I love KF Concept filters and bags! I need to get some in 55mm ASAP for my Viltrox Z mount lenses. I use Cinebloom's as well but they don't make them in 55mm 😭 but oh well. Oh, and Urth filters are rad too.
Just got my first camera, a Sony NEX 5N and I'm keen to try long exposure shots of waterfalls. I would love to use a two in one variable ND filter + circular polarizer 😜
I’d love the veritable nd filter because they can be helpful when shooting with flash outdoors if you don’t want to use high speed sync. On many strobes, high speed sync uses more battery while simultaneously reducing effective flash output. A veritable nd filter would help keep me in the normal flash sync speed range while outside and get a lower aperture to get some shallower depth of field.
I recently got into photography and bought my first full frame camera. I've gotten into aviation photography and I'd adore a 95mm circular polerizer for my rf800 f/11 to make the sky pop and get a cleaner view of the cockpit!
I photograph Cross Country races for my school on my Nikon D3500 and a lot of the time I get unwanted reflections from the grass and shine on people's skin. Especially because I shoot at a low f-stop to get the racers in focus while giving the background a soft blur. A circular polarizer would be a great way to fix these issues and enhance my sports photography. On the other hand at night I have been experimenting with light trails. An issue that has come up with doing light trails at night, is that a lot of cool locations in my area are only open during the day. I looked into daytime light painting, and saw that a neutral density filter is essential. Then I watched this video and learned to my surprise that a 2 in 1 circular polarizer and variable neutral density filter exists!!! My mind was blown!!!
Im all about Time lapse and long exposure but havent heard of these tricks. Its very cool that these tricks go against the laws of normal photography... Make everything dark as possible and bump down the Fstop 4 slots. That would literally kill a professor of photography, instant heart attack. I finally see why motion blur is so important in stop motion animations, what a difference that makes. Thanks for the new inspiration and tricks
I did not know ND filters were that pricey. I do some cool things with my old, cheap Dslr but I will not be darkening anything wth a filter, Oouuch that hurt
I’ve recently gotten into photography, and your channel has been hugely helpful in learning basic as well as more advanced techniques. A variable ND filter for my 18-55mm would add the flexibility I’m looking for and be nothing shy of amazing for travel and architecture shots.
I had last than a year doing wedding photography and I'm completely in love with this world, the 2in1 filter would be perfect for nice shots in my events, photos and videos🎉
Hi, all these filters are amazing and I really like the variable ND Filter, because I am mainly a nature and landscaping photography guy. I tried long exposure photos but they did not turn out very well. Now I know why🙂
I've been eyeing an ND filter, specifically the 72mm variant for my Viltrox RF85mm lens. I'm all about that portraiture life, and when it comes to shooting in High-Speed Sync (HSS) Indoors or Outdoors. I'm on the lookout for a quality ND filter that not only fits my lens but also complements my shooting style. A variable ND filter could provide that extra flexibility to fine-tune the exposure without swapping filters constantly.
I would LOVE the cpl filter…I mostly shoot landscapes but have recently started with Motorsport photography and I think the help with reflections and saturation this filter offers would be monumental!
Just recently I just nailed down my absolute dream job working with small remote communities in gorgeous remote landscape areas. It would be incredible to use some of these filters for some of the shots and videos I will be creating. The lens that sparks my interest the most is the ND variable filter ! Love how you break down everything and show your process ! Learned a lot from the video as I have never tried filters before but totally up to learn now !
Hi Anthony, All the filters mentioned in the video are great for photography. If I had to choose only one of the filters, that would definitely be the 2 in 1 Variable ND with CPL filter. There are a lot of reasons to choosing this filter: 1. No more hassling with stacking multiple filters (hence avoiding the possible vignette if shooting on ultra-wide angle lenses). 2. Variable elements allow fine tuning the exposure and polarizing effect, so that I can set up the best low-noise exposure for shooting landscape and cityscape during the preciously short golden hour. 3. The slightly thicker filter ring from the 2-in1 structure makes putting the filter onto lens thread much easier especially when I am wearing gloves during the winter season. Thank You for the informative video!
I have never used filters before, so I am open to trying new things. I usually shoot landscape and I think the 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter would offer a lot of variability as far as trying new skills.
I'm new to photography and have never used filters like these so that 2in1 ND filter looks awesome to use. I like doing street photography your videos have been really helpful in understanding the basics. Thanks
The ND1000 filter would be a HUGE upgrade for my Photography! I live in a small, beautiful city but there's so much tourism here, I can't get a single shot without distracting people in it. So blurring these out with a high-density ND filter would be awesome!
I was super impressed with K&F variable ND and CPL filter, that is the one I would go for. I would love to go take sunset landscape photos. The filter would make the pictures have so much more depth and detail!
I love my Fuji X-E2 which I got a decade ago as a gift. Since the lenses are so darn expensive I've never bought any others, or filters, or much else. I love taking it with me on hikes and trips as it lets me enjoy the moments rather than getting sucked into my phone. Love the channel!
I am 12 years old and is a photographer I have just got my first camera I mostly shoot nature and agriculture photography and would love to take some long exposure pictures the next summer were I am in Japan for the first time but in general I would love the 2 in 1 circular lenses filter. Your videos have taught me things about photography I you and your photos have been so inspirational 🙏🙏
The VND + CPL would be my top pick because I'm a new photographer I wouldn't mind sacraficing quality for creative freedom and the ability to explore new ideas. I would most likely use this for car photography, especially the CPL part of the filter to remove reflection off the car windows.
I recently started doing video work, so an nd filter greatly help me reduce the unnatural motion of shooting at high shutter speeds while keeping the aperture wide open, but I think that photography wise, I could try to do some Timelapse’s with long exposure takes of moon rises/sets in my city.
The polarizer is my favorite. It would allow for better lake and ocean photography without the glare. And it would help with architectural photography.
I’m an intermediate photographer from Japan, I’m still a junior high school student, but I am very serious about photography, when I start high school I hope to get a part time job so I could buy a new camera. although English is my second language and I’m not very used to it I love watching your videos 😅 いつもありがとうございます
I’ve been freelancing for 2 years now since being fired for catching covid and always looking for ways to upgrade my gear. As a new business starting out, literally everything is a large expense, from new batteries, to new lenses. In the past I tried to use a CP filter but I bought cheap and honestly see no difference in the image (negligible). However, the 2-in-1 filter, or even just a standard CP shows a massive difference! I typically cover events, but have done some property photography (main reason for the filters), music, and corporate work
The 2 in one variable nd and polariser would be awesome. But also just the nd filter would be very valuable for landscape videography/photography, lots of sunrise and sunsets. Especially for video, and not being able to change the shutterspeed, it would be awesome
Ever since covid I've been wanting to take ultra long exposure city scapes/street photography. There's an eerie beauty in seeing the built environment totally deserted so I'd have to say I'd be most interested in an ND1000.
Ever since before I actually got my camera, long exposures have always caught my eye. Making light trails, making water look foggy, making interesting portraits with movement. That all is what i would love to do with a 77mm variable ND filter for my 35-150mm lens
I’ve recently got into photography and already love it. I still need to learn quite much and your videos are a perfect inspiration. In my case I would love to try out the 2-1 combo to explore what’s possible in both worlds
Been doing photography for nearly a year now on ultra low budget, using a canon 4000d used with my only other lens being a f1.8 which I thankfully got gifted, also used. I would love those lens filters to help step up my photography to the next level, if I had to choose just one filter I would love an variable ND as my passion is definitely those blurry background portraits but ofc a 2 in 1 Is amazing if possible
I’m a 14 year old photographer and videographer from North America. I mainly shoot street photography and indoor outdoor scenery, as well as photo shoots for friends. I’ve been in the market for a cpl-vnd combo filter for a long time but I haven’t really found a good affordable option to fit my price range because my income as an amateur/intermediate photographer is obviously not very high lol. I have dabbled in video a little but haven’t done much client work yet. I’ve been following you on RUclips and instagram for a while now and you’ve inspired me and helped me to become a better photographer and videographer. Thanks. Sam.
Ps at this current time my phone is telling me that the site for the giveaway (after I put in the information and pressed “sign up”)is not secure and it’s not letting me access it so I don’t think the information went through. Could you please try to get that fixed so that I can enter. Thanks.
New to photography, but finding a have been leaning towards landscapes, cityscapes, urban/architecture photography, the 2 in 1 (CPL/ND) Filter would be amazing! I also love long exposures…night or day.
I’ve recently gotten excited about water photography and trying to get flowing water to look like glass. I did a trip to Glacier National Park and was struggling to get longer and longer exposures in direct sunlight. I had no idea someone made a ND1000, and I can’t wait to see what it would do for waterfall exposures.
I'd love the vnd and cpl I would step out of my comfort zone and start doing rolling automotive shots I think the two combined are a match made in heaven.
I would love that Dark ND Filter, just last week I went into the canyons to do some long exposure, but it was too bright outside so I had to wait for the sunset to start doing my long exposures. Definitely would love to see how much my pictures can improve.
I'm a home inspector and take thousands of pictures a month on my phone. I love taking pictures of nature and believe that a VND would be a huge game changer for me.
I did slap on an ND64, the highest I had, on my 22mm F2 EF-M, and did a timelapse of me driving our newly minted car (2022 Mazda CX5 GT) as part of my test drive, choice, and acquisition of said car. Its definitely a fun technique and way to shoot. The best shot I did was of a baby either pilot or humpback whale jumping out of the water while we were leaving I think St. Lucia or St Martaan on one of my cruise trip. I shot it with an older Canon RebelT3 with an EFS 18-85mm 4-5.6, and I had a CPL on it to catch the silhouette of the mother whale underwater that never broke water. So no one but me knew she was there. I've got a Cuba trip coming up, and I just preordered the new RF 10-18mm specifically for this trip. A CPL would work magic for those beach shots on that lens. BTW, I went to ProFusion on day 1 but couldn't stay long enough to catch your lecture.
I would say the variable ND filter would benefit me the most with the portraits I shoot. And it’s time to replace my outdated tripod that’s heavy and clunky
The variable ND filter might be the most useful for me. I have a ND1000 K&F already, but sometimes it’s too dark in certain scenarios. I’d probably use it mostly for long exposure photography.
Loved all the filters, and i loved the variable ND filter because it's so much helpful in many situations in my video work, and K&F products are so much handy
The two in one ND and Polarizer filter would be pretty cool to experiment with landscaping and boudoir. I like going out on adventures and capturing human experiences/emotions in the wilderness
The 2 in 1 vnd + cpl sounds like one of the best inventions ever! There’s so much I would do with it, like long exposure for landscape, reducing reflections from cars, and especially for video to get a noice aperture
I would probably use the variable nd filter because i like shooting in the city and to be able to adjust the brightness of the photo without using a short shutter speed and maintain a fast aperture seems very useful
I’d have to choose the ND filter. Being in sunny FL, I’m always struggling with harsh light. Having the ability to make people disappear would be an added bonus too 😂
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The circular polarizer would definitely help me improve my architectural and street photography. Great video really love the format.
I've been eyeing the K&F CPL + VND for a minute and it would work wonders for me! I'm a 3rd yr University student in Nashville TN w/ a Media Prod. as my major and I just declared Photography as my minor! During the semester, I take a lot of photos around campus, and go on photo walks around they city; a lot of the time during the golden hour. Natural lighting can hit really hard, and while I do have a VND, I DON'T have a CPL. I've tried certain shots over the years, but without one they were all virtually impossible, so It would honestly help a ton!
I like the 2nd one as it fully fills my need for product photography as it removes unwanted reflection from my photos and really wants to get that variable ND filter 😊
I shoot mostly video with Canon and would love the Variable ND. Perfect for our vintage and wide lens that I share with my daughter who fancies light gear with her Fuji.
Recently I’ve been a student in Sweden, and now the aurora are starting to appear, I think a Variable ND Filter will help a lot if I want to experiment some time lapse effect, that’d be really cool 😎
i’m a photography enthusiast from singapore and i am looking to explore real estate interior photography. Having the CPL filter would totally benefit me when doing Interior shoots as i’ve always been facing exposure issues from reflections and editing is a pain in the a**! Really hope to win this and unlock my photography and bring it to the next level!
I'm brand new to photography but the 2 in 1 sounds like it could be really cool to use! I'm trying to get into street photography, maybe it could help me do some cool artsy stuff with the environment :)
hi Anthony, personally i would choose the 2 in one nd and cpl because it allows for me to not have to switch between filters often, and i would use it mostly for car photography because i’ve started to get into it with my d200
The 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter is definitely something in my area of photography, I love doing landscapes/nature and occasionally the bird here or there if I can catch them in time or if they dont see me and are standing still. I bought some for my older camera but with an update to the R7 (shortly after seeing your RUclips short omg) I haven't gone into buy any new filters just yet.
I would love for any ND filter honestly - I'm starting to take photography a bit more serious, after being a hobbyest for a few years. I'm doing mostly landscapes and wildlife(mainly birds) but did get into portraits and family photos - which became my favorite for now!
As I'm new to photography, I haven't tried filters before, but wanting to give it a go. I currently have the K&F ND2-32 82mm in my wishlist, so that would be great. Also, K&F is a favourite brand of mine, I have their tripod already, fantastic bit of kit, and a bunch of items in my wishlist...
I would have to go for the 2 in 1 Filter because of its flexibility for its use in street photography, landscape and portrait photography where i want to use long exposure shots😁
Hi Anthony! All filters sound really amazing! But if I had to choose I would go for the 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter. I mostly shoot landscape and maybe a bit of wildlife photography. I already used ND and CPL filters in some of them but it’s a hassle with so many different filters especially when you’re travelling. The combined filters would really make a difference I think to get even better photos
I’ve had my eye on a cpl for a while. It’s a little pricey so I’m going to hold off for a bit, but I can’t wait to use it in the city. There’s so much cool architecture in Chicago, but soooo many reflections. It looks super useful!
any of these lens filters would be amazing, but I think that the nano x pro circular filter would be most helpful to me, since I do a lot of vehicle shooting (lots of reflections there!) and also a lot of shooting around water (again, lots of reflections.) thanks for all the content you make, and i'll definitely keep watching your videos in 2024 because i LOVE them! 😍
I'm newer to photography and I'm really into car photography. I use a Lumix gx85 and like a 50mm prime and 40-150mm zoom and I think a cp would make my pictures look way better
Hi Antony, All the filter looks amazing but I would go for the 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter. I mostly shoot sunsets and architecture during my trip. I’ve wanted to get these filters but I don’t got the budget for it. Thank you for the opportunity you gave us !
The 2 in 1 CP and ND would be super handy! I always shoot with a CP on all my lens. The 2 in 1 would be great for more product shots and long expose wedding shots!
Hello Anthony, I've just recently started doing photography as a hobby. I shoot on a Canon EOS 1500D with the 18-55mm kit lens, with this I mainly do sports photography (men's A-league matches) so having a variable ND filter will not only allow allow me to have more vibrant colours and also capture the motion of the players chasing the ball. Thank you for all this useful knowledge and chance a chance to win.
Interested in learning and doing more landscape/street photography in the cold off season of my portrait business-this equipment would be invaluable! Thanks for all these videos! 🤌🏻📸
After buying a second hand canon rp and "strongly persuading" my parents to pitch in for one of my lenses, i have fallen in love with nighttime and landcape photography (in particular waterfalls!) On a recent trip to Iceland a cpl+vnd would have been amazing in almost every situation and would have prevented the small scratch on my 24-105 😢.
I want the 2in1 ND filter. The CP filter gives your photos a whole another looking. Makeing photos with the ability to take away the reflexion is amayzing. And the ND filter is amayzing too because if there is too much light, you pop it on and you can make photos with smaller apeture. I want to use it for outside event, potrait and landscape photography.
This video reminded me why I first got filters in the first place; it was to experiment with my photography. Sometimes I wish I forget how to take pics because that's when my imagination was at its maximum. Great video as always.
Have you tried any of these before? What technique was your favourite?
I love KF Concept filters and bags! I need to get some in 55mm ASAP for my Viltrox Z mount lenses. I use Cinebloom's as well but they don't make them in 55mm 😭 but oh well. Oh, and Urth filters are rad too.
I honestly couldn't afford to buy those filters, they would be really useful🙏 now I have some cheap ones and they just don't seem to work
filters are just garbage and ruining the image quality. i am shooting only raw 🤓🤓🤓
@@MohammadEhsanYousaf you say ruining, I say manipulating.
I tried the one in a crowded area to make the people or vehicles disappear. Wasn’t very successful, but I assume o need a darker VND
Just got my first camera, a Sony NEX 5N and I'm keen to try long exposure shots of waterfalls. I would love to use a two in one variable ND filter + circular polarizer 😜
I’d love the veritable nd filter because they can be helpful when shooting with flash outdoors if you don’t want to use high speed sync. On many strobes, high speed sync uses more battery while simultaneously reducing effective flash output. A veritable nd filter would help keep me in the normal flash sync speed range while outside and get a lower aperture to get some shallower depth of field.
I recently got into photography and bought my first full frame camera. I've gotten into aviation photography and I'd adore a 95mm circular polerizer for my rf800 f/11 to make the sky pop and get a cleaner view of the cockpit!
I photograph Cross Country races for my school on my Nikon D3500 and a lot of the time I get unwanted reflections from the grass and shine on people's skin. Especially because I shoot at a low f-stop to get the racers in focus while giving the background a soft blur. A circular polarizer would be a great way to fix these issues and enhance my sports photography. On the other hand at night I have been experimenting with light trails. An issue that has come up with doing light trails at night, is that a lot of cool locations in my area are only open during the day. I looked into daytime light painting, and saw that a neutral density filter is essential. Then I watched this video and learned to my surprise that a 2 in 1 circular polarizer and variable neutral density filter exists!!! My mind was blown!!!
Im all about Time lapse and long exposure but havent heard of these tricks. Its very cool that these tricks go against the laws of normal photography... Make everything dark as possible and bump down the Fstop 4 slots. That would literally kill a professor of photography, instant heart attack. I finally see why motion blur is so important in stop motion animations, what a difference that makes. Thanks for the new inspiration and tricks
I did not know ND filters were that pricey. I do some cool things with my old, cheap Dslr but I will not be darkening anything wth a filter, Oouuch that hurt
I’ve recently gotten into photography, and your channel has been hugely helpful in learning basic as well as more advanced techniques. A variable ND filter for my 18-55mm would add the flexibility I’m looking for and be nothing shy of amazing for travel and architecture shots.
I had last than a year doing wedding photography and I'm completely in love with this world, the 2in1 filter would be perfect for nice shots in my events, photos and videos🎉
The 2-in-1 VND + CPL filter is sick. Could open up so many possibilities on both photo and video fronts!
Hi, all these filters are amazing and I really like the variable ND Filter, because I am mainly a nature and landscaping photography guy. I tried long exposure photos but they did not turn out very well. Now I know why🙂
I've been eyeing an ND filter, specifically the 72mm variant for my Viltrox RF85mm lens. I'm all about that portraiture life, and when it comes to shooting in High-Speed Sync (HSS) Indoors or Outdoors. I'm on the lookout for a quality ND filter that not only fits my lens but also complements my shooting style. A variable ND filter could provide that extra flexibility to fine-tune the exposure without swapping filters constantly.
I would LOVE the cpl filter…I mostly shoot landscapes but have recently started with Motorsport photography and I think the help with reflections and saturation this filter offers would be monumental!
Just recently I just nailed down my absolute dream job working with small remote communities in gorgeous remote landscape areas. It would be incredible to use some of these filters for some of the shots and videos I will be creating. The lens that sparks my interest the most is the ND variable filter ! Love how you break down everything and show your process ! Learned a lot from the video as I have never tried filters before but totally up to learn now !
Hi Anthony, All the filters mentioned in the video are great for photography. If I had to choose only one of the filters, that would definitely be the 2 in 1 Variable ND with CPL filter.
There are a lot of reasons to choosing this filter:
1. No more hassling with stacking multiple filters (hence avoiding the possible vignette if shooting on ultra-wide angle lenses).
2. Variable elements allow fine tuning the exposure and polarizing effect, so that I can set up the best low-noise exposure for shooting landscape and cityscape during the preciously short golden hour.
3. The slightly thicker filter ring from the 2-in1 structure makes putting the filter onto lens thread much easier especially when I am wearing gloves during the winter season.
Thank You for the informative video!
I have never used filters before, so I am open to trying new things. I usually shoot landscape and I think the 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter would offer a lot of variability as far as trying new skills.
I'm new to photography and have never used filters like these so that 2in1 ND filter looks awesome to use. I like doing street photography your videos have been really helpful in understanding the basics. Thanks
I tried a lot of techniques. My most favorite is the variable ND filter, for smooth cloud and water landscape.
The ND1000 filter would be a HUGE upgrade for my Photography! I live in a small, beautiful city but there's so much tourism here, I can't get a single shot without distracting people in it. So blurring these out with a high-density ND filter would be awesome!
Variable ND Filter! Going to use it in downtown NYC over Christmas for some street photography!
Would love the variable ND filter... I live by the ocean, so capturing the dynamic, slightly blurred waves would make for unique landscapes.
I was super impressed with K&F variable ND and CPL filter, that is the one I would go for.
I would love to go take sunset landscape photos.
The filter would make the pictures have so much more depth and detail!
I love my Fuji X-E2 which I got a decade ago as a gift. Since the lenses are so darn expensive I've never bought any others, or filters, or much else. I love taking it with me on hikes and trips as it lets me enjoy the moments rather than getting sucked into my phone.
Love the channel!
I'd love to try the Polariser when walking in nature, taking pictures of deer or foxes in the Dutch dunes. The effect looks great in this video!
I am 12 years old and is a photographer I have just got my first camera I mostly shoot nature and agriculture photography and would love to take some long exposure pictures the next summer were I am in Japan for the first time but in general I would love the 2 in 1 circular lenses filter.
Your videos have taught me things about photography I you and your photos have been so inspirational 🙏🙏
The VND + CPL would be my top pick because I'm a new photographer I wouldn't mind sacraficing quality for creative freedom and the ability to explore new ideas. I would most likely use this for car photography, especially the CPL part of the filter to remove reflection off the car windows.
I recently started doing video work, so an nd filter greatly help me reduce the unnatural motion of shooting at high shutter speeds while keeping the aperture wide open, but I think that photography wise, I could try to do some Timelapse’s with long exposure takes of moon rises/sets in my city.
The polarizer is my favorite. It would allow for better lake and ocean photography without the glare. And it would help with architectural photography.
I’m an intermediate photographer from Japan, I’m still a junior high school student, but I am very serious about photography, when I start high school I hope to get a part time job so I could buy a new camera.
although English is my second language and I’m not very used to it I love watching your videos 😅 いつもありがとうございます
I’ve been freelancing for 2 years now since being fired for catching covid and always looking for ways to upgrade my gear. As a new business starting out, literally everything is a large expense, from new batteries, to new lenses. In the past I tried to use a CP filter but I bought cheap and honestly see no difference in the image (negligible). However, the 2-in-1 filter, or even just a standard CP shows a massive difference!
I typically cover events, but have done some property photography (main reason for the filters), music, and corporate work
I was actually planning to get a cpl filter to shoot some street photography and urban life. So my choice would be the cpl filter
I love how smooth all the transitions are here! I can really see the improvements from video to video
The 2 in one variable nd and polariser would be awesome. But also just the nd filter would be very valuable for landscape videography/photography, lots of sunrise and sunsets. Especially for video, and not being able to change the shutterspeed, it would be awesome
I like the Circular Polarizer Filter. My friend got it and I was stunned by how dramatic difference it makes. I would use it especially for portraits.
I love the variable ND filter, just started getting in photography and use the cannon eos rebel t7, I mainly do landscapes and sports photography
The 2-1 looks like it would be really fun for the sport photography I’m looking to do. I can’t wait to see what could be done with it
Ever since covid I've been wanting to take ultra long exposure city scapes/street photography. There's an eerie beauty in seeing the built environment totally deserted so I'd have to say I'd be most interested in an ND1000.
The Nano-X CPL filter is definitely intriguing! I would definitely have a go at car photography with this filter removing reflections from cars!
I love the ND+CPL filter, I think is super useful for everything I like to do: lanscape, cars, weddings, etc. in photo and video
Ever since before I actually got my camera, long exposures have always caught my eye. Making light trails, making water look foggy, making interesting portraits with movement. That all is what i would love to do with a 77mm variable ND filter for my 35-150mm lens
I’ve recently got into photography and already love it. I still need to learn quite much and your videos are a perfect inspiration. In my case I would love to try out the 2-1 combo to explore what’s possible in both worlds
I love that Variable ND Filter. Would be perfect for my range of shooting including Motorsports in different conditions.
Been doing photography for nearly a year now on ultra low budget, using a canon 4000d used with my only other lens being a f1.8 which I thankfully got gifted, also used. I would love those lens filters to help step up my photography to the next level, if I had to choose just one filter I would love an variable ND as my passion is definitely those blurry background portraits but ofc a 2 in 1 Is amazing if possible
I’m a 14 year old photographer and videographer from North America. I mainly shoot street photography and indoor outdoor scenery, as well as photo shoots for friends. I’ve been in the market for a cpl-vnd combo filter for a long time but I haven’t really found a good affordable option to fit my price range because my income as an amateur/intermediate photographer is obviously not very high lol. I have dabbled in video a little but haven’t done much client work yet. I’ve been following you on RUclips and instagram for a while now and you’ve inspired me and helped me to become a better photographer and videographer.
Thanks.
Sam.
Ps at this current time my phone is telling me that the site for the giveaway (after I put in the information and pressed “sign up”)is not secure and it’s not letting me access it so I don’t think the information went through. Could you please try to get that fixed so that I can enter.
Thanks.
New to photography, but finding a have been leaning towards landscapes, cityscapes, urban/architecture photography, the 2 in 1 (CPL/ND) Filter would be amazing! I also love long exposures…night or day.
I’ve recently gotten excited about water photography and trying to get flowing water to look like glass. I did a trip to Glacier National Park and was struggling to get longer and longer exposures in direct sunlight. I had no idea someone made a ND1000, and I can’t wait to see what it would do for waterfall exposures.
I'd love the vnd and cpl I would step out of my comfort zone and start doing rolling automotive shots I think the two combined are a match made in heaven.
I would love that Dark ND Filter, just last week I went into the canyons to do some long exposure, but it was too bright outside so I had to wait for the sunset to start doing my long exposures. Definitely would love to see how much my pictures can improve.
I'm a home inspector and take thousands of pictures a month on my phone. I love taking pictures of nature and believe that a VND would be a huge game changer for me.
I did slap on an ND64, the highest I had, on my 22mm F2 EF-M, and did a timelapse of me driving our newly minted car (2022 Mazda CX5 GT) as part of my test drive, choice, and acquisition of said car. Its definitely a fun technique and way to shoot. The best shot I did was of a baby either pilot or humpback whale jumping out of the water while we were leaving I think St. Lucia or St Martaan on one of my cruise trip. I shot it with an older Canon RebelT3 with an EFS 18-85mm 4-5.6, and I had a CPL on it to catch the silhouette of the mother whale underwater that never broke water. So no one but me knew she was there. I've got a Cuba trip coming up, and I just preordered the new RF 10-18mm specifically for this trip. A CPL would work magic for those beach shots on that lens.
BTW, I went to ProFusion on day 1 but couldn't stay long enough to catch your lecture.
I would say the variable ND filter would benefit me the most with the portraits I shoot. And it’s time to replace my outdated tripod that’s heavy and clunky
The variable ND filter might be the most useful for me. I have a ND1000 K&F already, but sometimes it’s too dark in certain scenarios. I’d probably use it mostly for long exposure photography.
Loved all the filters, and i loved the variable ND filter because it's so much helpful in many situations in my video work, and K&F products are so much handy
The two in one ND and Polarizer filter would be pretty cool to experiment with landscaping and boudoir. I like going out on adventures and capturing human experiences/emotions in the wilderness
The 2 in 1 vnd + cpl sounds like one of the best inventions ever! There’s so much I would do with it, like long exposure for landscape, reducing reflections from cars, and especially for video to get a noice aperture
Anthony! I don’t do a lot of long exposures but definitely enjoy using Variable ND filters for videos. They’re extremely helpful.
I would probably use the variable nd filter because i like shooting in the city and to be able to adjust the brightness of the photo without using a short shutter speed and maintain a fast aperture seems very useful
I’d have to choose the ND filter. Being in sunny FL, I’m always struggling with harsh light. Having the ability to make people disappear would be an added bonus too 😂
The circular polarizer would definitely help me improve my architectural and street photography.
Great video really love the format.
I've been getting into a lot of automotive photography lately so that CPL Filter is something I have been looking at getting.
I’ve never tried any of these! I just got my first camera and I’m absolutely in love! Your videos are so helpful! And love your tiktoks 😊
I've been eyeing the K&F CPL + VND for a minute and it would work wonders for me! I'm a 3rd yr University student in Nashville TN w/ a Media Prod. as my major and I just declared Photography as my minor! During the semester, I take a lot of photos around campus, and go on photo walks around they city; a lot of the time during the golden hour. Natural lighting can hit really hard, and while I do have a VND, I DON'T have a CPL. I've tried certain shots over the years, but without one they were all virtually impossible, so It would honestly help a ton!
The K&F polariser plus ND is a game changer!! I'd love to use it for car photography 🔥
I also love the K&F circular polariser, I love to take landscape photography like sunsets and sunrises.
I like the 2nd one as it fully fills my need for product photography as it removes unwanted reflection from my photos and really wants to get that variable ND filter 😊
I shoot mostly video with Canon and would love the Variable ND. Perfect for our vintage and wide lens that I share with my daughter who fancies light gear with her Fuji.
I would love to up my photography game with filters! Can't go wrong with the 2in1.
Recently I’ve been a student in Sweden, and now the aurora are starting to appear, I think a Variable ND Filter will help a lot if I want to experiment some time lapse effect, that’d be really cool 😎
The 2 in 1 filter is amazing
I would love to have it for street and car photography!
i’m a photography enthusiast from singapore and i am looking to explore real estate interior photography. Having the CPL filter would totally benefit me when doing Interior shoots as i’ve always been facing exposure issues from reflections and editing is a pain in the a**! Really hope to win this and unlock my photography and bring it to the next level!
I'm brand new to photography but the 2 in 1 sounds like it could be really cool to use! I'm trying to get into street photography, maybe it could help me do some cool artsy stuff with the environment :)
Definitely the circular polariser for my camera would be a great addition. Its gonna help me improve my landscape photography quality
hi Anthony, personally i would choose the 2 in one nd and cpl because it allows for me to not have to switch between filters often, and i would use it mostly for car photography because i’ve started to get into it with my d200
THOSE ND FILTERS ARE ALWAYS CRAAAZY USEFUL!
2 in 1 vnd/cpl sounds crazy! I’m still learning an doing a lot of travel / landscape photography!
Absolutely love the 2 in 1 for landscape long exposure.
Great Video! I would have to go for the 2 in 1 Filter. The flexibility of both ND and CPL would be amazing for landscape and portrait photos.
I gotta go with the Circular Polariser. I'm still learning and think that would be a great start to my wildlife and outdoor photography journey 📸
The 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter is definitely something in my area of photography, I love doing landscapes/nature and occasionally the bird here or there if I can catch them in time or if they dont see me and are standing still. I bought some for my older camera but with an update to the R7 (shortly after seeing your RUclips short omg) I haven't gone into buy any new filters just yet.
I've been using a lot of the CPL filter lately to get some nice blue skies in my skateboarding pictures.
I would love for any ND filter honestly - I'm starting to take photography a bit more serious, after being a hobbyest for a few years. I'm doing mostly landscapes and wildlife(mainly birds) but did get into portraits and family photos - which became my favorite for now!
but real honest - i'd probably really like the CPL+ND cause i also love car shoots and it really helps against reflections
Excited to dive into creative photography with this VND+CPL filter. Ready to capture the extraordinary in the ordinary. 📸
I am a high school Videographer/photographer and do event videography and photography. The 2 in 1 sounds like a great product!
VND/CPL would make a great addition to my landscape photography to help cut out water reflections and enhance colors especially fall colors
As I'm new to photography, I haven't tried filters before, but wanting to give it a go.
I currently have the K&F ND2-32 82mm in my wishlist, so that would be great.
Also, K&F is a favourite brand of mine, I have their tripod already, fantastic bit of kit, and a bunch of items in my wishlist...
I would have to go for the 2 in 1 Filter because of its flexibility for its use in street photography, landscape and portrait photography where i want to use long exposure shots😁
I would love the 2 in 1 filter. I would be using it for landscape and cityscape photography.
Hi Anthony!
All filters sound really amazing! But if I had to choose I would go for the 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter.
I mostly shoot landscape and maybe a bit of wildlife photography. I already used ND and CPL filters in some of them but it’s a hassle with so many different filters especially when you’re travelling.
The combined filters would really make a difference I think to get even better photos
I’ve had my eye on a cpl for a while. It’s a little pricey so I’m going to hold off for a bit, but I can’t wait to use it in the city. There’s so much cool architecture in Chicago, but soooo many reflections. It looks super useful!
any of these lens filters would be amazing, but I think that the nano x pro circular filter would be most helpful to me, since I do a lot of vehicle shooting (lots of reflections there!) and also a lot of shooting around water (again, lots of reflections.) thanks for all the content you make, and i'll definitely keep watching your videos in 2024 because i LOVE them! 😍
I’d love the variable ND! Shooting waterfalls is one of my favorite things to do with photography, and a solid ND filter is a must.
Personally I would love the 2-in-1 or even the 1000ND as I love experimenting with new styles of photographing, even though my favourite is wildlife.
I'm newer to photography and I'm really into car photography. I use a Lumix gx85 and like a 50mm prime and 40-150mm zoom and I think a cp would make my pictures look way better
ND filters are my favorite, just to get that smooth blurred low shutter speed photos in nature
Hi Antony,
All the filter looks amazing but I would go for the 2 in 1 ND and CPL filter. I mostly shoot sunsets and architecture during my trip. I’ve wanted to get these filters but I don’t got the budget for it. Thank you for the opportunity you gave us !
The 2 in 1 CP and ND would be super handy! I always shoot with a CP on all my lens. The 2 in 1 would be great for more product shots and long expose wedding shots!
Hello Anthony, I've just recently started doing photography as a hobby. I shoot on a Canon EOS 1500D with the 18-55mm kit lens, with this I mainly do sports photography (men's A-league matches) so having a variable ND filter will not only allow allow me to have more vibrant colours and also capture the motion of the players chasing the ball.
Thank you for all this useful knowledge and chance a chance to win.
Interested in learning and doing more landscape/street photography in the cold off season of my portrait business-this equipment would be invaluable! Thanks for all these videos! 🤌🏻📸
After buying a second hand canon rp and "strongly persuading" my parents to pitch in for one of my lenses, i have fallen in love with nighttime and landcape photography (in particular waterfalls!) On a recent trip to Iceland a cpl+vnd would have been amazing in almost every situation and would have prevented the small scratch on my 24-105 😢.
I want the 2in1 ND filter. The CP filter gives your photos a whole another looking. Makeing photos with the ability to take away the reflexion is amayzing. And the ND filter is amayzing too because if there is too much light, you pop it on and you can make photos with smaller apeture. I want to use it for outside event, potrait and landscape photography.
This video reminded me why I first got filters in the first place; it was to experiment with my photography.
Sometimes I wish I forget how to take pics because that's when my imagination was at its maximum.
Great video as always.