Absolutely loved this video! 🎥 The way you compared our filters for the DJI Pocket 3 was super insightful! Your breakdown of the pricing, design, and optical performance was spot on and super helpful for anyone looking to choose the best filter for their camera setup. 🙌 Thanks for making it so easy to understand! Can't wait to see more of your content, you're always bringing great value to the photography community. Keep up the amazing work! 👏
I have the Neewer set, because that was the first one available, and it's fine. But I'm going to buy the K&F ND set (not the VND), because they can be left on the lens semi-permanently. I use Freewell VND on my Sony.
Sad that K&F VND produces so much vignetting. I'd like to have one for a footage in a forest. Sometimes it'a pure hell how quickly the illumination changes with a few steps away or with even a light cloud coming
@@Romafedorov I saw a video of the freewell VND for pocket 3 and it has equally bad vignetting, if not worse. I really like their regular VND 2-5 for mirrorless though. Another thing you can do with the pocket, is using a static ND and set the ISO to a particular range so that the camera can auto adjust to the lighting changes. Doesn't look the best either, but it's an option.
4:22 K&F are not the only NDs allowing OP3 to fold with the filter on. I've been using the STARTRC ND filters for 9 months. Pretty satisfied with them. I bought a set of 6 (4 NDs, 1 CPL, 1 UV) for $50
Worth noting that the STARTRC CPL does vignetting and even not because of the glass itself, but because of the size. So when using CPL+ND I put the CPL first to make the aperture larger
Thanks for sharing your experience. That's pretty cool that your filters can also fold with the camera. It makes using the camera so much more convenient!
Absolutely loved this video! 🎥 The way you compared our filters for the DJI Pocket 3 was super insightful! Your breakdown of the pricing, design, and optical performance was spot on and super helpful for anyone looking to choose the best filter for their camera setup. 🙌 Thanks for making it so easy to understand! Can't wait to see more of your content, you're always bringing great value to the photography community. Keep up the amazing work! 👏
Got K&F ND/PL 8-32 kit and I’m satisfied with it. Thanks for comparison
I have the Neewer set, because that was the first one available, and it's fine. But I'm going to buy the K&F ND set (not the VND), because they can be left on the lens semi-permanently. I use Freewell VND on my Sony.
I see. Yeah, the K&F filters are great for the price. I also use Freewell on my Sony haha
Do the freewell filters stack with the K&f filters?
No
Your code doesn’t work 😅😅. Amazing video by the way I’m really now considering getting the K&F ND/PL filter set instead of my initial choice K&F VND
I just tried it now and it works. You should type ROMA. Thanks for the support!
which site do you use?
@@hellounaaa Australia. It’s ok, I decided to go with the newer vnd. Since k&f is either a hit or miss
Sad that K&F VND produces so much vignetting. I'd like to have one for a footage in a forest. Sometimes it'a pure hell how quickly the illumination changes with a few steps away or with even a light cloud coming
Yeah, it sucks. I wonder how the Freewell VND filters compare..
@@Romafedorov I saw a video of the freewell VND for pocket 3 and it has equally bad vignetting, if not worse. I really like their regular VND 2-5 for mirrorless though.
Another thing you can do with the pocket, is using a static ND and set the ISO to a particular range so that the camera can auto adjust to the lighting changes. Doesn't look the best either, but it's an option.
Code doesn't work
Are you sure you’re typing ROMA? Because the code works for me..
@@Romafedorov which site do you use?
4:22 K&F are not the only NDs allowing OP3 to fold with the filter on. I've been using the STARTRC ND filters for 9 months. Pretty satisfied with them. I bought a set of 6 (4 NDs, 1 CPL, 1 UV) for $50
Worth noting that the STARTRC CPL does vignetting and even not because of the glass itself, but because of the size. So when using CPL+ND I put the CPL first to make the aperture larger
Thanks for sharing your experience. That's pretty cool that your filters can also fold with the camera. It makes using the camera so much more convenient!
IZEAFH filters also allow the gimble to dock, including their adjustable ND and CPL filters
BRDRC also doesn't obstruct the gimbal. But there's a trade-off with all the slim filters - they're fiddlier to remove.
i really like dji but i cant buy because im poor, i hope i have one someday
I hope you'll get it one day man...