This was so helpful - I had no idea how to use this filters and this video helped with the basics and also showed what they are capable of. very helpful
I found this CZcams video most informative as I have been researching different filter holders and your explanations have simplified understanding how these are used and what to look for when deciding upon a good filter system . Great job Brett.
Great overview of the V7 system. I was watching intently hoping to see a wide view of the tripod. I'm so glad that you talked about the Explorer 10X. Now I'll look for the 10X product review.
Thanks Brett, I really need the slower way step-by-step to learning about anything. Your simple instructions will assist me if/when I get some Nisi filters.
WITHOUT A DOUBT the best CZcams video on the new V7 system!!! Thank you! I learned so much, including about the APP!!! I didn’t even know about it…and the whole video I was marveling at that ball head and tripod, and at the end - BANG!! YOU MENTIONED THEM!! I will go see your review on them as well. New subscriber, thank you.
Excellent! …… just took the leap for a V7 last week and this is an excellent video explaining fitting the holder and filters in the correct way … as well as providing great tips on getting the best results from my first attempts … I am pleased I bought the Nisi system …. not cheap but certainly well built … no excuses about kit now!!
Thanks Brett. Great detail on the V7 kit. I've been using Nisi circular kit and struggle with the polarizer so I'm looking at upgrading to V7 kit, I think there are enough good reasons to do so. I'll be in touch!
An excellent demonstration, with well judged visual and verbal instruction. I have the v5 kit, but looks like the 7 is worth upgrading to. Sadly for you I am in the UK, so will be sourcing here, otherwise I would have purchased from your website.
Thanks Brett, I am Canberra based and really wanting to get into long exposure landscapes. I have been looking into filters for some time and this was very helpful, thanks 😊
Thansk for the review! Doesnt look like it goes down to 43mm filter size lenses like the compact fujis - and i'd need to get the 75mm kit for those lenses.
A very honest and excellent review. I myself use the V6. I was searching for the differences between the v6 and v7 and the the differences for me are too small to upgrade. Maybe if the true color CPL is available as a seperate component i would consider buying it. I am from the Netherlands and the price here is €249,- and that is not worth for me coming from the V6 to go to the V7.
Thank you for this great demonstration. This made me subscribe to your channel. Can’t wait to see more from you and I’ll be looking forward to try this out as well. Do you have the Astro kit. If so. Could you do a demonstration of those filters?
Thank you Brett for such in-depth tutorial, this is one of the only tutorial of its kind on CZcams for V7. I am getting my professional kit today and I am very excited. Can V7 be paired with Nisi’s Switch?
Nice video! May I have a practical question about storage and transportation regarding the V7 CPL? The adding and removal of the CPL looks really fiddly, esp. with gloves on, in harsh weather or in the dark. If I get a spare main adapter for use without CPL, how can i store and transport the one WITH the CPL in the camera bag? What's the size of that combo? Does it fit into a tin holder of the Lee stopper filters for example? Can the CPL fall off from the adapter while transporting? Thank you in advance!
You can store all the filters in the pouch that comes with the kit, or I leave the polariser on each lens & use the NiSi lens caps. The holder is 3 slots, if you only want 2 just use 2.
Thanks for these tips as a new v7 owner Brett. With rapidly changing light towards sunset, what are your tips for calculating & recalculating ‘on the fly’ once your ND 6 stopper is already in?
Cheers Russell, I use the Nisi App. in fading light I may add about 20% in my head & vice versa on a rising sun, I'd subtract about 20%, if you have a decent camera always better to slightly underexpose.
I have the version five system I don’t see the extra value in upgrading they really need to change this polariser set up for magnetic setup the only way forward.
Still thinking about value... Do you think it is worth it to buy this filter holder with 100mm filters when you are building a kit with only 67mm lenses? The price difference between this and 67mm circular filters is about 55% of the uw zoom lens I plan on getting.
Many thanks Brett, excellent video. I wonder is True Colour Circular Polariser also multicoated, water repellent etc. Would you be able to give some more details about the filter itself, if available. The CPL filter the Landscape version for V6 was very good. Any plans of the same filter for V7? I like your tripod. When this product will be available?
@@BrettWoodPhoto Hi Brett. I am currently in Exeter in the UK. I can be mistaken but it looks that you are on the South Coast NSW somewhere close to Huskinsson, Vincentia, Jarvis Bay. Anyway I am in the UK enjoying English weather. What is the cost of the tripod?
@@BrettWoodPhoto Oh yes, looking familiar. I use to do scuba diving with grey nurse sharks on the underwater wall of Bowen Island, Jarvis Bay. Great time. Can you send me a link for the tripod, please. I need technical specification especially available sizes, weight, features, some pictures. Many thanks. Have a good day.
very nice tuto. just purchased a Z 14-30 F/4 82mm for z6ii and was looking for filters. I have already a Z 24-70 F/2.8 and a Polarpro VND 2-5 82mm BUT apparently we need a size bigger than 82mm ? So, V6-V7 seems a ood choice. nice tip to explain direction of polarizer. However, are there graduations/clics on polarizer to know where we are ? or how to proceed to find 90 degrees ? Would you recommend to wait V7 instead of V6 ? would you advise new polarizer to landscape one ?
@@BrettWoodPhoto I'll have to disagree with you on that. Step-up rings are exactly what they say they are and are an intermediary step to attach something else. An adapter ring generally fits directly to your lens threads. The reason I ask is that if you've ever tried using aluminium step-up or step-down rings in cold climates you will know there are notorious for getting stuck to what you screw them into, especially if that is also aluminium. I've experienced this so many times and would consider this a pretty serious detriment to the system if you need an intermediary step-up ring. Incidentally the link you provided doesn't have viewing permissions.
Someone has experience with shooting video with a nisi filter holder? I'm a photographer 90% of the time and so buying other nd filters for videography it's not worth it
This was so helpful - I had no idea how to use this filters and this video helped with the basics and also showed what they are capable of. very helpful
Tricia glad it helped & that you learned from it
I found this CZcams video most informative as I have been researching different filter holders and your explanations have simplified understanding how these are used and what to look for when deciding upon a good filter system . Great job Brett.
Thanks Wayne, glad you found it useful mate.
Great overview of the V7 system. I was watching intently hoping to see a wide view of the tripod. I'm so glad that you talked about the Explorer 10X. Now I'll look for the 10X product review.
Thanks Ray,
We both use the Explorer tripods, they’re great, let me know if you need one & I’ll organise it for you.
Very helpful Brett. Going on my first shoot w the system. Excited!
Glad to hear it’s been a help 🤓
The best video on this topic. Brett in an excellent and skilled instructor.
Thanks mate glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely the best instructional video available. No other channel provided the level of detail on each component of the Nisi system. Thanks
Virgil, thanks a lot, glad you found it helpful.
just starting out and so glad I found your video, makes me want to buy more filters with NiSi, thank you
Glad it’s helped you.
Helpful - Did not know about putting the ND filter closest to lens
I wish I was back home in nz or Australia, and would of used your link . Thank you for the brilliant info
Thanks Paul
Thanks a lot for explaining this so well.
No probs Mike you’re welcome
Thanks for the tutorial, that explains a lot for me.
Glad it helped you mate
Thank you!
Indeed very helpful, I learned a lot of things!
Thanks for watching im glad you found it valuable
Just found this video. You inspired me a few years ago to purchase the V5 kit. I am now considering the V7. Very helpful video. Thank you.
Hi Susan, glad you found it helpful, you can buy the kit from me, just send me an email - brett@brettwoodphotos.com
Very helpfull video, thanks!
No worries 🤓
This video was so helpful to get me started. Thank you so much 😊
Brilliant video with in-depth explanations. Brett takes his time so the message can sink in, obviously a great teacher. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for watching glad it helped
Thanks Brett, I really need the slower way step-by-step to learning about anything. Your simple instructions will assist me if/when I get some Nisi filters.
Thanks for watching 😃
Thanks very informative video on the Nisi filter system. I'm looking into purchasing a ND filter kit in the near future.
Great video Brett. Thanks for sharing. 👍
No worries Evan. Cheers mate
WITHOUT A DOUBT the best CZcams video on the new V7 system!!! Thank you! I learned so much, including about the APP!!! I didn’t even know about it…and the whole video I was marveling at that ball head and tripod, and at the end - BANG!! YOU MENTIONED THEM!! I will go see your review on them as well. New subscriber, thank you.
Thanks mate, glad you found some value in it, I still haven't done the tripod review yet but it is coming soon.
@@BrettWoodPhoto will be watching for it, Brett. Thank you!
Very nice demonstration of this system. Useful tips how to safely mount the holder system. Thank you
Thanks for the comment glad it helped
Excellent
Thanks so much for your help Brett! Really cleared up a lot of questions I had on the new system.
Gday Jenny, excellent, glad it helped you out. 😃
Excellent! …… just took the leap for a V7 last week and this is an excellent video explaining fitting the holder and filters in the correct way … as well as providing great tips on getting the best results from my first attempts … I am pleased I bought the Nisi system …. not cheap but certainly well built … no excuses about kit now!!
Good news mate. It’s a good system worth the purchase. Follow my channel for more landscape photography & info 😃
Nice video Brett, excellent review, Go Nisi, great stuff mate😉👍
Martin cheers mate, thanks for tuning in.
Thanks Brett. Great detail on the V7 kit. I've been using Nisi circular kit and struggle with the polarizer so I'm looking at upgrading to V7 kit, I think there are enough good reasons to do so. I'll be in touch!
Excellent, thanks Margaret
Good, detailed video Brett! I'm going to be ordering this V7 set along with my new filters and RF 15-35mm lens for landscapes!
Cheers mate glad you liked it, do you want to order the V7 through me ?
Always helpful. I haven’t used filters much with the lockdown so it’s nice to get a refresher. You explain everything so clearly. Thank you 🙏🏻😄
Nerrel no worries. Thanks for watching.
Great explanation Brett. Might have to get the V7 to supplement my circular Nisi filters.
Sounds like a plan !!!
Thanks for watching
thanks Brett for this details video. i never used any filter but will consider it.
No worries mate Thankyou
This was so helpful! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills with us! I am looking into getting this system for my GFX100s.
No worries you’re welcome
Fabulous explanation - thank you!
Great videography Mum😍 Not bad Brucey👨🎤
🤣🤣🤣 thanks kid 🧒
Great review and demonstration!
Great video thanks Brett. Lots of good information about filters I had no idea about.
Good stuff Kate
Excellant video
Thankyou kindly
An excellent demonstration, with well judged visual and verbal instruction. I have the v5 kit, but looks like the 7 is worth upgrading to. Sadly for you I am in the UK, so will be sourcing here, otherwise I would have purchased from your website.
Ray, cheers for the comment mate. Good luck with the V7
Informative. Thanks.
No worries Robert,
You’re welcome 😃
Thanks Brett, I am Canberra based and really wanting to get into long exposure landscapes. I have been looking into filters for some time and this was very helpful, thanks 😊
Steve no worries at all mate.
Hope it helps you out. Look me up if you want to buy any filters.
Thank you great vid and a clear explanation. I was looking for a filter set now i know witch one to buy greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks mate, glad you got something out of it.
Great video and a good insight to the V7.
Andrew cheers for that mate. 😃👍🏼
Thank you for 30 minutes school !!!
No problem 🤓
thank you for this clear video. I hope to be able to buy a nice set by the end of this year. probably the pro kid III V6 greeting from Holland 🇳🇱
Hi Michel, thanks for tuning in & commenting, hope the video helps 😃
Great video Brett well explained 👍
Simon cheers mate, glad it helped
Thansk for the review! Doesnt look like it goes down to 43mm filter size lenses like the compact fujis - and i'd need to get the 75mm kit for those lenses.
Yes you will need the 75mm system for that
Great value! I'm researching polarizers and the price of an 82mm true color is almost the same as this kit.
A very honest and excellent review. I myself use the V6. I was searching for the differences between the v6 and v7 and the the differences for me are too small to upgrade. Maybe if the true color CPL is available as a seperate component i would consider buying it. I am from the Netherlands and the price here is €249,- and that is not worth for me coming from the V6 to go to the V7.
Super
Love your videos lm new to nissi living in Darwin with the best sunsets my question is do you do staking with long exposure
Thanks Jan, I don't understand your question sorry?
Great presentation, but I would like more of an explanation as to what ND filters actually do. I also was puzzled by the polarizing filter
Thank you for this great demonstration. This made me subscribe to your channel. Can’t wait to see more from you and I’ll be looking forward to try this out as well.
Do you have the Astro kit. If so. Could you do a demonstration of those filters?
Glad you enjoyed the video. I may do some more in the future.
Thank you Brett for such in-depth tutorial, this is one of the only tutorial of its kind on CZcams for V7. I am getting my professional kit today and I am very excited. Can V7 be paired with Nisi’s Switch?
Nice video!
May I have a practical question about storage and transportation regarding the V7 CPL? The adding and removal of the CPL looks really fiddly, esp. with gloves on, in harsh weather or in the dark. If I get a spare main adapter for use without CPL, how can i store and transport the one WITH the CPL in the camera bag? What's the size of that combo? Does it fit into a tin holder of the Lee stopper filters for example? Can the CPL fall off from the adapter while transporting?
Thank you in advance!
Another question would be - can the 3 slot holder be reduced to 2 slots if needed for full frame 14mm?
You can store all the filters in the pouch that comes with the kit, or I leave the polariser on each lens & use the NiSi lens caps. The holder is 3 slots, if you only want 2 just use 2.
Looks like a nice new camera as well?
Matt, you're onto it mate. Canon R5
Thanks for these tips as a new v7 owner Brett. With rapidly changing light towards sunset, what are your tips for calculating & recalculating ‘on the fly’ once your ND 6 stopper is already in?
Cheers Russell, I use the Nisi App. in fading light I may add about 20% in my head & vice versa on a rising sun, I'd subtract about 20%, if you have a decent camera always better to slightly underexpose.
@@BrettWoodPhoto awesome. 👍 I’m now dubbing that the ‘20% Brett Wood rule’ 😀
I have the version five system I don’t see the extra value in upgrading they really need to change this polariser set up for magnetic setup the only way forward.
Very Nice 👍❣️🔥🎧🎵🎼🎶 Friend 🎶🎼
Still thinking about value... Do you think it is worth it to buy this filter holder with 100mm filters when you are building a kit with only 67mm lenses? The price difference between this and 67mm circular filters is about 55% of the uw zoom lens I plan on getting.
Thanks mate, NiSi filter kits are an investment, once you have the kit you have it for a long time.
Your tripod is looks excellent. What is the name of you use in this video? And what model? Can you send me the link? And name?
www.brettwoodphotos.com/products/explorer-ex-acprokit
Many thanks Brett, excellent video. I wonder is True Colour Circular Polariser also multicoated, water repellent etc. Would you be able to give some more details about the filter itself, if available. The CPL filter the Landscape version for V6 was very good. Any plans of the same filter for V7?
I like your tripod. When this product will be available?
Thankyou, yes the true colour CPL is nano coated. I’m not aware of any other CPL for V7 yet. The tripods are available now, where are you located ?
@@BrettWoodPhoto Hi Brett. I am currently in Exeter in the UK. I can be mistaken but it looks that you are on the South Coast NSW somewhere close to Huskinsson, Vincentia, Jarvis Bay. Anyway I am in the UK enjoying English weather. What is the cost of the tripod?
@@jerzymarekmichniewicz7554 I’m at batemans bay, two tripod kits $699 & $1099 depending on size
@@BrettWoodPhoto Oh yes, looking familiar. I use to do scuba diving with grey nurse sharks on the underwater wall of Bowen Island, Jarvis Bay. Great time.
Can you send me a link for the tripod, please.
I need technical specification especially available sizes, weight, features, some pictures. Many thanks. Have a good day.
@@jerzymarekmichniewicz7554 can you send me an email & I will send you all the tripod info - brett@brettwoodphotos.com
Will you recommend to get Nisi filter v6 starter kit which save $179USD (cost $350USD), compared to Nisi filter v7 starter kit cost around$529USD?
very nice tuto. just purchased a Z 14-30 F/4 82mm for z6ii and was looking for filters. I have already a Z 24-70 F/2.8 and a Polarpro VND 2-5 82mm BUT apparently we need a size bigger than 82mm ? So, V6-V7 seems a ood choice. nice tip to explain direction of polarizer. However, are there graduations/clics on polarizer to know where we are ? or how to proceed to find 90 degrees ?
Would you recommend to wait V7 instead of V6 ? would you advise new polarizer to landscape one ?
Thanks for watching, either the v6 or V7 is a good option.
are they adapter rings or step up rings?
Exactly the same thing.
@@BrettWoodPhoto confused, they can't be both
Hi John, adaptor rings & step up rings are the same thing. Like so -
nisifilters.com.au/product/nisi-77mm-adaptor-for-nisi-100mm-v5-spare-part/
@@BrettWoodPhoto I'll have to disagree with you on that. Step-up rings are exactly what they say they are and are an intermediary step to attach something else. An adapter ring generally fits directly to your lens threads. The reason I ask is that if you've ever tried using aluminium step-up or step-down rings in cold climates you will know there are notorious for getting stuck to what you screw them into, especially if that is also aluminium. I've experienced this so many times and would consider this a pretty serious detriment to the system if you need an intermediary step-up ring. Incidentally the link you provided doesn't have viewing permissions.
Someone has experience with shooting video with a nisi filter holder? I'm a photographer 90% of the time and so buying other nd filters for videography it's not worth it
do you ship to Canada?
Hi mate no unfortunately