Thank you Murray for the very fine and detailed review of the KentFaith K&F Concept Nano X Magnetic Filters. The photos are beautiful and very inspirational. I also admire your fine work in putting together this video review with all the details and information. I am tryig to figure out if I should go with round filters, possibly magnetic or the larger 100mm filters for a Nikon Z 14-24 f2.8 lens for an upcoming trip to the Dolomites in late June. Thanks again for this fine review and all the information. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌟 🥇👍
Thanks for watching Joel! You might want to size up for such a wide angle lens or you may run into vignetting issues. Hope your upcoming trip goes well, the Dolomites are beautiful! :)
Hi Murray. Thanks for posting this excellent review of these filters. I have already purchased them myself and was really interested to hear about using them, especially under poor weather conditions. In your conclusion, you mentioned a few things I wanted to comment about. I have the same issue with the UV filters. I have the 77mm set. I am using 62 to 77 mm and 72 to 77mm step-up rings for my lenses. I bought two of the UV filters with the intention of leaving one attached to each lens. However, when I attach a magnetic UV filter to either of these rings, it falls off. I don't think the UV filter is as strong a magnet as the others. I found two solutions. The first is to attach the UV filter after attaching another filter or filters first. It seems to stick much better to another magnetic filter rather than the step-up ring. There other solution is to attach a standard screw-on UV filter to the lens first, then attach the step-up ring. Obviously, you would have to check if you get vignetting with this solution. Regarding identifying the filters in the case, I plan to use a fine-tipped permanent pen to label the dividers to make life easier! Thanks again for this great review. Cheers!
I am not sure if I am getting your problem right, but: The UV-Filter should always be the first one to be screwed on(!) the lens. The UV-Filter is as magnetic as as the provided magnetic ring and can be uses as such, but - only on the "upper" side! As it isn`t magnetic on the "other" side, it can not be attached on any ot the other magnetic filters!
Thanks for watching and the detailed comment John! I passed on my comments to kentfaith about the UV magnets, so it's interesting to hear others have had a similar issue. Hopefully something that's an easy fix for future filters. Fortunately enough for me, I don't need one for my uses 🙏🏻 hope you are enjoying your set 👍🏻
@@MurrayLivingston Thanks Murray. I think I will also report my experience to Kentfaith to see what they say. We used the filters for the first time a few days ago and really like the convenience compared to our square filter set. Cheers!
great aerial video work! Scotland looks like such a stunning photography location
Thanks Brian :) super fun flying the drone out there!
Thank you Murray for the very fine and detailed review of the KentFaith K&F Concept Nano X Magnetic Filters. The photos are beautiful and very inspirational. I also admire your fine work in putting together this video review with all the details and information. I am tryig to figure out if I should go with round filters, possibly magnetic or the larger 100mm filters for a Nikon Z 14-24 f2.8 lens for an upcoming trip to the Dolomites in late June. Thanks again for this fine review and all the information. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌟 🥇👍
Thanks for watching Joel! You might want to size up for such a wide angle lens or you may run into vignetting issues. Hope your upcoming trip goes well, the Dolomites are beautiful! :)
Thanks for a very helpful revue. I'm seriously thinking of getting some 👍
Thanks for watching, Den! Highly recommend :)
Hi Murray. Thanks for posting this excellent review of these filters. I have already purchased them myself and was really interested to hear about using them, especially under poor weather conditions. In your conclusion, you mentioned a few things I wanted to comment about. I have the same issue with the UV filters. I have the 77mm set. I am using 62 to 77 mm and 72 to 77mm step-up rings for my lenses. I bought two of the UV filters with the intention of leaving one attached to each lens. However, when I attach a magnetic UV filter to either of these rings, it falls off. I don't think the UV filter is as strong a magnet as the others. I found two solutions. The first is to attach the UV filter after attaching another filter or filters first. It seems to stick much better to another magnetic filter rather than the step-up ring. There other solution is to attach a standard screw-on UV filter to the lens first, then attach the step-up ring. Obviously, you would have to check if you get vignetting with this solution. Regarding identifying the filters in the case, I plan to use a fine-tipped permanent pen to label the dividers to make life easier! Thanks again for this great review. Cheers!
I am not sure if I am getting your problem right, but: The UV-Filter should always be the first one to be screwed on(!) the lens. The UV-Filter is as magnetic as as the provided magnetic ring and can be uses as such, but - only on the "upper" side! As it isn`t magnetic on the "other" side, it can not be attached on any ot the other magnetic filters!
Thanks for watching and the detailed comment John! I passed on my comments to kentfaith about the UV magnets, so it's interesting to hear others have had a similar issue. Hopefully something that's an easy fix for future filters. Fortunately enough for me, I don't need one for my uses 🙏🏻 hope you are enjoying your set 👍🏻
@@MurrayLivingston Thanks Murray. I think I will also report my experience to Kentfaith to see what they say. We used the filters for the first time a few days ago and really like the convenience compared to our square filter set. Cheers!
What a waste of time, first three minutes test the patience, I just waited to see how much time will you waste before coming down to business
Thanks for watching and sorry you didn't connect with the slower pace! I always leave chapter markers for those that wish to skip ahead :)
What lens is that?
Hey rob, i use the canon RF 24-105mm & 100-500mm. cheers