3 Reasons Why Camera FILTERS will CHANGE your LIFE - Take Better Photos now!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The day I started to use filters on my camera for photography it changed everything! Here are 3 reasons why you should use filters on your lenses to make your photos look better!
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Today 3 ways you can use photography filters to take better photos - achieve better results in camera:
1- Remove reflection on water and see through with polarizing filters
2- Get deeper blue colors in the sky and contrast in your pictures with polarizing filters.
3- Use ND Filters to shoot at slow shutter speed even in the daytime to get motion blur in your photos.
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I accidentally dropped my lens before and when i heard the shatter sound my heart broke. But when i picked it up i was so surprised it was the uv filter that broke. Not even a scratch on my lens
Hey Amelia!! Oh so glad it wasn’t your lens either - so scary!!!
The filter acts like a deflector. I dropped my lens and the lens cap just pops out, no damage to the lens.
Nd2 is 1 stop
nd4 is 2
nd8 is 3
nd16 is 4
and so on
Thanks for sharing - will help a lot!
let me know ND 10,000 or 100,000 how many stop?
@@lawcch nd????????? No existence
@@lawcch nd10000 would be 13 stops, 100000 17 stops
In nd X, X is the result of 2 power n where n is the number of stops you can find this by applying the formula:
ln(X) / ln(2) = n
Exemple nd16 -> ln(16)/ln(2) = 4, the nd16 is 4 stops
;)
“We are gonna pretend we changing scene” 😂😂😂
Hahaha you picked it up: )
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My filter bag includes ND, polarizer, black pro-mist, CTO-CTB filters, and Lee gradient filters. It's a lot but it helps make your pictures look different than just the guy with the i-phone. I also combine filters with flash and gels to get different looks.
Nice;
Same for me Pierre, I thought filters where expensive and I was lazy to use them but when I decided to do it it changed my photography game. Great video again, congratulations
You're hilarious and clear and very informative xD
I'm new to photography, and your video was smooth.
This was SO helpful! I had looked into filters before but didn’t know exactly what they did. I just bought a new lens for my camera and it came with three different ones, so I figured now is a good time to learn! Thanks for the super energetic and informative video. 🙌🏻
2:46 I’m in love with this shot
Combine explanation with sampling because that's what we need most: samples. Thanks
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can you link the products please? Filters you use ? merci bp
Thanks for the great video and knowledge!
Thank you Zack!
Hey Rita! It is right here in the comment #1 :-)
Pierre T. Lambert pardon j avais pas vu lol
Your a very courageous vlogger believing in essence that a matter of minutes might explain just how much a difference can be made with Neutral Density, Gradient gels, and full color swap filters. I agree wholly with the point your making, but know that it's not a clear cut distinction that can be made without experimentation and careful thought about the looks your trying to achieve. Most people aren't wired that way, haven't the discipline required to nail down the rudiments of filter usage. Forgive the negative mind- set, and analysis of modern users, but I read the comments on most Vlogging Sites, and see clearly just how simple their mindsets are. Best wishes with your efforts.
yeah pleas make videos about vidography
I've been using filters ever since I started b/w photography 50 years ago. Yellow and red filters. Today I use gradient ND, blue or grey filters and of course POL.
Thanks for watching Paul! What do you use the blue for? I'm curious!
@@Pierretlambert To fake in a blue sky on a grey day... ;-)
When the shattering sound came out, my heart react to it. Ouch!
I came here to watch a video about filters, but now I’m more interested in where I can buy that sunglasses you have?
the number on a ND is a fraction so ND 2 is 1/2 ie 1 stop ND 4 1/4 2stops ND8 1/8 3stops so half the amount of light each time the number is doubled
One of the better videos I've seen on polarizer/nd filters.
Thank you!
In the part of the description about the benefits of an ND filter, #3 should also include how they allow for a wider aperture in bright daylight!
This is my third video and I finally understand and see the value of the filter, helpful and entertaining!
Looks like north of Nowhere, AZ. (There is actually a town called Nowhere, AZ...but I haven't been to the middle of it yet.)
I think we passed it!! Ah!
Ps: new video is out! ruclips.net/video/XuTFAZP3wXE/видео.html enjoy!!
I really appreciated this. Looking to broaden my horizon and add more creativity to my photos and this was gold.
I was told i did not need filters on my camera ..but u show me what a great change it does wow ,tk’s
You're welcome! :)
Ps new video is out! Enjoyyy ruclips.net/video/KRbwRyIPxPI/видео.html
I watched Tony’s video a while back on why I should never use filters. This video shows me some practical uses for filters. Nice! Time to spend more money.
Thanks Aki!! :)
Ps new video is out! Enjoyyy ruclips.net/video/KRbwRyIPxPI/видео.html
Okay I’m in Utah and I have been to that arch in your intro and other locations it’s crazy. I’m taking these pics here too!!!
please make another video when you can explain the ND filters, I would like to watch
sounds good Henry! :)
See you in the next episode!
I am about to enter the world of prosumer photography and you answered some specific questions i had about filters so thank you so much!
Brother you a great teacher love your videos
I have many filters from the film photography days, and I look forward to using them with my newly gotten Nikon D3500, thanks for your helpful vid.
If I'm not wrong, I saw in the video that you had been carrying one orange like filter. I would like to know what the ideal situation would be to use that.
Hi Anupam! It's not "orange" per say - only the reflection of the light when you look at it is. It's colorless actually - it's my ND/PL :)
Thanks for watching! New episode is out, don't miss it! ruclips.net/video/fLKDu0mgGoU/видео.html :)
Thank you so much for sharing! This is very helpful and informative!
Thank YOU! :)
ps: just dropped the new video! Enjoy!! ruclips.net/video/gkscb1ozmrw/видео.html
Bro which filter are you using for this video.. Can you recommend for lumix g7
thanks a lot for the information. Very informative, and I love your enthusiasm in the video!! Continue with amazing contents
Should I just opt to use the hybrid filter, ND/PL-16 instead of having separate ones?
Thanks for the "Super Practical" video. ;) I really want to start using filters more after having some fun results with a polarizer in Prague.
Hey @lambert pls do more videos on filters
You could also use a filter so you could have a higher iso film on a camera not made for that iso.
GLAD I FOUND YOUR VIDEO. I thought I needed an ND filter, when I actually needed a circular polariser.
I have recently started going thru your videos & they are very useful. Thanks for that. I am planning to get a ND filter & would like to get your suggestion. I am an amateur photographer just a hobbyist. I dont have any ND filters & want to get one. Mostly I take portraits & landscape only. Can I go for a variable ND filter or couple of standard ND filters ? Please share your thoughts.
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Great video Pierre, I use a UV filter to protect my lens and variable ND filter for daytime motion blur. I prefer winter dark nights for traffic motion blur without the need for a filter. I should use my polarizer filter but rarely do so.
Hey Lee! Awesome to hear how you use it. True night time is cooler with the light for long exp! :)
Have a great weekend!!
My Panasonic FZ 2500 has ND filters built into the camera. On bright sunny days I'll put it to 'Auto '. When around water I reach for the polarizing filter. Thanks for this information.
Oh that's a great feature!! Ah PL + water = pure pleasure!
Thanks for watching! See you in the next episode!
Love your energy and advise , cheers matey
the blue is more saturated and its so beaufitul but do most canon filters fit all canon cameras?
Thanks man, I had bought a variable filter thinking that it was good for photography... could you please suggest any great filter for photography
that can give me rich colors for street photography and portrait? Thanks..
Can we use Both Polorize filter and ND filter together???????
Does it matter the size of the filter for a camera and does is mater after you get the adapter
Quite helpful indeed. Thanks for sharing Pierre!
Thanks Nishant!!!
ps: just dropped the new video!! Enjoyy 👉 ruclips.net/video/0cSCwcqjrkM/видео.html
That just cracked me up... let’s spin around and pretend it’s a new scene 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the filter tips
Haha thank you! :) Glad you got the humour.
ps: new video is out! Enjoy! ruclips.net/video/3x-gdYrQ57g/видео.html
Have a great day!
which nd filter did you use in this video? ND8??
I use the mygobe ND1000 most of the time! and a hoya variable ND for video. But need a polarizor!!! Mygobe filters are very cheap and help planting trees ;) For a small, young photographer that is good enough! Lots of my long exposures are made with the 10 stop!
Oh do they? That's cool!! Yes I need a ND1000 in the bag... it'd help get the long exp in daytime to the next level.
Keep it up man! Have a great weekend!
I was wondering what that piece of square glass was in this other guy RUclips channel and the next day you introduced it,thanks, guess I'll be buying filters for my camera soon
fantastic! do you have any brand for recommendation? Kase ok?
Hi Pierre, Is hairline scratches in polar pro filters will be noticeable in image/video output? Thanks for the your feedback man.
This guy is awesome.
which filter you're using while filming this video???
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo.
Merci Christopher!! :)
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Thank you!
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Great video Pierre!! Loving those transitions :)
Haha Thank you! While you were trying not to melt in the car :p
Good video , very educational. Thanks. French Canadian ?
Good video...thanks a lot!
if i had a b+w filter on my old 18-55 kit lens, i would rather the lens break than a scratch on my filter glass..
Was so helpful, thanks.
We have them really cheap on wish. Is that worth it ? Please do a video on dlsr productd for photography bought on wish. Thank you
how is it possible that you have less than a mil subs. YT get this man some more clout.
This channel is P R ACTI C A L
Thanks Slick! :)
ps: just dropped the new video ruclips.net/video/_KD12g_oFFk/видео.html Enjoy!!
Really useful demos for this novice photographer. Many thanks!
Thanks William!!
Thanks for the wisdom 🌾
Pierre.. polorize filter normally use during day time. How about during raining and night time? What type of filter? I still confuse about filter actually
Never tried at night! Good idea
Which camera do you use??... Amazing quality!!... And thanks for the video😊
Check video description ♥️
Of course! More photography AND video stuff would be great!
Noted Jorge! Thank you!! See you in the next episode! :)
I'm interested in video. Keep up the good work Pierre.
Thank you Charlie!!
nice video .Thank you
Simple and great explanation of filters thx
Thanks Baris!
ps: just dropped the new video ruclips.net/video/_KD12g_oFFk/видео.html Enjoy!!
Hello. So one question. Lets say that at the moment i just want a filter for that effect in the waterfall during the day time. And another to give nice effect to the sky. What number should i buy? I have a sony a7iii
Gerardo Garcia for daytime just get ND 256 or 400 just to make the shutter speed longer. 2 seconds should be enough for fast moving water. But if you want to smooth out a lakes ripples or ocean waves or a slow moving creek than a ND 1000 especially in full sunlight. I have ND 1000 even in the shade, if i want to reduce the shutter speed than i will open up the lens to a lower aperture or boost the iso.
@@silencenhikes6692 thank you very much!!!
Can I use cpl and Uv filter at he same time or just use cpl
Yes more vids please.
Quick question do they differ from video and still??
Hey Josh!! Nope, exactly the same!! :)
Thanks for watching! See you in the next episode!
I hate using filters because I hate trying to keep them clean, but for my Panasonic 72mm I use an adjustible PL but don't like it and the protector. I like the gradient idea but don't have one. When I was a kid My mother wanted a color TV so Dad bought this filter like thing that was blue on top and I think green on the bottom and taped it over the picture tube lol - it was like, seriously ?? That's kind of what those remind me of. But yeah a bleached out sky with nicely exposed scenery is a real bummer.
Hahaha love that "color" TV story - would have never thought of it haha.
Yeah there is friction in using filters... but once you get the result you're happy :)
Thanks for watching! Have a great weekend!
It would make a nice interlude scene in a movie - I think of Fellini :p - Hey you too buddy ♥♥ :)
I learn about the adapter the hard way, buy the filter without knowing the size of the lense
We'd love to see some video/filmmaking tips.. Amazing video Pierre!
you got it Abir!
Pierre T. Lambert Yaass!😂
Once again, solid video man! Actually going to buy at least an ND filter too pretty soon. Probably gonna go with an SLR Magic. Need it especially for videos to keep some shallow depth of field. Do you know if it's possible to screw a filter on a filter? So for example screw a UV over an ND filter to protect it?
Hey Marc!! Thanks! Yes you can screw them on each other if they have the thread. Just make sure it does - I have a Hoya, Polarpro, B+W that I can make it work with. I also have another one that can’t so just read the review / comments /faq first :)
Neat! Thanks for the info :)
do the same brand filters fit all the cameras?
If I get the polarpro nd/pl filters do I still need a uv filter to protect my lens? And what graduated nd filters do you use or recommend?
Hey man!! No need UV if you already have a filter on - I don’t recommend stacking them you’ll lose in quality.
For the gradient ones I’ve heard good things about Lee - but never tried personally. The one I have at home is a cheap one (can’t even remember the brand ha!)
Thanks for watching man!!
Pierre T. Lambert thanks man and I absolutely love your videos and You made me get the Sony a7riii with gm lens so thank you I love them. Keep travelling and posting
Oh glad you like it!! Thanks man!
t'es à fond toi… Doucement, doucement! Bon le filtre dégradé bof quand même car sur light room deux clics et c est bon. Tu n'as pas évoqué un des intérêts majeur du filtre ND qui est d'ouvrir beaucoup plus afin d'avoir une plus petite profondeur de champs. Que penses tu des filtres variables? ça manque de piqué hein?
Salut Peter! :)
Oui je n'en ai parlé en effet car c'est plus applicable en vidéo (en tout cas pour moi). J'avoue n'avoir jamais utilisé de filtres variable, dans mes recherches ils n'étaient jamais "très bons" - quelle est ton expérience avec?
Bonne journée!
Justement je suis allé voir tes vidéos car je voulais me renseigner là dessus… Mais je vais opter pour des filtres nd classiques ça me parait plus pertinents car les retours même pour des filtres chers sont médiocres (beaucoup d'aberrations chromatiques mais, plus grave encore tous sans exception s'accompagne d'une réduction considérable des détails). Toi qui fais de la photo et des vidéos tu verrais un avantage à avoir des filtres variables?
Bravo pour tes vidéos. Pour le shoot à des focales plus grandes avec une lumière crue ça me parait intéressant notamment en portrait de rue. On n'est pas toujours dehors aux heures où la lumière est la plus belle surtout lorsque l'on baroude autour du globe comme toi.
Il n'y a rien de pire que des photos qui tirent vers le magenta à cause d'un filtre... là je testais les filtres PolarPro "fixes" et franchement chapeau - je les ai même mis l'un sur l'autre (ND/PL16+ND8) et rien à dire. Vaut mieux prendre un bon filtre "fixe" plutôt que les variables. Le seul avantage est quand tu passes du plein soleil à l'ombre tu peux adapter mais bon en 2mn tu peux changer le filtre aussi :)
Yes en photo de rue je shootes souvent en pleine après midi, j'aime beaucoup la lumière directe avec les ombres :)
Bonne recherche dans les filtres!! :)
Great video...
Nice video
I would love video's for film!!
just a question: how do you use a polarisator on your drone ? Thanks :-)
camille bressan brands like PolarPro are making filters for Drones :)
Let's see this applied for videography
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Oh really?! Awesome! Love it man!
I appreciate your accent.
Super cool video from a super good guy in a super hot location. ;)
Thank you Paul! :)
Tu fais de l'excellent boulot
Merci René! Si jamais tu veux aider aves des sous-titres fais moi signe :D tout le monde peut contribuer ouvertement :)
Bon weekend!!
ps: just dropped the new video! Enjoy!! ruclips.net/video/gkscb1ozmrw/видео.html
Hi Pierre !! I do both photography & video (newbie).. I have never used filters, looking at Polar Pro, should I go for the variables or get 2 or 3 of the fixed nd?
thanks
depends on you! I always had multiples but for video variable might be better!
@@Pierretlambert thanks a lot
very sharp filter men
Cheers!
PS: new video just dropped ruclips.net/video/tsetDuSVyJc/видео.html enjoy!!! :-)
is there any filter for taking photos in overcast and windy conditions
Heya! Depend on the effect you're going for. You could do super long exposures!
I just released a new video btw! ruclips.net/video/zLc0XvyFThw/видео.html Enjoy!!!
What Neutral Density filters do you recommend for a 50mm nikkor? Dumb question but am new to filters, what size filter for 50mm? I assume a 50mm?
Depends on what light you're trying to cut out :)
@@Pierretlambert I'd like to purchase a nd filter for waterfalls- beach- rivers. But I can afford up to about $60 or so for a filter.
Are there any other good polerizing filters that are a bit cheaper?
Hoya, platinum
A friend gave me a camera that has a filter marked c s and has a grid on it. What is the purpose of this type of filter? I've never heard this type mentioned in any video I've watched so far.
Oh not sure! send me a photo via DM on Instagram I'm curious :)
@@Pierretlambert I did some research after I watched your video. It is a rarely used special effects type filter. I talked with the friend who gave me the camera. He said the grid would make light sources such as street lights, or where there were single or multiple light sources and turn them into stars. I'm going to give it a try tonight, Not sure what DM is. I don't use Instagram.