All,

Having watched many videos about ND Filters and using them with the Phantom, I was a little frustrated by people suggesting that you just bolt on an ND Filter and away you go, it simply isn't as simple as that and there are settings which must be set correctly to achieve decent results.

Hopefully this video is useful, be sure to share and subscribe:



...and Part 2 which includes fitting and video comparison:

Good and useful tutorials

DJI-Paladin Posted at 2016-8-18 03:36
Good and useful tutorials

Thanks Paladin! I was hoping for a little more feedback from others but I guess that ND Filters just aren't cool enough

sergeant Posted at 2016-9-2 11:17
Thanks Paladin! I was hoping for a little more feedback from others but I guess that ND Filters ju ...

ND filters seem to have taken on god like status and there are so many conflicting tutorials and guides. I think most people are just fed up with hearing about them.

I think some of you comparisons are biased towards the filter, they're not quite fair.

Thanks, haven't got time (working) to view them right now but I will do!

I use ND filters only to slow my shutter speed. This reduces rolling shutter and any jello effects on my P3P. Different ND filters are necessary for different lighting.

Very Good, Thanks

I'll experiment some more with ND's tomorrow at the car show.  Should be nice and sunny, not sure about any clouds.  I have not used the FPS / shutter speed formula yet will try to pay attention to what the exp values show me tomorrow.

sergeant Posted at 2016-9-2 11:17
Thanks Paladin! I was hoping for a little more feedback from others but I guess that ND Filters ju ...

Really good tutorials for understanding why and how they should be used, have helped me produce some nice video recently

Aardvark Posted at 2016-10-16 09:24
Really good tutorials for understanding why and how they should be used, have helped me produce som ...

Thanks Aardvark, great to hear! Be sure to subscribe and also to share to DJI groups!

Excellent! Having bought some filters recently, this has given me a good understanding of how (and when) to use them. Thanks.