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Good quality and fit perfectly...
The DJI Mini 4 Pro drone already takes really sharp pictures, but using ND filters makes the pictures even more effective. That's why I decided on the K&F set. The filters were delivered in a flat storage box, ideal for on the go.
Installation is easy, turn the frame slightly to the left, remove it and simply place the new filter on top, offset to the left, then turn it slightly to the right and it will be fixed in place. This makes changing it quickly possible. I generally use ND filters for photos and videos. I usually use ND16, ND32 and ND64 of these filters when the sun is shining during the day, and in winter when there is snow and a cloudless sky. From ND16, the filter softens the fast movements in video recordings, which comes across as silky. From ND128, you can create really great effect shots. It's best to try it out for yourself and then compare the results.
The quality of the materials, including the glass, the attachment is impeccable and the processing of the filters is flawless. It is quick and easy, they hold reliably, fit perfectly and the shots are even more professional. Another big advantage is that the lens is unprotected as standard, see photo where my finger is on the original lens attachment. It is just a frame without protective glass and with these filters everything is protected.
Explanation of the ND filter: I use them for long exposure and depending on the sunlight. This allows softer shots to be taken.
What is a gray filter/ND filter? A gray filter is a filter where the glass is darkened over the entire surface so that less light can penetrate the lens.
This makes it possible to choose longer shutter speeds and achieve the corresponding effects, such as misty water or soft, elongated clouds. This would not be possible without a filter.
About the gray filters:
Gray filters are available in different variations with slightly confusing names from suppliers. I don't want to go into the different manufacturers here, just the names. I had to work my way through them first, but basically it's easy to understand.
The information for this set means:
ND16 = slowing down the shutter speed by 4 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND32 = slowing down the shutter speed by 5 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND64 = slowing down the shutter speed by 6 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND128 = slowing down the shutter speed by 7 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND256 = slowing down the shutter speed by 8 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND1000 = slowing down the shutter speed by 10 f-stops to extend the exposure time
This allows you to take pictures with more contrast and to make the most of the manual setting. When you use the different filters you will see how beneficial they really are. The price-performance ratio is top and the filters serve their purpose.
Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope I was able to help you a little with it, including the photos.
Installation is easy, turn the frame slightly to the left, remove it and simply place the new filter on top, offset to the left, then turn it slightly to the right and it will be fixed in place. This makes changing it quickly possible. I generally use ND filters for photos and videos. I usually use ND16, ND32 and ND64 of these filters when the sun is shining during the day, and in winter when there is snow and a cloudless sky. From ND16, the filter softens the fast movements in video recordings, which comes across as silky. From ND128, you can create really great effect shots. It's best to try it out for yourself and then compare the results.
The quality of the materials, including the glass, the attachment is impeccable and the processing of the filters is flawless. It is quick and easy, they hold reliably, fit perfectly and the shots are even more professional. Another big advantage is that the lens is unprotected as standard, see photo where my finger is on the original lens attachment. It is just a frame without protective glass and with these filters everything is protected.
Explanation of the ND filter: I use them for long exposure and depending on the sunlight. This allows softer shots to be taken.
What is a gray filter/ND filter? A gray filter is a filter where the glass is darkened over the entire surface so that less light can penetrate the lens.
This makes it possible to choose longer shutter speeds and achieve the corresponding effects, such as misty water or soft, elongated clouds. This would not be possible without a filter.
About the gray filters:
Gray filters are available in different variations with slightly confusing names from suppliers. I don't want to go into the different manufacturers here, just the names. I had to work my way through them first, but basically it's easy to understand.
The information for this set means:
ND16 = slowing down the shutter speed by 4 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND32 = slowing down the shutter speed by 5 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND64 = slowing down the shutter speed by 6 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND128 = slowing down the shutter speed by 7 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND256 = slowing down the shutter speed by 8 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND1000 = slowing down the shutter speed by 10 f-stops to extend the exposure time
This allows you to take pictures with more contrast and to make the most of the manual setting. When you use the different filters you will see how beneficial they really are. The price-performance ratio is top and the filters serve their purpose.
Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope I was able to help you a little with it, including the photos.
05/10/2024