Yesss my guyyy lets gooooo! 🙌🏼

Thanks for the support! Really appreciate it!

Nice one mate, thanks so much for watching!

This is trash lol. 1. Freewell done this already and the glass is much better quality. 2. Takes the same amount of time. There is no difference. Depends on how agile the individual is. 3. You be paying for something that is not a problem at all. Just a gimmick. 4. Moment cinebloom is universally agreed as the best defusion filters besides tiffen pro mist/prism fx dream filter. In 6th place, are these poor quality polar pro mist. There's been comparison videos to prove this.

Thanks mate nice one 🙌🏼

@m.visuals 😎😁👊 hope ur good lad. Be gr8 to catchup soon

Appreciate it! This was the HEX black backloader! You can see this in my "whats in my camera bag 2023"

Good question! There is a slight vignette at 16mm as mentioned which is a shame but the quality is great, from the build to the picture quality !

Good question, at 16mm there was a very slight vignette but that was it. With the addition of the polorizer (coming out soon) this is the best all round solution but does weigh a lot for photographers carrying multiple lenses as well. It's just going to be down to personal preference but I really love the quality of these ones by PolarPro

Is the vignetting at 16mm something that can be fixed in post?

​​@@jordantennant6197Ha ha, that sounds like a trick question. In short no. If you effectively cut off the corners then you lost the visual info. But many workarounds, maybe? You could crop in post slightly, but that's like using a less wide lens eg 17,18,19mm etc. You could effectively replace/clone stuff over the dark area to hide the vignetting. Easier with stills but possible in video too, just even more tricky. You could take 2 similar, but moved, images then effectively combine/'stitch them so vignette was replaced by what would have been there. But whatever you think you can do one soon realises that in most instances it's easier/quicker overall to resolve issues at time of shooting rather than attempting to 'fix in post. That principle applies well beyond photography/videography e.g. sound recording and a lot more too I.e. do it right or do it twice. That said in some film scenarios it might be almost impossible (or too expensive) to shoot it right in camera, so there is still a use case for green screens then adding backgrounds later.

The one I have actually doesnt say so i'm not sure sorry

Yes ! I did it for part of the video at the end with the gold and bluemorphic filters

The gold and blue anamorphic has already been made by prism lens fx as well as moment. And both have a stronger and beautiful effect than the polar pro. Comparison videos have proven this. You just paying extra for lower quality gear. Just some advuce

they make a 67mm backplate that you can fit your maglock filter onto

Thanks for answering that question 👌🏼

Yeah, or more $ so they are pricey. You are paying for the PP quality. Obviously the big thing with this is you don't need multiple, just one and then the rings. And also you don't need to have EVERY filter there, just the ones you use so if I was buying my first set, i'd get the VND 2-5, Mist, and if I had extra cash the bluemorphic.

@@m.visuals newbie here. Whats the difference between the mist and the 2-5 kit they offer? its only 30 dollars more for the kit. Is it the same thing ?

I only see vignetting at 15mm or wider.

I'm sure they are listening to the community! Keep asking and they will look into it i'm sure!

It really depends on the quality you want to have with you. There will always be cheaper options out there, which is also great because it makes things accessible to more people! This system is the best out there, but yes it's a more expensive option.

The main difference that sets the polar pro apart, and the reason the polar pro is superior is that the freewell has a base 1 stop drop in magnetic filter, onto which you need to put the 2 - 5 stop filter over, and therefore having to remove 2 filters to completely remove the system. While the polar pro comes completely off with one twist. For me its a game changer for hybrid shooting, when you're capturing videos, then want to snap a few pictures with the same camera, youre not fumbling multiple filters. Yes its more expensive, but very well worth the extra cost in my opinion

There will be fresh stock soon i've just been told!

Better to get freewell filters and prism lens fx filters