Haida Pro ii CPL-VND 2-in-1 Filter Review - CINEMATIC Video w/ Awesome effects in ONE Filter!
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- Опубликовано: 21 фев 2023
- Trying to figure out what the best lens filter for video? The new Haida Pro ii CPL-VND 2-in-1 Filter combines a variable ND filter along with a circular polarizer filter to give you the ability to shoot cinematic video w/ awesome affects in one filter at a low price!
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Do you have any lens filters? 📸
I currently am using the moment cine bloom 10%! It lives daily on sony zv1! Since it has internal nd (not much but better than nothing), I only add my diffusion filter to my camera. Looking forward to upgrading to a interchangeable sony body! Hehe
Nice! 👍
yes.. i hv an ND Filter and a Polarising filter. Really interested in getting a Tiffen 1/8th mist filter in the future
I haven’t used any mist filters.
Wow I never thought filters like this are this effective! Love the pool and water reflection testing
Yea, it’s pretty cool how you can cut through that glare.
Amazing video thanks
No problem! 👍
God bless you man thanks alot😊
No problem! 👍
I know you mention any lens wider than 35mm but Im about to purchase the Tamron 20-40mm 2.8. I wonder if the X pattern is still not as bad on 20mm ahahaha. Thanks for your review. I enjoyed it alot!
It’s really only noticeable in that one situation if you’re pointing towards the sun so I wouldn’t worry about it.
Hey! Love the video! Just wanted to know if you can only use the polarizer part separate or do you have to always be at a 3 stop once equipped. Can the ND be at 0 when you attach it and then you use the lever to change it?
No, there is always the minimum ND depending on which version you choose.
Any CPL filter loses at least one stop...
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Can you comment on vignetting. I am guessing I should use thev 82mm on my 67mm FF SONY tTamron lenses?
I didn’t really notice vignetting. I would get one that fits your largest lens and go from there. If the 67mm is your largest then I’d get the one that fits that.
Thanks for the video. I got a 77mm for my camera, but my 77mm lens cap is too small for the filter. Should I get a 82mm lens cap? What are your suggestions? Thanks!
I just take it off when not using it. I'm not sure what the size of the front of the filter is, but you could definitely get a lens cap to fit it if you want to keep it on the camera.
what about ghosting and lensflare? did you notice any? I notice huge differences between different filters there. Great video!
Thx! I didn’t notice anything different in that realm compared to without the filter.
Just tried out this filter and when using lenses wider than a 24 you start to get a sort of vignette if the pola isn't in the right position, I'd recommend spending money on two separate filters
Good to know. 24mm is the widest my lens goes so it wasn’t as noticeable.
I have a question for this filter is, when we change the focal length (lense zoom) down to about 25mm (below that), does it cause the X pattern or Vignette?
Thank you.
Yea, you can see in the video in the wide shot at the pond (24mm) that there’s a slight X pattern.
That's what I am looking for. Does Haida also has lenscaps that fit the filter?
No, it doesn’t come with one.
Excellent information subbed immediately... Can you pls ket me know if theres any colour shift? And any vignetting?
There’s always going to be slight vignetting but it’s not really noticeable. Could depends on the scene you’re shooting though. I didn’t notice color shift.
@@CamberFilmSchool thanks a lot...I went ahead with this one...quite a good filter and got it for a good deal
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I have a Black Magic 4K, so I will need an IR cut filter. Does the cut filter go before the ND filter (before as in closer to the camera lens)? This Haida has two thread sizes, so I am trying to figure out what IR Cut thread size I need.
I would put it on before the ND filter.
What I really would like to know is if there are lens hoods that work with this, in order to remove glare along the side of the lens. In my case 67mm version for my 58mm lens attaching the 67mm with a step up ring
I’m not sure. I don’t use lens hoods.
@@CamberFilmSchool I found the answer 67mm is a 72mm lens hood. Yeppy, no more easy lens flares... So long freewill V2 that has no lens hood option.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thank you for answering. Haida has updated images on Amazon USA with lens hood thread pitch. Out of curiosity, why don't you use lens hoods? Creative reasons?
Glad you figured it out! Yes, I just like the way the lens flares look in most of my shots.
Does the filter soften IQ sharpness at longer telephoto lengths like 600mm? I have a a Sony RX10 IV 24-600mm bridge camera.
ANY filter you put over a lens will soften the image some because you’re adding more (and typically cheaper) glass than what’s already there. That said, I didn’t notice any obvious added softness.
@@CamberFilmSchool what focal lengths have you used it on? Any telephotos like a 70-200mm or anything higher?
Only on my 24-70mm so far.
Can you unscrew the silver knob? Or is it always on the filter
It’s always on there.
Does the filter have a front filter thread to stack filters on top of it? If it does, what size is it?
Yes, there are, and they’re the same size as whatever size filter you get.
@@CamberFilmSchool Wrong. The thread in front of this filter is one size bigger, for example, if you bought this filter for 77mm of your lens, you going to need 82mm cap or whatever you want to put in front of this filter.
Ok, thx.
Wonderful insight on the filter..man too bad its not a magnetic system!..that would have been so much better!..thats the main issue with these..that some of them are still thread on..which takes forever..so much more convenient when switching from lens to lens..but overall I am definitely willing to try this filter..especially with the reasonable price point.
Yea, that would be legit!
One of the biggest complaints I hear about filters is changes and shifts in color. Did you find this filter kept the true color of your footage?
I’m sure it affects it, but I didn’t see any obvious noticeable changes.
Great video as usual. In your opinion, is this ND filter better than Tiffen variable ND filter? I’m undecided on which filter to get. Naturally I want true to color and without the vignetting. Thanks in advance.
My favorite ND filters right now are the Polar Pro McKinnon Variable ND filters. They're a bit pricey, but are really good quality.
Yes polar is too high for my budget. But have you ever tried the Tiffen variable? And is better than Haida?
No, I haven’t tried it. Just this and the polar pro.
@@CamberFilmSchool thanks again
@joseagonzalez2973 👍
Can you please tell me what you don't like about this filter? what are the disadvantages?
The only thing is that you can see a slight X pattern in the frame on the wide angle shots like the pond shot in the video.
Can it be used with a matte box? e.g. small rig or tilta
I’ve never used one so I’m not sure.
ı bought it today and ı will try it with my fujifilm xh2s 16-55 f2.8
Let me know what you think!
@@CamberFilmSchool l will write here
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I didn’t hear you mention it but was there any noticeable colour cast?
Also in real world terms, would you likely need more than 7 stops, and if you did, would you just add maybe a 1 or 2 stop fixed nd behind this filter to compensate?
I didn’t notice any color cast issues. As far as the amount of stops you need, it would depend on what aperture you plan to use and time of day. If it’s during golden hour, it should be plenty. High noon may need more.
Yes, you can stack a fixed ND filter to get more stops. If you stacked it with a 3 stop ND filter you'd get a 6 - 10 stop range.
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@@timothystockman7533 Thanks!
@watzmaaname 👍
Can you put a Black Mist filter on top of it?
Sure.
How about photos? Still crisp and clear?
I don’t take photos, but I assume it would be since the videos are fine.
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Does the filter has a colorcast? Of yes is it the same from ND3 to ND7? Do you see and loss of quality in the image?
I didn’t notice a color cast. And any glad you put on front of your lens is going to reduce the quality some, but to me there was no noticeable loss.
At 7 stop it does fall apart some.. but don’t go past 6.5
Fall apart in what way?
@@CamberFilmSchool strong corner vingetting at 7 stops: ruclips.net/video/1CdpUYcrL4U/видео.html example should at 4:57, still a great filter for a great price. I own it.
I just wanted to make sure you’re talking about the filter and not the fact that a lot of light is being blocked. A lot of folks don’t realize how a filter will affect exposure and use the thing at night with a high iso. 😬
Is this better than the k&f?
I don’t know. I’ve never used it.