Do you think you could show us footage of the vignetting so we can see how much it is and we can make an educated guess if a step up ring and a bigger 2 in 1 would work
Looking forward to seeing your next video I just subscribed to your channel so I don’t miss. Overall, I was waiting for someone to get the Polarpro litechaser 15 so I could hear a review before investing the money. Thanks for the heads up. I did assume that for best performance it’s probably would be wise to only use their ND’s and adaptors
Thanks for your review. How is it possible that PolarPro conceived a filter holder that partially hides one of the 3 lenses (or at least makes the filter frame visible), I can't understand how poorly designed this is. I've ordered that case and the filter holder but I never expected that it would have such a design flaw. It's really disappointing.
I think it’s a manufacturing issue, otherwise the cynic in me thinks since they make their own filters they focused on compatibility with those. Hopefully they change their next batch just a bit to accommodate for the offset. It should be less costly for them to change that in their production line than the case itself.
@@DeetzFlo If you're right that means that all early adopters like us who have ordered their kit months ago will get the same version of the filter holder before they could consider fixing their production line. it's not really reassuring for the first upcoming order deliveries.
@@Bluemanta69 just got a reply from Oliver at PolarPro. “We haven't tested the adaptor with any third-party filters, but a VND/polarizer combo would have a particularly thick frame, so we can see something like that appearing in the shot. We did test the Adaptor with our own 67mm filters and can confirm it doesn't vignette with those.”
So there you go, the cynic in me was right. Now 2 issues remain: it was marketed to work with any 67mm filter; I’m curious how step up rings will work since that would cause a slight initial bump to the frame before it opens to the larger filter.
@@DeetzFlo Yes this is disappointing indeed. I don't know how thick your combo VND / CPL filter is in comparison with an average filter but it's a shame that it wasn't tested further with other brands. It's even more frustrating if just offsetting it by 1 or 2 millimeters corrects the problem entirely.
Do you think you could show us footage of the vignetting so we can see how much it is and we can make an educated guess if a step up ring and a bigger 2 in 1 would work
Polar pro already sell the VND filter that fits directly to the case iphone 15 no adapter needed !
Yes, but these are VND+CPL
What about the back microphone next to the camera? It is also covered so does it affect it in a bad way?
I tried six 2 in 1 filters. I’ll get a new video out soon. Got a solution 👍🏻
Looking forward to seeing your next video I just subscribed to your channel so I don’t miss.
Overall, I was waiting for someone to get the Polarpro litechaser 15 so I could hear a review before investing the money. Thanks for the heads up. I did assume that for best performance it’s probably would be wise to only use their ND’s and adaptors
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I’ve received mine yesterday, with a standard VND filter (no CPL combined), I don’t have any vignetting issues, that’s reassuring!
Great! Yeah normal filters should work fine.
Thanks for your review. How is it possible that PolarPro conceived a filter holder that partially hides one of the 3 lenses (or at least makes the filter frame visible), I can't understand how poorly designed this is. I've ordered that case and the filter holder but I never expected that it would have such a design flaw. It's really disappointing.
I think it’s a manufacturing issue, otherwise the cynic in me thinks since they make their own filters they focused on compatibility with those. Hopefully they change their next batch just a bit to accommodate for the offset. It should be less costly for them to change that in their production line than the case itself.
@@DeetzFlo If you're right that means that all early adopters like us who have ordered their kit months ago will get the same version of the filter holder before they could consider fixing their production line. it's not really reassuring for the first upcoming order deliveries.
@@Bluemanta69 just got a reply from Oliver at PolarPro. “We haven't tested the adaptor with any third-party filters, but a VND/polarizer combo would have a particularly thick frame, so we can see something like that appearing in the shot. We did test the Adaptor with our own 67mm filters and can confirm it doesn't vignette with those.”
So there you go, the cynic in me was right. Now 2 issues remain: it was marketed to work with any 67mm filter; I’m curious how step up rings will work since that would cause a slight initial bump to the frame before it opens to the larger filter.
@@DeetzFlo Yes this is disappointing indeed. I don't know how thick your combo VND / CPL filter is in comparison with an average filter but it's a shame that it wasn't tested further with other brands. It's even more frustrating if just offsetting it by 1 or 2 millimeters corrects the problem entirely.