ND Filter Review for Video - Mavic Air
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2018
- I test some ND filters from Freewell, Sandmarc and PolarPro for the Mavic Air from DJI.
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You can purchase any ND filter shown on this video direct through their websites:
Freewell - bit.ly/2EaikQx
Sandmarc - bit.ly/2upmqQm
PolarPro - bit.ly/2ndV6lh
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thnx for your time doing these comparisons!!!! Very appreciated! Thanks again for that! cheers from belgium ;-)
Great review. Thanks for the information!
The Mavic Air Drone is perfect for the holiday or around the world trips, it's one of those must haves! amzn.to/2UxlHg0
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good review man. thanks!
Thanks for the video. About to test the ND Filter at the beach. Let's see... 🐝
very helpful vid, thanks!
Fantastic review as usual Will
thecastlehunter Cheers! Thanks for watching 👌🏻
Great review. Nice video.💯👍👍👍👍
helpful comparison, sandmarc will be my choice
Great view. Looking to dabble back into more nd filters.
QC Drone Awesome.. Yeah gotta have those NDs on hand! 👍🏻
Thank you for the video, to me Sand Marc is a clear winner if you ask me! By the way, what was meant by low and high settings, rotation by 90°?
Can you explain what you mean for the words in the parenthesis?
Wow it's good !!
Nice review, very interesting.
Will nd 16 be emogh for sunny day?
Very good, thanks for the information, but I have a question.
how do you do when using a nd16 or nd32 is flying and when the drone shoots, behind a building, an area with shadow and image becomes very dark, how do you do in these?
Or in scenes where you shoot the horizon with strong sun, but when you need to focus some object on the ground, it gets very dark too, how should I proceed in these cases?
or in these cases have to leave in automatic same?
I'm from Brazil, I'm following your videos from the canada tutorial at the premiere and from the settings of phantom 3, great channel, I'm your fan!
Hey Buddy, thanks for the long time support! Okay so to answer your questions:
Continue using the ND Filters making sure your image is not too underexposed. In Premiere CC use 'Lumetri Color' and under 'Basic Settings' you will see 'Shadows' You can increase this slider to lift the darks. It's a quick and easy fix.
Another factor, PolarPro make the Gradient ND's now so for example ND 16/4 you can adjust so sky is ND16 and foreground only ND4, See here : amzn.to/2NLexO9
Hope that helps, Cheers.
Thank you, it helped me a lot.
What music did you use in the video between 6:30 - 8:30?
What's polarization mean?
Thanks for the helpful review! Love the music too.. which song is it?
shazam doesn't know this music... hope an author of this video will answer your question.
Hey! Great RUclips channel very helpful :) I’m new to the drone world and have recently bought a Mavic Air. I was wondering if you could advise me on the best laptop to buy to save and edit my videos on. Many thanks
Hi If you work from PC/Windows I like any of the MSI Laptops and Dell XPS. Look for Laptops that have extra graphics for example nvidia geforce 1050ti this helps a-lot, also make sure they have the latest 8th Gen i5 or i7 CPUs important for video editing. If you're more a Mac user then any of the latest 8th gen intel Macbook Pros 13 or 15". If you choose PC then learn Adobe Premiere, if you work on Mac choose Final Cut editing software. Hope that helps.
Man And Drone so helpful thanks a lot
@@ManAndDrone As I look down at my new MSI =)
Sorry I'm new to filters, so only really use ND filters around water? Or are they good all round. I have a phantom 4 pro and I'm learning atm.
Yes there's a good use case for all round can reduce haze, also if you want to set your shutter manually to double your recording framerate for a smoother cinematic feel. Try setting your shutter at 60 if you film at 4k 30 fps aperature at around f5 to 8 then choose an ND filter that will give you an EV reading at around 0, probably ND 8 or 16 or 32 depending on time of day. Cheers
Man And Drone thank you very much, really do appreciate the help, its extremely daunting when first starting up, I have the polar pro cinema vivid collection for my phantom 4 pro, if I use them settings you recommended will they be ok?
I think the polarpro preserve the colors to grade in post production. The others look more saturated its not good. But if you not go make gradecolor the others will be a good choice.
Feels like using different shader packs in Minecraft LOL
good?
All good yes 😅
Haven't seen you mention anywhere that ND filters are to achieve motion blur - thats quite an omission.
Absolutely - with you on that, this video is more just a brief review of how the Freewell , Sandmarc & PolarPro Filters fair, rather than a specific technical in-depth discussion of ND FIlters.