MAVIC 2 PRO - Polarized Professional Filters - My Image Results
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- It is that time of the year in Canada, where the shorter days cause the vegetation and trees to change color. A polarized filter can really help make those colors come to life. If you know nothing or very little about filters for drones, watch my video where everything is explained: • CAMERA FILTERS FOR YOU...
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Love your channel really appreciate your reviews of less well known brand of drone. Just to let anyone know, they are called circular polarising filters because the lines on the filter are circular in shape,not because the filter is round or because you can rotate them. You can get, square, circular polarising filters.
10 years in the photography business and I had never heard that. Interesting.
I love Freewell Gear.
Awesome video! Thanks a lot!
I have never tried filters so a very useful video for me.
A nice start to the week featuring freewell gear
Freewell Gear, great video as always keep the videos coming
Love Freewell Gear!
Unbelievable difference! Definatley worth the $.
Always enjoy your videos Steve. I look on Amazon and see PolarPro, Fstop Labs, and Freewell ... as well as the DJI filter set (who makes those?). Any thoughts as to how to differentiate between all these brands. PolarPro seems the most expensive but that doesn't always mean it's best. I'm not a drone photography professional, just an active amateur.
Freewell and Polar Pro would have the best professional filters. Of course both companies sell lesser quality filters either under their own name or other brands. The lesser filters have very little coating on the glass which means it will actually wear off after awhile just by cleaning the lens. The only difference in the professional line between Polar Pro and Freewell is the price. Remember that Polar Pro was a start up company not long ago where a young man just had some companies overseas make filters for him to sell. Today it is pretty much the same, but people pay big bucks. In the pro world of photography, we do not place polarpro filters on our DSLR or mirrorless cameras. All this to say that the drone filter market is very different than the pro camera filter market.
Great video and hope to see it with the Zoom also. Freewell gear has really been a great after market product with DJI drones. Keep the great videos coming and thanks for your time.
Freewell gear are really cool !
Love your vids Captain, keep up the good work :)
Great video Steve. Taking the lens cover off and putting the filter on is the biggest challenge here.
Bill, DJI should have really given that lens cover more thought in the removal department. With cold fingers, I just can't grip it.
CAPTAIN DRONE Steve I have to use a microfiber cloth to get mine off. Heard I think Polar Pro includes a removal tool with theirs.
"Freewell" and "Gear"......Loved your videos Mr.Captain
Enjoyed the video and your explanation of the Freewell gear.
Freewell gear, thanks for the video and greetings from Ireland
Excellent
Freewell gear rocks
Freewell Gear is good quality stuff. I always enjoy your channel and reviews.
freewell gear look dope
Nice review as always. This is exactly what I was waiting for, a ND/CPL combo. No need for stacking filters.
I'd be really happy to have more Freewell accessories in my gear bag.
I love the effect of the Freewell polarizing ND filter. I need these in my gear.
Great freewell filter video! Need to add these to my gear.
Pretty innovative of Freewell Gear, I'll be ordering a set of those filters soon!
So kewl my friend. Stuff to look forward to. Cheers ✌🏼
Thank you for this. I love your candid gear reviews. I have been trying to save up for these freewell ND filters after since your
previous review.
That hasselblad camera is really nice. I wish I had one, maybe someday.
The freewell gear is amazing
Great video! Love Freewell gear, espcially long exposure filters!
Freewell gear....great review as always
I've seen a lot of videos about filters...these seem to work the best. Nice Gear by Freewell
Good information on the Freewell Gear! Should mention that the polarization effect is greatest when shooting perpendicular to the sun. Very little effect when shooting into the sun or with the sun behind you.
Great review. I just bought the freewell essential 6 pack for my zoom. I've never used a polarizer before. Looking forward to trying them out.
Hey Captain, First off, thanks for another helpful video. I've been using similar ND filter with my SPARK for about a year now, and never shoot video without them. They are a great, inexpensive accessory for making the best out of your video footage. It takes a little "finagling" with the drone video settings (or not), but once you understand how they work, you won't want to shoot without them. Now, there was one more thing... What was it... Oh, I know, FREEWELL GEAR!
Great Freewell Gear! I will check filters for the Mavic 2 Zoom.
This is the gear I need from Freewel ;)
Thank you for all your videos. I really like them.
In my opinion polarized filters with the setting 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock should give the same result. So you can get all the variations using from 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock. Or am I wrong?
Great upload! I would love to get my hands on some Freewell gear for my Mavic 2.
greetings, amazing shots i subscribe your channel :)
Thank you & welcome to the channel!
Freewell gear is awesome! I have the landing pad.
Nice video. I got some polarised filters yesterday, dying to try them out. Did you set up manual exposure or auto ?
This video was from a few years ago. I honestly can't recall.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 no Biggie man. Loved the video either way ☺️
Freewell does make some great gear. I enjoy making videos but my true passion is in still landscapes. I'm wondering if you'll be testing Freewells graduated ND filter offering for the Mavic 2 pro?
I believe I will be trying those out.
Very good products from freewell gear.. I need it for my anafi
Looks like some nice Freewell Gear to me!
Great video and of course i'd like the freewell gear for my mavic 2 zoom.
awesome informative video! what are ur settings to help achieve the awesome videos
Thanks Harry. It is MASSIVELY difficult to film in this type of lighting. You can't set the white balance because things are bright and dark. You can't set the exposure because the sun goes in and out. I got fed up and no longer bothered writing down my camera settings. No post processing or color correction was done.
Great vid, dang just purchased polar pro filters for my mavic 2 pro. Polar pro's are great but these seem to be a better value in that for the same money Freewell offers 4 and polar offers only 3. Wonder if its true that both brands are made in the same factory? Surprised that you didn't mention that one of the main functions of the filter is to control your shutter speed, or did I miss it? On my phantom 4 pro I use 120 shutter and the mavic 2 pro I use a 60 shutter. Can only be accomplished with the filters. But heh I'm preaching to the choir in that you are a very capable drone pilot.
Richard, I have done too many filter videos to count. Instead of explaining how filters work to people who are just entering photography, I just point to one of my previous vids (think I mentioned that in the vid) & I also provide the statement in the description of the vid: If you know nothing or very little about filters for drones, watch my video where everything is explained: ruclips.net/video/0HjEmihl7kU/видео.html
Thanks, thats what I get for watching your vid while doing housework at the same time.
I'm hoping that mine will get to be easier to put on and off after a while. They're still quite a hassle at this point even with the grips.
The trick is to make certain you have the top leg in first, then push in the bottom leg. Press the filter against the camera & turn.
Hi Captain, thanks for that video, i will test only polarizer filter for me ND filters are hype but nothing more, occasionally blurry image looks worse to my eye and taste. Polarised looks promising thou
Damn i would love to have some of that freewell gear to use on my p4pro
I need some Freewell gear for my Anafi
I have the Newer filters for my Q500 which are good but the Freewell Gear would be great to have 🤗
Looks like Freewell Gear are the filters to get.
hey captain! Another good video from you, thanks! Keep up the good work! Your explanation and reviews really help me! However, I have a question. If I buy a set of ND PL filters and mount them on my drone, is it possible to make both photos and videos while flying without having to remove the ND filter? Do you get motion blur with an ND filter on the camera while shooting photos? Greetings, Berry
The purpose of an ND filter is to lessen the amount of light hitting the sensor on the camera, which in turn causes the camera shutter to remain open longer, which "may" cause "moving" items to obtain a blur effect depending on the amount of light and shutter speed. So if you have an ND 16 or below on your camera, you probably won't notice much motion blur when taking a video, you'd need at least an ND 32. If you have an ND 16 on your camera and you hover your drone in the air and snap a photo of moving objets (cars on a hiway), you will notice some motion blur in the cars, but everything else should look sharp.
Thanks for your reply! I'm relatively new in the drone/photographic world, so have to learn from scratch. Have bought a Mavic 2 pro last week and ordered the Skyreat NDPL 4,8,16,32,64. Hope that are some good ND filters. Can't wait to follow your advice and put it all into practice!
This video may be of help to you: ruclips.net/video/0HjEmihl7kU/видео.html
Hi, always great infos thanks, but the link to amazon did not show filter with the white mark reference, are they the same or they change since your review?
They should still be the correct filters (same as ones used in the video)
Freewell Gear!!
So where to set the polarized filter is just trial and error? Just start at 12 o'clock and repeat the shot working around the clock?
on improving the image with the PL nd. are there any camara settings to consider before flying with the filters?
None really since if you slow the shutter too much by doing the 180 rule, the image may look pretty bad. Most people will film at 24 FPS with an ND16 and get good results on a bright day.
I want and need some Frewell Gear for my Mavic1
How do you know where to line up the white mark when you’re using the PL filter
Trail and error
Freewell gear. Is this gear freewell let's find out.
Captain Drone , can you tell me what filter would be the equivalent of a drone wearing a pair of Costa del mar sunglasses. All I want to do is keep the colors and clarity but get rid of the glare from shiny objects.
Glare is reduced with a Polarized filter.
Yes , so that lens filter would be the CPL right ? Or do all of them block glare ?
@@MrJames-dk3my Correct. CPL means Circular Polarizer
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 thank you sir .
Do those filters also have UV filters in them also? UV filters cut down haze too
I would make a guess and say no. If ND filters had a UV coating, they would be labeled ND/UV Filters.
You aren't an angler? Mention polarised filters to a trout or salmon fly fisher and they get a dreamy look. Have you tried to find fish using the filters?
I have not, but I could see how they would remove the glare off the water and let you see into it. Interesting concept. Have you tried it?
I wouldn't go fishing without polarised sun glasses. They are invaluable for sighting fish... Just ask any serious angler.
I use polarised camera filters when taking pictures of fish that can be spotted near the shore. They can barely be seen without a polarising filter. The filter cuts surface glare.
The other big photographic use of a polarising filter is for clouds. Use a filter to see cumulus clouds as fluffy white balls; spectacular for thunderheads. The filter must be turned till the clouds appear, or the glare is taken off the water.
Fish spotting by drone in rivers may sound dull... but if you have can spot Atlantic Salmon runs you may have something new. Lake trout running into feeder streams to spawn could be novel. I've never been fishing in your region, so I don't know what is in the waters you sometimes fly over.
Pacific salmon on the west coast and BC have been heavily photographed for decades.... but not by drone as they gather to head upstream on a spawning run?
I’ll stick with my polarpro Nd/pl
does it make the gimbal to lean forward after applying the filter?
No not at all, the filters are massively light.
What were your settings, it’s difficult like this...
It is MASSIVELY difficult to film in this type of lighting. You can't set the white balance because things are bright and dark. You can't set the exposure because the sun goes in and out. I got fed up and no longer bothered writing down my camera settings. The video is just an example of what you can achieve with the filters in this kind of crazy lighting scene. No post processing or color correction was done.
Hello, can you give us a review on the new "Hubsan H117S Zino"! Thank you in advance!
6:40... Then why not do the tests on a cloudless day ??
It's like doing a propeller sound level test at noon on a busy downtown Ottawa street corner.
lasersbee Due to time constraints and availability of "me" (day job) in regards to the very few cloudless days and sunlight (very short in the fall), just ain't gonna happen.
I have the Mavic Air, i could upgrade.. What do you think? YT: Drone Ard
The Mavic 2 Zoom is a big upgrade from the Mavic Air. Optical zoom, longer and stable flight range, longer flight time, more sensors, more cinematic flight automated features, a gimbal that can turn 90 degrees right or left. Big upgrade!
Autel Evo of Mavic 2 pro ? Or maybe Anafi? Please help😞
Just watch my comparison vids on this channel and you may be able to make a better decision.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 I have just seen and can not decide, small advice? ;)
Is a difference between den frewell and the higher priced polarpro ?
No difference. Polar Pro is a small company that has other manufacturers make their product which is why the price is higher.
Thanks for you answer
But many people and youtubers say, that the polar pros are much better them all other filters
@@dominikgruber6048 I know and those that say that had to pay the higher price for the Polar Pros, which is why they say that and also because Polar Pro is pretty smart with their marketing to get folks behind them. All I can say is if you really want to know the truth, do some research on Google about the Polar Pro company (owner) and you'll have a better understanding. As I noted previously... Polar Pro, Freewell and a few other companies all produce the same or similar products and most of the glass all comes from the same plant.
side by side ? easy, buy 5 mavic 2 pro with a diferent filter for each :):):):)
Hi, are ND fitters needed at all
Watch this video: ruclips.net/video/0HjEmihl7kU/видео.html