Thought I'd share a few screengrabs from a recent trip to Bavaria in South Germany. Seriously impressed with the results, unfortunately the shots are down-ressed substantially (2MB limit) and look better in motion. If you're considering purchasing the PolarPro Series filters, they work a treat!

All shot with the M2P in 4K D-Log, graded accordingly in post.

Hi there, thank you for sharing your awesome shot, well done. Fly safely. Cheers!

Hey Lewis, Thanks for posting and your positive words towards PolarPro! Those are some great visuals you were able to capture, are you able to tell us what filer(s) you used when taking these? Would love to hear your feedback!

Lovely shots!

Cool.   I didn't think people would be allowed to fly so close to Neuschwanstein Castle.   Great shots pulled from video.    Does 4K not use the entire sensor (black lines)?

Great pictures i recognize the castle and the last picture we visited these on our motorcycle tour last year

Excellent shots

Fabulous shots.

PolarPro_Brendan Posted at 1-10 12:45
Hey Lewis, Thanks for posting and your positive words towards PolarPro! Those are some great visuals you were able to capture, are you able to tell us what filer(s) you used when taking these? Would love to hear your feedback!

I used the 6x cinema series set I believe, ND4, 8 and 16, 3x polarised, 3x normal... Great set of filters, greatly improve the quality of footage I captured.

Unfortunately I can't remember which shots were used with the polariser applied and which weren't, as it depended on the time of the day, position of the sun etc!

I should have the full film up soon, and look forward to sharing it with you.

QUBO1234 Posted at 1-11 18:46
Cool.   I didn't think people would be allowed to fly so close to Neuschwanstein Castle.   Great shots pulled from video.    Does 4K not use the entire sensor (black lines)?

Honestly not sure about that one, I just applied common sense to the scenario like you do with anything. I never flew it directly over the castle or over crowds of people, primarily sticking above the gorge directly next to the castle!
As with the black bars, that's just a habit of mine of applying those in post.