in today's video I'm gonna be unboxing the puller Pro nd filters for the magnet
to zoom so stay tuned hi everyone it's Dennis again back with another unboxing
video so today I finally got my polar pearl envy filter for the Maverick to
zoom previous video Iridium box and envy filter for the Maverick to zoom it's
brand called pgy tech you haven't seen it I'll link it down below originally
wanted the puller Pro versions but unfortunately ran out of stock so I've
waited and waited and waited that's why I got the bgy tech in the interim
finally managed to find a polar Pro version and in my local store that is
for about 105 Australian dollars it is the cinema series so it's the higher
grade quality compared to the standard series that they offer and comes with
the ND 4 and the 8 and envy 16 again this is for the Maverick - zoom there's
also a maverick 2 pro version let's get straight to it and unbox this this is
this is it so you can see it comes with a really nice case this is one thing I
like about the polar Pro ones comes with a really nice case this is not the
polarized one so this is just a stock standard ND filters this is the Sigma
series comes with production grade glass eight layers or eight coatings per side
lifetime warranty air frame construction so that's what's
it says in here this is the screw on comes with a guide or when to use the ND
filters comes with a cleaning cloth which is really handy and yeah it comes
with a lifetime warranty never really had issues with polar Pro I've used them
for my Mavic Pro pneumatic air and now for the Maverick - so maverick teasing
but a good thing about polar Pro is they actually have a an app to help you and
assist you on how to you know use your nd filters on your drone you know
Andy focusing your drone so here's an app see it has a shutter speed
calculator or the long exposure calculator it's plenty of information
this app I do recommend downloading it even if you don't have the polar pearl
of nd filters you can actually use that on any and if else obviously prefer
preference would be to use polar Pro nd filters but I've used it with the pgy
tech and it works perfectly fun it helps calculate which ND filters to use let's
see how it actually works out in the air so i'm gonna test it out on my network
to zoom now so stay tuned
one utility later my computer narrows I'm just checking out some of the images
and videos that show up just to remind you what nd filters are ready filters
are like sunglasses for your drone it reduces the amount of light entering the
camera sensor nd filters are very important especially if you want to
achieve that cinematic look or cinematic blur in your footage and also if you
want to do long exposure photos and I actually zoom this in a little bit so
the aperture is actually fixed at 3.8 if I used to zoom from zoom lens of heat
map to zoom the ISO is 104 minutes after sunset my shutter speed here is 1/12 of
a second glad I was actually using the nb4 okay so this one I was actually
using the nd 16 this just after sunrise not us brought gear compared to you like
a midday Sun ISO 100 portrays at 3.8 the shutter speed is our one second as you
can see in this image there's actually motion blur happening and when the waves
are coming in next to the sand and here's another shot a happy cherries at
F 2.8 again I'm using nd 16 in here so it gives me four stops my shutter speed
here is 1/2 a second so that's why you can see a little bit of motion blur
happening okay here is actually a good example so this one there's no ND
filters in here alright no ND filters is just about Sun yeah this was early in
the morning so and my ISO is actually on 100 my aperture is at F 2.8 so zoomed
out on this one it's not assume in and my shutter speed is a one 1/100 a second
if you look at this image this is using a faster shutter speed there's no ND
filters in here so that's why you can see how sharp and how clear the image is
but particularly on the waves okay same place in the beach I put in the nd for
my aperture is the same F 20 F 2.8 my so it's the same at 100 however this one I
changed the shutter speed to 1 6 second and sorry 1/6 of a second you can see
there's a little bit of movement in there and it's because my shutter speed
is lower in the original image where everything is pretty clear and because
you're using a faster shutter speed okay here's a quick short video that took
without the ND filters as you can see the movements of the wave is you can see
the details you can see how sharp it is when it comes through because it has a
higher sort of shutter speed so there's much or less blurring coming in motion
blur coming into the waste in this next video I've used an MV for it's a little
bit darker hopefully you can see it there's a little bit of blurriness or
motion blur happening on the waves I think this will get choppier because my
my shutter speed was a relatively low and this video is there any frames per
second timeline you'll see some jewelry effect because the shutter speed I'm
using is low those are some of the photos I took and hopefully they'll give
you an idea of how nd filters work so so far pretty happy with the nd filters
I've got from polar pearl look again I've been a longtime user of polar Pro
and their products never failed me three pack nd 4 8 and 16 they also got other
sort of variants of this one and the first probably my go-to filter however
you know it's good to have varying and D filters just to suit the time of day
when you're flying ok hope you guys enjoyed this quick video unboxing the ND
filters I hope you guys learn a little bit more about how nd filters works if
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