Affordable ND + CPL filter options - one is AWESOME, the rest are just OK. K&F Concept, Neewer,...
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Relax. I've done all the work for you. Finding the right ND + CPL filter just became a lot easier. Rather than rely on the fake Amazon reviews, you can see FIRST HAND how several of the most popular filters perform in this video.
K&F Concept Variable ND with Circular Polarizer: www.amazon.com...
Neewer Variable ND with Circular Polarizer: www.amazon.com...
Shortstache Black Mist with Polarizer: www.polarpro.c...
Tiffen Circular Polarizer: www.amazon.com...
Maven Filters: mavenfilters.c...
BRILLIANT White Balance Video from Markus Pix: • White Balance in SECON...
Thanks a ton for this video. There is no comparison like this on the internet, and it helped me out with my recent purchase of the K&F Nano X ND(2-32)+CPL filter. Best thing ever for video work
Glad it helped! I was surprised by how big the differences are between them.
I have just invested in a set Of K&F ND's and CPL. and blown away with the value of the filters. This is my first set of magnetic filters and the ease of use is amazing added to that is how compact the case is which takes up so little space in my bag.
Glad the K&F filters are working well for you - they are a great value!
After trying a ton of filters, I personally like the Freewell M2 filters with step rings. I find that the magnets are strong and the pricing is really good. The step rings handle both threaded and magnetic filters. Lastly, the lens hood fits!
I've heard good things about the Freewell system as well, but they are double the price of the K&F filters. In terms of quality, the Maven filters are by far the best I've ever used (including Lee). Ultimately it comes down to personal preference and budget - glad the Freewell's are working well for you!
the nd range of the freewell sucks.. like 3-7 stops or so.. useless indoor
Hi Randumb,thank you for this great video.I do mostly indoor product video shooting and outdoor travel filming with my sony apsc camera, I'm wondering which is better for me , CPL+ND2-32 or CPL+ND4-64?
I would think a variable ND would be best that includes both 32 and 64. The K&F Concept one that I review in this video would work really well for you!
Thanks! I've been researching ND filters for photography and the K and F seem to be the best for the money. It was also good to hear your experience with magnetic filters. I do a lot of hiking and was worried about them falling off of the lens. I do think I'd like to get individual filters rather than a VND. Have you tried out any of the K and F of that type? Thanks again for the overview!
Glad it was helpful! I've been impressed with the K&F for sure. I haven't used any of the fixed ND filters, but I'm sure they are also high quality. If you are hiking, I would not recommend magnetic filters (unless you plan to take them off after every use).
I like the cheapest ones b/c I inevitably lose or damage them in some way. Im also over the “pro mist” I have ruined more shots using it than I care to admit
Pro mist is definitely on it's way out for everyday use, but I do still think it's a great filter to keep handy. I haven't lost very may filters over the years, but I've lost more than my fair share of lens caps!