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The Kase clip-in filters are a new accessory I've added to my camera bag. To let you know why I am starting to use this often now is because its simple! By that I mean, it's simple to take with me everywhere and installation is easy. Not only that, it works with every lens that I have. This filter simply sits in front of the camera sensor and you're basically good to go. There are a varied amount of filters that Kase currently offer which include ND1000, ND64, ND8, MCUV, Light Pollution with more to follow.
This kind of filter is available for different camera systems including the Fuji X-mount, Canon RF mount and Nikon Z mount.
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Now these filters look really interesting. Certainly better than buying a filter for each lens/thread size, asuming the image quality is good.
I desperately needed this. I have a Sony Alpha 7S III and the other day I went outside and tried to run some experiments. The ISO was down to 400 with the iris closed down to T22, and everything was practically overblown. I just got my ND64 and ND8 filters from Kase just a few minutes ago, now I can't wait to get some footage at a proper ISO.
Can you report back how it was your experience? How hard is to take them out?
@@charruaporelmundo I never got around to using it in the field, but after I saw your question, I did a controlled experiment at home to see if these things are the real deal. Using my Sony Alpha 7S III at ISO 20,000 in picture profile 10, coupled with a 50mm Zeiss CP.3 lens set at T2.1. As a light source I used two Aputure Accent B7C smart light bulbs set at full brightness programmed at 5600K. Without any ND Filter, everything was overblown. With the ND8 filter and all the previous settings, I had a workable picture but the light source was overblown by quite a bit. With the ND64 picture and the same settings the image got quite dark, and the light source was fairly normal. I don't have a light meter, but I'd say that three stops for the ND8 and six stops for the ND64 is accurate. As for ease of placing them in and taking them out, it's fairly simple. You should by them.
Nice work mate....Beercan and LA-EA5 in the background....
I think I will have to get a set of these filters...could be super useful for UWA lenses...and Astro work
Thanks man! They're pretty useful for lenses that don't even have a filter holder available.
Thank you for this. Great vlog. I bought these for 1 extra wide lens only. My worry is trying to change them in and out on location. Like at a beach. Hopefully, I master the technique without getting anything into the camera.
Thank you for the review John!
You are welcome!! I enjoyed using the filters!
Will they fit on a Sony FX3?
Thanks for raising awareness of these ND filters. Prices are reasonable IMHO and it certainly beats logistically trying to use HSS with a strobe. Question: how much does the filter affect the quality of the image? Color shift? Color uniformity? Detail? Contrast? Thank you.
ps: I doubt that polarizing filters could be dropped in front of the sensor because you have to rotate the filter when you use it.
this is so cool. idk if i'll ever use it but its still cool.
the figure gloves are cool too hahaha
Get the UV filter to put in front of your sensor. You'll never get dust on it again 😅
Haha finger gloves are handy!
Are u sure the writing goes toward the sensor
Excellent informational video and the comments prove that the reading of manuals is a thing of the past.
Hi! This clip is compatible with the A7C?
Thanks for the helpful review!
Hi, John! Can you nail critical focus once the filter is clipped into the camera??? How do you do it? Thanks!
I would like to get this filter just to protect my sensor from dust.
nice idea for the concept, but it doesn't work quite as expected tho. doesn't protect from dust that well. it's much better for the 12-24 lens where it's cumbersome to take front attaching filters.
sometime if you put filter you will lose some sharpness
Had the same idea
Anyone know if this same filter sits into the sony ac7?
Sir does it support sony fx30 also if not then which one I should buy for fx30 ?
It shouldn't have a problem with being able to be used with the FX30 since it is still an E-mount camera.
@@JohnSisonPhotography But another youtuber said that it is compatible only with Full Frame cameras....so will you please make it sure ?
Does it work with the electronic shutter off?
Just bought the light pollution filter, waiting to arrive, let's hope it will be good. I already have the Kase magnetic filters kit and reallly happy with the portability and ease to use them during not so easy conditions.
Oh nice! I really like them too! Just finishing my video on it hehe
@@JohnSisonPhotography great, can't wait to hear your opinion on that
How'd you like the light pollution filter?
@@shaunreich So far loving it. It does the job perfectly and it's also helpful to protect the sensor from dust, but only if you set it up at home. And the last point leads to the only downside I can find to these type of filters. If you intend to take the filter in and out on location according too your needs it can become a little bit finnicky and not so very fast and comfortable.
Will they fit on a Sony FX3?
Is there any Color casting ?
I did see a slight green tinge in a couple of the photos.
You show the light leakage gasket but not how to install, why?
Great vid John...i really wish you'd do a Tutorial on the Sony Lens That make Noise while Focusing before i go spend Money on an Expensive lens.
Ahhh there are so many lenses hahaha. I can try to do that with videos going forward with Sony lenses.
Looking at corner image quality do you notice any resolution degradation with these? I feel like since this is after the lens it would create diffraction issues.
There is a slight loss in resolution but not to a huge degree.
can it fit A7IV?
Which one do you recommend for Astrophotography specifically for 1 minute or longer exposure times to reduce city light pollution
I would probably go with the light pollution filter.
Does it vignette at 12mm of Sony 12-24 f4 G? I'd like to buy just for this lens
Is there anche color cast or vignetting.?
I dont think they will make polarizer like this.. how would you rotate the polarizer filter to set it correctly when its inside camera?
no. but they make electronic based ND like sony using LCD technology
Great video. I've heard it's difficult to get the filters out. Is it quick and easy to get them off the sensor?
It's pretty simple to be honest but you do need to be careful not to touch the sensor with your fingers.
Do they have them in black mist
Where did you pick up that case for them?
Any thoughts on this brand vs STC?
Can you do resolution testing with these filters with a wide/long prime lens? and give some DNG raws so true examination is possible would be nice to see how much of a true optical impact this has as this is the 3rd company to make these but no one has made any real test videos its baffling since this is the only way to dust sceal the A7/A9/A1 line simmler to how sonys FX line has a protective glass layer.
Sure thing! Stay tuned for it. I'll try not to be too long with it ☺️
@@JohnSisonPhotography Thanks this is much appreciated as an a7RIII user
How hard is to take them out?
Trully quality not be sharpnes again lol. Im use this but its suck for the sharp pict
Interessting stuff. Specially as I‘m looking for an ND filter system for my sony A7 - Voigtländer Heliar 15mm combo.
This beautiful ultrawide lens das not support the normal screw on filters. Any system such as Rollei, Haida or Nisi doesn‘t fit.
So this seems to me as an solution.
Thanks for the review
You're welcome! 😊 It's pretty clever and I'm glad that it's an inexpensive option for the ultrawide angle lens.
I have the same lens. I paid 25 for a local machine shop to modify it so I can use the nisi filter system I already own.
You're not going to find me poking around with my fingers around the sensor like that! And nice way to get dirt etc on your sensor.
Yeah I can understand that. Probably best to apply it in an environment where it isn't so dusty but at the same time it does give you and other photographers a way to use filters without having to get expensive holders if you need it for simple shots.
Yeah but no one talk about the shutter! Do i have to shot in silent mode with this filters? Cause the first impression it's like those filters are really close to the shutter and maybe they can damage it. Why no one talks about it?
You don't have to shoot in silent mode.
@@JohnSisonPhotography Thanks!
Any experience with using them for video?
My question too!
any light pollution filter review?
I'm wondering if in shooting and you have to keep changing filters out, you are exposing your camera sensor to all kinds of debris in the shooting enviorment. With a regular filter system you never have to touch the lens when exchanging out different filters. Those Kase filters to me don't make to much sense.
Maybe needs a magnetic tool or pair of tweezers to remove and place.
There is a suction tool that you can use to easily remove and attach the filter but it didn't come with my kit. Kase may have begun shipping it with the new batch of filters.
Important topic but there is an extraneous layer of music that is very distracting. Perhaps you can remove it?
And than youre sensor at frame sansor can brake lol
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Which part?