Filters are a necessity when it comes to cameras. They have to fit and proform you you expect them to.

I tested the newest versions of both the standard and polorized. The pack consists of the following: ND4, ND4/CPL, ND8, ND8/CPL, ND16, ND16/CPL
Each filter fit and worked as it should. They fit tightly against the body of the camera and thanks to the machined grips on each side, they can be removed with just a little effort.
Dialing in the filter on the polorized versions was not a problem. The filter itself provides just enough resistance, letting you know that it once you set it, it will not change while in flight.


Overall they are great addtion and their color matches well against that of the M2P.
F-Stop Filter Pack

what is of interest is the shot from the camera holding the filter and not a shoot of the filter mounted on the camera :-)

Thanks for sharing Todd. Have a safe flight always.

Fre Mo Posted at 2018-10-22 23:48
what is of interest is the shot from the camera holding the filter and not a shoot of the filter mounted on the camera :-)

Would you be interested in a product if you did not see a picture of it?

Thanks for sharing. Very informative and the link to the filters is working perfectly.

Nice pictures.

Sky Carrier Posted at 2018-10-23 03:59
Thanks for sharing. Very informative and the link to the filters is working perfectly.

Your welcome!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-10-23 06:40
Nice pictures.

Much appreciated.

Todd Harper Posted at 2018-10-23 11:21
Much appreciated.

You're welcome!

I thought advertising wasn't allowed here?

BTW:
"F-Stop filters" is an incorrect and misleading term.
ND filters are nothing but light reducers and have nothing to do with the f-stop.

F-stop/shutter speed can be taken to the ideal ratio by using ND filters.
But that doesn't make those filters having anything to do with the f-stop.

Eric13 Posted at 2018-10-23 16:00
I thought advertising wasn't allowed here?

BTW:

Advertising isn't, and I'm not.
If you look around, there are many others sharing their experiences with accessories as well.

As for your irritation with the wording F-Stop, feel free to take that up with the company directly.
https://www.fstop-labs.com/

Todd Harper Posted at 2018-10-23 16:55
Advertising isn't, and I'm not.
If you look around, there are many others sharing their experiences with accessories as well.

Maybe you can add some shots made with / without the filters from your M2P.
That way 'we' would really get new information.
Even though I do like the pictures!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-10-24 06:15
Maybe you can add some shots made with / without the filters from your M2P.
That way 'we' would really get new information.
Even though I do like the pictures!

I can do that, although the biggest concern within this forum is overall fit and finish of 3rd party filters, which is why my op was written the way it was.

There are plenty of video reviews on YT about these filters, showing the effects they have.
Feel free to check them out.

Todd Harper Posted at 2018-10-24 07:40
I can do that, although the biggest concern within this forum is overall fit and finish of 3rd party filters, which is why my op was written the way it was.

There are plenty of video reviews on YT about these filters, showing the effects they have.

I know what these filters 'should' do.
I'm just saying it would be nice to show some results from the camera to us. Preferably with and without on the same frame.
Almost everything can be found on youtube, so if we would only go there, there would be little need for this forum anymore right.