As always, so much combined information in ONE video! - how to check skin tone better in DaVinci - color temp 5500-5600k reconfirmed (wasn’t sure anymore) - IT DOES MATTER what ND filter you slap on your lens - NiSi is among the best (was shopping around for a true color filter, since my actual filter pushes everything towards blue and haven’t realized it until it was too late, one a project).
Hey, great vid! Quick question - I have previous magnetic version and when I have the lid on with a 2-5 filter in a backpack, it's super easy to take the filter off (I pull out the cam often without the filter). Once I had camera on peak design strap on my backpack and filter just fell of (I guess magnets are not strong enough and small touch makes it unstick). Is it the same case here? Cuz of that, my filter already dropped on the ground, flew off in the strong wind and also fell in the water as I wasn't fast enough to catch it. Thanks for your feedback.
What's funny old ones more expensive on Amazon rn and new one is Cheaper was interested to see the difference between them seeing that the old one is smaller.
@@lukastemberger So True!! I have been watching Jason a lonnngg Time and love to make odd comments. I have a 1/8 black pro mist and I am unsure it does anything.
@@SteveWB Yeah, 1/8 will give you a tiny bit of diffusion, but any glass needs to have intent when using it. Mist filters don't achieve anything that can't be achieved in post with one click. Just a weird fad.
hello my friend, it is possible for you, to tell us, what choice of opening you have made for your plans that you present with your different objectives, I am interested for example to know for your shots filmed with your sony lens f50mm 1.2? Thanks for all you're content and you're work for all of us. bye
i need to decide whether or not to get this before the price goes up... i have the Mirage but I hate the color shift.. just wondering if maybe i should invest in a couple proper solid NDs instead.. i wish i could use the K2 together w the Mirage, for extra bright days when I wanna shoot wide open w a fast lens... don't know what to do.
I love the nisi true color. so simple and non gimmicky!
Those extra drop in filters look fun, but since I already own 82mm and 67mm nisi vnds I’m going to stay put. Been loving the colors out of those
Still rocking with my Nisi but glad to see the competition coming in. These look more profesh than the silver nisi haha
As always, so much combined information in ONE video!
- how to check skin tone better in DaVinci
- color temp 5500-5600k reconfirmed (wasn’t sure anymore)
- IT DOES MATTER what ND filter you slap on your lens
- NiSi is among the best (was shopping around for a true color filter, since my actual filter pushes everything towards blue and haven’t realized it until it was too late, one a project).
Been waiting for a proper review and test like this. Thank you!
Nice video and good comparison between without use and with use.
The only one that have the minimum color cast for me is the NiSi true color
Looks like the Revoring. The color accuracy is important but its kind of bulky so i dont know if id buy it.
Hey, great vid! Quick question - I have previous magnetic version and when I have the lid on with a 2-5 filter in a backpack, it's super easy to take the filter off (I pull out the cam often without the filter). Once I had camera on peak design strap on my backpack and filter just fell of (I guess magnets are not strong enough and small touch makes it unstick). Is it the same case here? Cuz of that, my filter already dropped on the ground, flew off in the strong wind and also fell in the water as I wasn't fast enough to catch it. Thanks for your feedback.
What's funny old ones more expensive on Amazon rn and new one is Cheaper was interested to see the difference between them seeing that the old one is smaller.
Finally I can stop spraying hair spray on my lens for the mist effect. Nice mount system.
I don't understand why anyone would want to bake in the mist effect. It's easy to replicate in post and you get more flexibility.
@@lukastemberger I was kidding.
@@SteveWB ha, I was wondering :) But people are obsessed with mist filters, so I wouldn't be surprised.
@@lukastemberger So True!! I have been watching Jason a lonnngg Time and love to make odd comments. I have a 1/8 black pro mist and I am unsure it does anything.
@@SteveWB Yeah, 1/8 will give you a tiny bit of diffusion, but any glass needs to have intent when using it. Mist filters don't achieve anything that can't be achieved in post with one click. Just a weird fad.
hello my friend, it is possible for you, to tell us, what choice of opening you have made for your plans that you present with your different objectives, I am interested for example to know for your shots filmed with your sony lens f50mm 1.2? Thanks for all you're content and you're work for all of us. bye
Very interesting. I’m surprised by the colour test.
Can you stack the UV filter on top of them? As a Komodo user that would be essential
How would you compare it to the NiSi Swift Ture Color VND 1-9 stops?
i need to decide whether or not to get this before the price goes up... i have the Mirage but I hate the color shift.. just wondering if maybe i should invest in a couple proper solid NDs instead.. i wish i could use the K2 together w the Mirage, for extra bright days when I wanna shoot wide open w a fast lens...
don't know what to do.
@Jason, do you use the 1/8 Tiffen Promist or the 1/8 Tiffen Black Promist?
Does this system have vignette issues?
I really like the 1/4 snow mist filter, how is the sealing with the slide in filters?
Various testing shows what color temp was yellow has become blue, no true color. gimic
Another issue, would this work with a matte box like the smallrig mini matte box?
It's great but it's 95mm or bust to me for the 200-600mm G.
I believe they have a 95 mm it just cost more
@@tylerjames3620 Sadly up to 82mm. Might just go with the Eiger matte box.
$600aud? Bloody how! That's insanely over priced