Just wondering.... Should you pick h265 as a default codec as it is suppose to give you 50% more efficiency with regards to data in the compressed video? Why would you select h264 anymore unless your hardware/software cannot handle h265? Great video and thank you for sharing.
This video was very well done. I just got my Mavic Pro 2 in January and am learning all about ND Filters and such to make my videos even better. The only thing that would've made this video a little better is if screenshots had been left up for a bit longer (3-5 seconds) -- I found myself hitting pause and rewinding several times to study the screenshots. But still, great video and excellent tips.
FREEWELL SHOULD PAY YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! Very informative. I mean, every single statement you made makes sense. I will save this video as I need to check on it every now and then. Thanks a lot. I have never seen someone review the CPL filter. Could you do that? Is this set the new and updated set? Can one leave this filter on and still be able to put the gimbal on? I heard there was a fitment problem.
Hey , We just have 1 set their is no new or any updated set , You can leave all Freewell filter before putting the drone on. Since Mavic 2 Filters has new mechanism of installation some users are finding difficult at first as you need to have some time to get used to it which is not filter issue. if you need any help pls feel free to contact us at care@freewellgear.com we did be happy to explain you with video about installation process.
Thanks, Henrik! Great job of explaining the ND filters. PolarPro messed up my delivery, so mine are not here yet. Really looking forward to getting back to ND usage. I agree about the design of the filter mount system. Screw-on should be so much better!
Thanks! Just got a M2P this week and bought a set of f.stop ND polarized filters (4, 8, 16). I was wondering how to (a) install it and (b) how to choose which # to use. Thank you for a very clear explanation.
Flew the M2P today, sunny & 90F, without a filter at first. Over exposed. Wore a nitrile medical glove while removing the original lens (to prevent finger prints) and then installed a ND16PL filter. Huge difference in picture quality. Need more practice flying & using this drone. Today was it's maiden flight for me. I'll post some footage later on RUclips under my account, LBESING.
Am i the only one who think that the footage taken without filters is better than the one with filters? Do we really need that "motion blurry" in our videos? I don't think so. Filters are mandatory only for long exposure photos other than that it's better to keep our money in our pockets, imho. Great video btw.
I’m sorry but I just don’t understand why an ND filter would be needed on a drone. Of course I do understand motion blur and why it looks much better with the correct shutter speed,. However when you’re that far away from the subject which is usually not moving very fast at all, why would motion blur be an issue? Everything is moving so slowly that it doesn’t change the look. That’s why I just rely on my aperture when I can...thanks as always for great video!
I found on my old Mavic I only used the ND32 even on cloudy days and the rest of my polarpro 6 pack stayed in the box. Question? If you were to only have two lens for the Mavic Pro what would they be? Thanks for making these vids very helpful
I now I'm late to this video, but I have a dumb question. While I understand motion blur and doubling the frame rate, I don't fully understand why this is important from the sky? The images are so far and no one will see the difference right? Just wondering why people invest in ND filters when you're a hundred feet away from the subject. If anything, the sharp moving images are better from far. Motion blur is not beneficial if the subject is small. Just my 2 cents. I know I'm wrong, just not sure why. lol. Thanks.
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA What ND Filters would you recommend? Also, How will it work? Since ND lights will darken the view, therefore, I don't have any option such as aperture to control the light. Should I use ISO to control the light? or use lighter ND filters?
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Just wondering.... Should you pick h265 as a default codec as it is suppose to give you 50% more efficiency with regards to data in the compressed video? Why would you select h264 anymore unless your hardware/software cannot handle h265? Great video and thank you for sharing.
if your computer is powerful enough you should properly only do H.265, but many experience choppy playback, so H264 is a better option.
Great explanations on these filters! Thanks!
Thank you. i must admit, I'm struggling with this subject. I probably need to watch this a few times.
your not alone bud :)
This video was very well done. I just got my Mavic Pro 2 in January and am learning all about ND Filters and such to make my videos even better. The only thing that would've made this video a little better is if screenshots had been left up for a bit longer (3-5 seconds) -- I found myself hitting pause and rewinding several times to study the screenshots. But still, great video and excellent tips.
Thank you for your kind feedback. I will consider this going forward.
such a great character :)
Thank you for a very good tutorial on the filters! You are awesome!
FREEWELL SHOULD PAY YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! Very informative. I mean, every single statement you made makes sense. I will save this video as I need to check on it every now and then.
Thanks a lot.
I have never seen someone review the CPL filter. Could you do that?
Is this set the new and updated set? Can one leave this filter on and still be able to put the gimbal on? I heard there was a fitment problem.
Hey , We just have 1 set their is no new or any updated set , You can leave all Freewell filter before putting the drone on.
Since Mavic 2 Filters has new mechanism of installation some users are finding difficult at first as you need to have some time to get used to it which is not filter issue. if you need any help pls feel free to contact us at care@freewellgear.com we did be happy to explain you with video about installation process.
Lots informacoes thanks
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Thanks for the video. It was informative.
this was really helpful glad i found you. Im a subscriber now!!! keep up the great work
Great video, thank you!!
You make such great and informative videos! Keep learning so much from you!!
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Absolutley great info,learned alot many thanx
Thanks, Henrik! Great job of explaining the ND filters. PolarPro messed up my delivery, so mine are not here yet. Really looking forward to getting back to ND usage.
I agree about the design of the filter mount system. Screw-on should be so much better!
Looking forward to your feedback on the PolarPro's
Thanks for the explanation how to use those filters!
Brilliantly explained. Thankyou :)
Hey Henrik,Thanks as always for in-depth review.
Thanks! Just got a M2P this week and bought a set of f.stop ND polarized filters (4, 8, 16). I was wondering how to (a) install it and (b) how to choose which # to use. Thank you for a very clear explanation.
Flew the M2P today, sunny & 90F, without a filter at first. Over exposed. Wore a nitrile medical glove while removing the original lens (to prevent finger prints) and then installed a ND16PL filter. Huge difference in picture quality. Need more practice flying & using this drone. Today was it's maiden flight for me. I'll post some footage later on RUclips under my account, LBESING.
This is a fantastic explanation, thank you!
Excellent video Sir. Thank you
Great video, well explained, love your videos.
you know what we need to know and explane it very well. awesome channel ;)
Thank you
Great job. Thanks for your efforts
Thank you
Thanks, nice video!!
Am i the only one who think that the footage taken without filters is better than the one with filters? Do we really need that "motion blurry" in our videos? I don't think so. Filters are mandatory only for long exposure photos other than that it's better to keep our money in our pockets, imho. Great video btw.
What if, we want to set aperture on 2.5
Thanks Henrik fine job
very helpfull, thank you
Thank you sir !!!
Good stuff. Dont have a drone yet but thinking of getting one.
Perhaps I need a ND filter for my DSLRS
I makes a big difference with video
thank you
I only have a ND4/PL, is that enough for everyday use?
I normally use ND16 during summertime
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA ok got it
Dude got a haircut while shooting this tutorial 😂
It’s magic
Maybe he used the propellers of the drone. 😂 great tutorial btw. Thank you for making it! I just got mine.
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I’m sorry but I just don’t understand why an ND filter would be needed on a drone. Of course I do understand motion blur and why it looks much better with the correct shutter speed,. However when you’re that far away from the subject which is usually not moving very fast at all, why would motion blur be an issue? Everything is moving so slowly that it doesn’t change the look. That’s why I just rely on my aperture when I can...thanks as always for great video!
You are right motion need to present for it to make sense :-) like wind turbines or flying close to the ground
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA thank you. Yeah same here. ND 16 is good enough. 👍
What brand filters are the best quality?
I found on my old Mavic I only used the ND32 even on cloudy days and the rest of my polarpro 6 pack stayed in the box. Question? If you were to only have two lens for the Mavic Pro what would they be? Thanks for making these vids very helpful
Nice video, and very informative, can you explane the following filter types CPL, ND1000 - LONG EXPOSURE, and ND2000 - LONG EXPOSURE.
Yes I have those coming in as well
hello, wanting to buy just one, the most versatile is ND8 or ND16 ?? that you recommend ?? thanks
I use ND16 most of the time in summer
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lol tiger stripes, that's the first time I hear that name for zebra stripes :-)
Well you are not the first to mention this :-)
Hi I am new to this camera stuff and I was wondering if it is possible to get motion blur in an evening setting (low light levels) if so how?
Principle are the same keep the shutter double of the frame rate
I now I'm late to this video, but I have a dumb question. While I understand motion blur and doubling the frame rate, I don't fully understand why this is important from the sky? The images are so far and no one will see the difference right? Just wondering why people invest in ND filters when you're a hundred feet away from the subject. If anything, the sharp moving images are better from far. Motion blur is not beneficial if the subject is small. Just my 2 cents. I know I'm wrong, just not sure why. lol. Thanks.
You are not wrong :-) you only benefit if there is motion in the picture
Tx for ND Filter Tutorial, why my movies by yaw moving so jerky?
Yaw is very difficult because the camera is moving very fast. I can smooth that either unless you move really slow
If you get Polarized ND filters do you still need regular ND filters? And why? Thanks !
No you don't, the Polarizer is an extra layer on top of the ND-filter.
Thanks for the vid, is the ND4 useful ?
Yes, but only on grey days
sank you mr hasselblat...😂
So should I buy only a polarized one if I don’t want to buy both
Yes if you like the look it adds in camera
How would you adjust zoom 2 light? As we can not adjust aperture.
you need ND filters for that
@@TECHDRONEMEDIA What ND Filters would you recommend? Also, How will it work? Since ND lights will darken the view, therefore, I don't have any option such as aperture to control the light. Should I use ISO to control the light? or use lighter ND filters?
was that at fart at minute 3:49 ?
Excellent video Sir. Thank you