to start some filter product with 3-Pack as a starter? Thanks!
Tony, it's really simple. ND32 in tropical sun or Vegas, ND16 in normal sunny weather, ND8 in cloudy sunny weather, ND4 when it starts to get a little dark.
Okay...help me out here. I am a newbie supreme to drone flying. Just purchased a mini 2 and have logged a whopping 17 min air time. lol I'm curious about the filters. So many (or too many) options available. Why do they help and which ones are the best for the mini 2?
They allow you to achieve natural motion blur like in feature films, or even real life. I’d go for the Freewell all day, you can find links below my Mini 2 videos. I also dropped a few videos on how to use them.
Another Question. If you are in a boat or a car (a plane 😃) can you take the drone (in the air) with you? Can you film yourself while uou are in a car? Talk to your audience filmed from above in a riding car.
Sure you can, you have to be very careful but sure!
the charger box itself is a portable charger and stores power in it, so u need a bagfor that too, its lium
Yes, it could come in handy.
i use also a landing gear but a different one.
it connects the front and back arms and goes down from the arms.
Because it connects the front and back arm it protects the front arm form breaking easily.
it is stable because it stands on the outersides of the drone.
Also it are only 2 plastic beams that fits in the standaard carry case
i also have the landing gear that you have but i dont use it. because of the points above
I saw a couple of different ones, I guess they all do the same thing.
Also, the multi battery charger uses smart charging and will charge whichever battery needs it
Yes, that's correct.
adding chapters would be very helpful (or timestamps)
Not a bad idea!
Phillip Excellent review & help One quick question Do u think it is really important to have MOTOR CAPS on Mini 2 Pls help as im really confused as I stay in India and yes it is a bit dusty Cheers 😊
Nah, absolutely no need at all.
Hi did you review a bait drop attachment for fishing.
Phillip I have question. I don’t ask it for myself but for the mini2 i just ordered. 😃 can yoy make a video inside your house, showing the interiior.
You're going to love the Mini 2! Sure you can use it inside your house, I'd recommend a propeller guards for it though, just in case.
@@PhillipSkraba and I recommend an interiorvideo on your youtubesite 😀 with more tips maybe? First i am going to look in the box and then i buy the things you recommen like the soft landing thing and the floating gear of course.
Your post is one year old from this date, July 2022. Are you as enthusiastic now as you were a year ago about the DJI Mini 2 compared to the DJI Mini 3 pro?
The Mini 2 is a fantastic drone, but I use the Mini 3 Pro now as it allows me to get that little bit more quality out of the shot.
What do you need a lipo safe bag for? It uses a lithium ion battery.
I’m afraid you’re wrong on that one, the Mini 2 uses LiPo batteries.
nice video man ! very helpfull
Thank You!
Why do you throw/bang the devices on the desk?? Did you get them free
This is how I test their durability, bought with my own money. If you buy yours, you can bang yours too, trust me, I won't mind.
Nice accessories. Regarding "cinematic look" and "amateurish look" - this is a matter of what look you want to achive to emphasize your story. I can set my shutter speed at 1/frame rate and fly very fast so I can get very blurry image for some reason, as well as I do not need to follow the 180-deegre rule and set some high shutter speed to emphasize the intense or disorientation in combination with fast flying. Cinematic does not mean slow camera move set at 24 fps and 1/48 of shutter speed. So nd filter is just a compensation for excessive light that you get for your specific frame rate and shutter speed. Cinematic refers to cinematography☻
Well hello, a worthy comment! Thanks for that Szymon, and even though I 100% agree with you in terms of using high and slow shutter speeds for cinematography, the standard is the 180 degree rule. So if you're on set and you're setting up the camera you'll set it to 25fps 1/50, right? It's the standard, it's what we all use. It's rare that someone would use a high shutter speed, films like Saving Private Ryan are very few where the cinematographer actually uses the shutter speed to be consequential to the story and pull the viewer in even closer. The same goes with slower and even fluctuating shutter speeds like you can see in Man of Fire, that was epic, and I even tried that look using that Arri 2B camera which has a dial on the bottom so you can change the shutter, it looked pretty cool. Using the shutter as a tool is fantastic, and one word I've learnt over the years I've been doing this is "consequential", I think that's so important. There are so many films that are beautiful, but they lack either story or they lack input from the cinematographer. So many people love their gear, and overuse gimbals, not even knowing what they should be used for and in what situations. So yes, I totally agree with you but disagree at the same time because as we know the 180 degree rule is the standard, it's what we reach for so that our footage looks "cinematic", hate that word and even I overuse it. If we ignore this rule we get very sharp footage like the "football mode" on the tv, however some directors such as Peter Jackson have used this to their advantage in films like the Hobbit to achieve a sharper, more realistic image with the Hobbits, odd experiment, but some agree it worked. Dzieki za wspaniala wiadomosc, ciesze sie jak ktos pisze z glowa 🔥
@@PhillipSkraba Coś podejrzewałem...☻ Dzięki za odpowiedź. Zgadzam się. Pozdrawiam.
haha no nie mow ze akcent! 😂🙈
@@PhillipSkraba Akcent troszeczkę, Twój angielski jest baaardzo dobry. Uwagę zwróciło też Twoje nazwisko.
@@szymonrakowski Ja sie urodzilem w Angli, mieszkalem tam wiekszosc swojego zycia, tu sie przeprowadzilem z 16 lat temu. No po nazwisku widac 😂
I can see sweeping restrictions coming in the next couple of years as drone ownership increases, especially around popular landmarks such as cathedral spires, sequoia forests, etc. More and more people will complain around the spoiled views from drones and the noise they create. I still want one.
I don't see that happening because of those reasons, but rather safety reasons. Let's hope drone pilots will use their heads and play nice or it ruins it for all of us.
sweep restrctions by nonsense burrucrats who've never flown a thing in their lives...yea no thanks.
don't be dumb, fly with caution, don't fly where you should, you'll be fine
and another useful video! ...subscribed :)
Thank You! Great to have you on board!
Thank you for this, the water landing kit looks like a life saver
You're welcome! Yes, it could come in handy for people flying over water a lot. I made a video about that, was quite fun.
Phillip - thanks for a very helpful post, would be a great help if you actually showed the box in which the filters was delivered in. When using your link a lot of different filters shows up and not only for the mavic mini but also for mavic's other models - so it's a bit har to find the filterset you are actually referring to....
Hi Ole, sorry about that! I'll be making a video about these filters this week as the sun is finally going to come out in Poland, so I'll show you the box, what they look like and why you need them. If you're already decided, let me know what country you're in and I'll find a link to your Amazon.
Can you add the details of the floating kit? Where to buy and current price and link?
I dropped a whole entire video of that testing it out - ruclips.net/video/cBX1CZryZV4/видео.html
Does the landing gear affect the flight of the mini 2? Maybe the landing gear catches a little bit of wind. When you’re flying the mini 2 with the landing gear, do you notice a difference? Thanks!
I wouldn't fly it in strong winds, no, I think the floats would have a hard time then.
What is that thing called the protects the props?
Good video and tips. One point I disagree with is the mini 2 is not flimsy but robust as a RUclipsr has already crash tested it and done other stress tests and the mini 2 has surpassed other drones .
Hi Mario, sure, what I meant is that if feels flimsy, it's very flexible, I think that is why it survived all those tests, I watched them too. It's a fantastic drone, and I've crashed my Mini original into the wall so many times, it didn't even scratch. My Mavic 2 Pro is so sturdy and stiff if it crashed like my Mini did it would be game over, so it's flimsiness is in my opinion one of its strengths.
😉 👍
Where do I get the strap thing to hold in the propellers because yes that is a super pain in the butt when I take it in and out of my case?!
You can pick that up off DJI if you want.
Great video, and super responses to questions! Thank you.
Thank You! I do my best go get back to everyone if I can.
Bought those filters because you said I need them, keen to understand when to use them and how to dial them in, thanks
Hi James! Sure! So start with your fps, if you're in Europe 25, if you're in the US 24. Then your shutter speed, set it to 1/50th and you're ready. All you do now is set the sensitivity, so your iso, start with iso 100. Now if it's sunny cloudy outside stick on an ND16 and see how the image looks on the phone, if the sky isn't completely white and the ground isn't completely dark you're good to go. If it's still too bright stick on the ND32, if it's too dark stick on the ND8. If it gets dark at night, take off the filter, and adjust the iso, so go to 200, 400, 800 until you get an image where you can see the scenery, usually 1600 and 3200 at night to see lights from buildings. I hope that helps!
@@PhillipSkraba I’m in Australia so I assume I stick to 25, appreciate you making your explanation nice and simple, I’ve consumed quite a few of your videos already since getting a DJI mini 2 for Christmas. Appreciate your work and the content you create, keep it coming, you have a new sub! 👊
Yes, 25fps in Australia. That's an awesome Christmas present! I bet you're having a lot of fun with it, tonnes of incredible scenery out there! You're welcome, I appreciate the sub 🔥
Do you know the weight of the ND filters? I am guessing they might be more than 1g which would then push the Mini 2 into new classification territory, at least as far as the UK rules are concerned, and no longer be legally able to fly in certain places. I'm not sure if/when anyone is stopped, their drone is ever weighed for compliance?
I think they might be a gram or two, they are very light. I have to be honest, I don't think the drone police would weigh the drone, I've never heard of that happening, the rules are more or less the same for all of us across Europe now.
Also the drone itself is less than 249g
Awesome bro thanks 👌
Thank You!
So whats the purpose of the landing pad if it doesnt actually land on it?
Well, I land on it. I’ve actually never RTH because I had to, I always land manually, so it comes in very useful on sand, snow and grass
@@PhillipSkraba oh ok gotcha, i thought it made rth more accurate or something, im pretty new to the new world. Dji mini2 is actually my first drone ever
Yes, it helps in those situations, especially as there are quite a lot of people a little too worried about hand launching and hand catching. That's great, how do you like it?
Doesn't the water land attachment make the drone much more vulnerable to wind, cause it got such big surface then?
Besides getting the freewell filter through ur links. Thanks a lot for u work.
Sure, a little bit, it all depends on the weather. I wouldn't use it in stronger winds as it could be a problem, in calm weather zero problems.
They are excellent. Thank You!
If i go into payload mode but only add on like 2.5 grams will it still give me the extra power boost??????
No, what the payload mode does is restrict your flight range, so I normally keep that off.
@@PhillipSkraba Oh okay, got it. Thanks for clarifying, I just got a mini 2 about a week ago, but I've only been able to fly it about 2-3 times; so far though it seems like a pretty good drone for a beginner, and it can even take a beating as I found out today when I crashed into a tree luckily it recovered itself pretty quick and no damage to the drone :) .
It’s an excellent drone, and yes, it’ll take a serious beating 🔥
I have two questions.
1 - Is there a way to adapt Mavic Air 2 filters in Mini 2 or vice versa
2 - Is mini 2 or Mavic Air 2 Weather sealed enough, to fly in fog or very light rain?
Great video.
No, the filters are quite different. Both can take quite a bit of fog, I would steer clear of rain, mind you I've had mine come back to me wet a few times and it's been ok. I wouldn't recommend it though. Thank You!
3:30 the 180 degree rule in cinema means something altogether different, a cut between angles intended to maintain location must be under 180 degrees apart or it will appear to have changed locations which will break up the continuity. The 180 degree rule typically applies to filming dialog been two people.
I'm afraid you're right and you're wrong. I am fully aware of the left right left right 180 degree rule, however, there are two 180 degree rules in cinematography, please take some time to look it up.
Thanks great review
You're welcome!
Does having the landing legs on it change how the drones flys at all?
No, not at all, I don't feel any difference on the Mini 2 at all.
its really good cause if u have to land on grass then it doesnt let u fly back up without that stand since the gimbal gets messed up and also the proellers too i think so yeah thats a really important tool for me in case i mess up a landing or something not that i land on grass often but its still good to have.
Where did you buy the protector cage that works well and the water floating gadget? Please let me know. Thanks!!
The floats and cage are part of one product, it's all linked in the description of this video.
Thanks philip
Another interesting video. Many thanks.
You're welcome John!
You do make a lot of exhalent informative videos that must help a grate many people into the hobby. Thank you very much indeed for all your time and effort in producing them.
However, one thing puzzles me and that is why you treat your equipment with such scant respect by wilfully throwing it around as though it's worthless?
Thank You Barry! Well, that puzzle is for the haters, they love it, so I make sure I give them something to moan about 😂
@@PhillipSkraba Ok but I think you may be feeding the problem like pouring petrol on the fire Phillip.
Regards and best wishes.
Yes, sometimes that’s true. Thanks Barry, all the best to you too.
Im new to drone footage and photography and videography can you explain how exactly it works with the nd filters and why exactly I need them and how to use them? It’s probably enough material for an own video I guess :D love your content it’s very easy to understand and I like how calm you explain everything, keep it up!
Hi Juri! So ND filters are simply put sunglasses for our cameras. To achieve natural motion blur, so the image not being too sharp or too blurry, we need to set the correct shutter speed. That is 1/50th if our frame rate it 25fps. Using that 180 degree rule as it's called, we allow far too much light into our lens, so we need to limit how much is getting in using ND filters. If you film at 25fps and have a shutter of 1/1000th, which is very fast, you'll have a very sharp and jittery image, if you go the other and use 1/25th you'll have a blurry and almost dream like image.
I dropped a video on this recently - ruclips.net/video/ujavc5c4t8Q/видео.html
Any questions just ask. Thank You!
@@PhillipSkraba You really deserve every subscription :) Thank you very much for that awesome answer and video that helped me very much!
Great , thorough and quick watch.. Filters bought, may look at the under carriage... Many thanks! Again...
You're welcome Paul, hope they come in handy! Did another video about them the other day.
@@PhillipSkraba thanks, sure, watched that too.. cool! Keep the content coming, especially for NEW drone users a HUGE market..
Yes, content for drones is great when it comes to views, and I love it, but to keep myself sane I need to diversify sometimes or I’ll go loopy 😂 Nevertheless, more to come!
Can you get a wide angle lens for the DJI mini 2. I’m trying to film my furniture pieces in tight spaces. Any help would be great. Thanks
I'm afraid not, I've asked a few companies about this I work with, they say it would weigh too much for the gimble to handle.
Is there a wide angle lens for the DJI Mini 2?
Not that I’m aware of, no.
No, because no one should be using wide angle lenses they fsck up your shot.
no, but the panoramas are amazing
@@bashkillszombies The lens on the Mini 2 is wide enough for me. I wouldn't say the F up the shot, it really depends on your situation and needs.
@@rileymeier2191 I haven't tried them yet, but will do soon.
I really enjoy your videos!
I’m happy you like them!
Thanks for the very informative Video Phil 👍🏼
Thank You!
Can you make a special video regarding the filters. The only reason I haven't bought them is the reviews that state it causes gimble warning/malfunction/glitches. Have you experienced that? Do you know anyone who has? Asking for Mini 2. (Funny side note the day my Mini came the Mini 2 showed up on DJI website. Of course I sent it back and am now waiting on my Mini 2 to come). Thanks for the videos. Keep up the good work.
Hi Christopher! Yes, I'm actually waiting for a sunny day here in Poland, as for the last 2 weeks it's been so gloomy, the sun should be coming out this week, so filter video planned! Yes, I have experienced that, but it was user error, so my fault. If you put them on and they aren't in properly the gimbal will go loco, so you have to click them in correctly and put them on before you turn on the drone. That way it will turn on, feel them out and adjust them gimbal accordingly, you can always calibrate the gimbal too via the app for added perfection. 99% they are fine, but when I'm in a hurry and I don't put them on correctly and I put them on after I turn on the drone, they can go funny. So attach them correctly and you'll be just fine. I've been using them for over and year, and this has happened twice, both times my fault.
@@PhillipSkraba Thanks for the response. I'll pull the trigger and order them now. I'll use your affiliate link in Amazon if you have one. Thanks again.
@@christophernunez6802 Thanks for the support Christopher! Sure, it should be in the description. Most of the videos I've shot with the Mini 2 were made with the Freewell filters, a really great recommendation.
I bought the 4 pack with your link. Thanks again.
@@christophernunez6802 I really appreciate that Christopher! Any questions, just ask!
I just got the DJI mini 2 and it’s amazing
It's an incredible little drone!
@@PhillipSkraba ye the camera is just amazing and I have been taking some really good shots of things. We have a Westfield car as well
I can imagine that's stunning. I remember Westfields blasting around The Downs when I was younger and mountain biking, nice cars! Yes, the camera is stunning!
@@PhillipSkraba ye and it’s good how there always updating the apps on it. But ye it’s quite cool talking to a RUclipsr lol
@@joeallan1969 It's excellent that they're constantly updating, it gives me more ideas for videos 😂 haha, I'm as normal and down to earth as you are Joe! I think you officially become a serious RUclipsr when RUclips sends you the first button 😂
I'm getting that landing gear for sure!
It comes in handy!
Adds to much weight
haha try mounting the GoPro on it if you think that adds weight 😂 Just fly it 🤘🏻
@@PhillipSkraba ok
@@maul8384 No it doesn't.
Hi Phillip. Very helpful video. Thanks. I plan to buy a mini for sailing home vids. The floats will be perfect as insurance. Wind speed sometimes over 20 knots. Do you think mini 2 would be better than mavic?
Thank You! Yes, I'd go for the Mini 2, it's got more power and you won't worry about the connection.
"mini 2 better than mavic"... *Which* Mavic? Also, keep in mind the floats only help in calm waters. Which won't be the case with 20knot winds.
These filters look dope! I am waiting to get a mini 2 but I already wanna order these 😂🤟🏽
They are excellent and do a really good job, I'll be a dropping a film on them shortly.
I have a question does the filters make the drone weigh over 250g?
I don't think so, no.
Ok thank you!
We like u Mr man We totally understood RARE Today
Thank You!
Great video once again. Thank you. Phillip
You're welcome!
Are the propeller guards for the Mini 2 the same as the DJI ones for the original Mavic Mini?
Yes, exactly the same.
Hi Philip. Where can I buy this bag for the mini 2? I can't find it anywhere, not even on the official DJI website. I also don’t find the pack of 8 lenses. In the suggested link, only the pack of 4 appears.
Hi Ricardo, tell me what Amazon you'd like to order and I'll check for you!
@@PhillipSkraba i want the Freewell ND filters all day 8 pack . And the dji bag, the one you have in the video. I cant find that one anywhere.
Thanks a lot.
@@ricardogoncalves5833 Sure, no problem, but where are you located?
Thanks @@PhillipSkraba Im in Portugal.
So I had a look around, and Amazon Germany is apparently the best to buy from to get it to Portugal. I'm afraid only the 4 pack is available though, which is odd - amzn.to/31yDZyG
In terms of bags, the only official bag available on Amazon is this one - amzn.to/3ubYjSJ
It's a step up from the one I have which comes as standard with the combo kit.
Skraba? Are you from Slovenia? 😂
Nice video btw… Still cant decide should I go for Mini 1 fly more combo or regular Mini 2. 😬
I’m from London, but I have a ton of Polish blood. Mini 2 all the way.
Bro please sale for me charger Battrey bug ?
You what?
@@PhillipSkraba how to set ISO and exposure for videos and photos on the DJI Mini 2 drone
Bottom right, press auto, that’ll change it into manual settings.
ND filters are the only some of the few accessories i bring with the, or else it Defeats the purpose of Portability. that landing pad is not needed
Sure, I use them every time. Well, some people feel safer with a landing pad.
New subscriber here! Great and informative video, Phillip! I wish I had found your video sooner as I really could've used those floatation thingies you mentioned - I irretrievably lost my drone in Lake Tahoe due to an ESC malfunction and DJI refuses to replace it unless I send them the original drone.
Also, I love the smooth appearing/disappearing text effect - how'd you do that?
Keep up the great work!
Thank You Chris, great to have you on board! Oh gosh, well, if I could go down anywhere with my drone, it would be Lake Tahoe!! I stayed in a wonderful place there, The Coachman Hotel, what a wonderful place! Well, flying over water, these come in real handy! Yes, with DJI Care you need to physically give them back the drone. I had to do that with my Mavic 2 Pro, it landed in the swimming pool though, so not hard. The text is the Cinematic titles pack from MotionVFX, awesome company that makes plugins!
I know it's too late now, but I think State Farm will insure a drone for about $60 a year and will replace if lost.
@@PhillipSkraba Thanks, Phillip! Purchased! They still have their Black Friday / Cyber Monday sale going on - use BLACK30 at checkout.
@@PNWmtnBKR Thanks for the info! I looked into it and it's $60/year! Cheap!
That is excellent Chris, good you found that!
Thanx for the info!
You're welcome!
Hi, bro what do you do with the drone after review ?
I put it on my shelf with all my other gear 🤷🏻♂️
New to drones, new to filters, do I use a special setting, while using the filters, (may be a foolish question but thanks)
No foolish questions. I always use ISO 100, 25fps 1/50th shutter speed, then use the ND filters to get a good exposure.
I'm new to drones and I'm interested in getting am ND filter but they usually come in Large packs and are pricey. What filter would you recommend for a beginner?
For starters I'd go for an ND8, ND16, ND32, those should get you through the day in most places.
Hi is there anyway this drone can film in portrait mode?
I’m afraid not, no.
Ill go 2weeks in holidays, tropical island. Do you recommend the all day filters or the bright day filters?
On tropical islands I use ND16, ND32 and ND64 sometimes. I never went over ND64 and never dropped below ND16.
Thanks for the video. This is my first drone and I want to try one lense first. Would you suggest
Freewell ND64/PL Hybrid Filter for DJI Mavic Mini/Mini 2 Drone?
Hi Brittany, I would suggest the kit as an ND64 is used if the sun is really strong like in Vegas for example, normal sun ND32, cloudy sunny ND16, overcast ND4-ND8. A PL hybrid is awesome as you can get the shutter back down to 1/50th and darken the sky and kill reflections.
The Freewell filters work for both drones.
Thank you so much!!!
Is there an accessory that allow use of an 8" tablet instead of a 6" smart phone?
Sure!! PGYTech iPad holder!