Oo I have the everyday filter for my x100v but I’d love to see how that helix combo works out for my mirrorless cameras too!

Do you see any vignetting with stacking the vnd and everyday filter? I was considering doing the same.

Ayy thanks for watching! Glad I could help! And that filter sounds solid! Might need to get me one of those to try out! Appreciate the recommendation 🤘🏻

@@RoyceMyerLee You're welcome man! 👍

Appreciate it! And great suggestion! I’ll see if I can do some more tests to see more differences 👍🏻

@@RoyceMyerLee Then let me make another suggestion 🤠 You can check if combining a polarizing effect with an ND filter creates an X pattern and vignetting when shooting the sky at a wide angle like 16mm.

Haha dang, I cant imagine how tedious it must’ve been with gimbal! Would definitely love to hear how your long term experience is with the filter!

@@RoyceMyerLee haha yeah we’ll see 😜 it is tricky to use, but i do love the image!

@@RoyceMyerLee haha yeah we’ll see 😜 it is tricky to use, but i do love the image!

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching man! 🤘🏻

Hell yah brother! Next time! And I haven’t tried other filters yet but I hear the K&F filter is pretty solid too !

Sounds good dude! Looking forward to it. And thanks for the K&F tip, I'll have to check those out!

Glad it was helpful! And yeah! Unfortunately, unless you put it on a tripod to control both independently, you’ll definitely have to manually adjust each one at a time.

Thanks for clarifying, Royce. A tripod workaround makes sense. bit of a hassle, but good to know the options.

So I just tested the filter on my car interior display just now. Fortunately, I don’t get that rainbow effect on my car interior display. Unfortunately though, my interior display is on the older side (10 years old) which isn’t like the touch screens available in newer model cars which have much brighter and cleaner screens. So I’m not sure how it holds up with those types of displays in newer model cars. However, I also just tested it on my computer desktop monitors (gaming monitor and a color accurate monitor) and it displays pretty well without any rainbow effect! But to test it a bit further, I tested the filter on a MacBook Air Retina display with a white background, and even though it doesn’t display that rainbow effect, it’s goes from this blue color to an orange shade. Not sure why that happens to be honest but I thought this might additional test might semi-emulate what the newer model cars have.. Hope all my additional tests help answer your question!