Buying is the easy part.
I wanted to get an ND1000 and ND2000 filter for my Mini 3 Pro. But they were already half the price of the complete package.
So guess what I bought.....
Even though I don't use the 'less dense' versions often, I figured, this will be my drone for a long time (I hope at least) and maybe I can find some usecases (flying fast and low) where they can come in handy.

Now I just have to find a way to fit it in my case and find time + good weather to fly....

Congrats on getting the mega set Peter.  I love Freewell ND filters and use them on all my drones.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-22 02:59
Congrats on getting the mega set Peter.  I love Freewell ND filters and use them on all my drones.

Thanks Rich.
I have a Freewell for my Pocket 2 and I like it a lot, so I hope to find out soon how these are.

And I buy the cheapest filters, although I have several Freewell ) I don’t notice the difference.

Serg SSA Posted at 3-22 04:04
And I buy the cheapest filters, although I have several Freewell ) I don’t notice the difference.

I have had very bad results with some cheaper filters. Mainly color shift and vignetting.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-22 04:10
I have had very bad results with some cheaper filters. Mainly color shift and vignetting.

It's hard to imagine that there will be vignetting with ND filters. It may be if you used VND because they consist of two polarized filters and there will be cross-shaped vignetting, but this is the case for everyone and you should not use them. In general, you should not use PL filters on a drone.
Color shift may only be noticeable on high density filters ND 256 and higher, but is usually easily corrected in the editor. Modern, even cheap filters use a good coating that does not cause noticeable color distortion. And if you then do color grading in the editor anyway, then the difference between cheap and expensive filters is not noticeable at all. But that's just my opinion)
I have a Freewell, but when I shoot a video, I first use the filter that I first took out of my bag and most often it’s a cheap Chinese one)

Serg SSA Posted at 3-22 04:19
It's hard to imagine that there will be vignetting with ND filters. It may be if you used VND because they consist of two polarized filters and there will be cross-shaped vignetting, but this is the case for everyone and you should not use them. In general, you should not use PL filters on a drone.
Color shift may only be noticeable on high density filters ND 256 and higher, but is usually easily corrected in the editor. Modern, even cheap filters use a good coating that does not cause noticeable color distortion. And if you then do color grading in the editor anyway, then the difference between cheap and expensive filters is not noticeable at all. But that's just my opinion)
I have a Freewell, but when I shoot a video, I first use the filter that I first took out of my bag and most often it’s a cheap Chinese one)

It was a VND for sure and I returned it immediately.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-22 03:39
Thanks Rich.
I have a Freewell for my Pocket 2 and I like it a lot, so I hope to find out soon how these are.

They really are a quality product and seem to be very durable.

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-22 13:28
They really are a quality product and seem to be very durable.

Absolutely. That is another reason for going for this pack.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-23 04:01
Absolutely. That is another reason for going for this pack.

I tried some cheap knock-offs on my original Mini but they weren't made well and didn't fit so well either.  I liked Polar Pro but they are too expensive so I stumbled onto Freewell and have been buying and using them every since.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-23 04:23
I tried some cheap knock-offs on my original Mini but they weren't made well and didn't fit so well either.  I liked Polar Pro but they are too expensive so I stumbled onto Freewell and have been buying and using them every since.

Same here actually.
Although I still have a PP pack for my P2.

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-23 04:23
I tried some cheap knock-offs on my original Mini but they weren't made well and didn't fit so well either.  I liked Polar Pro but they are too expensive so I stumbled onto Freewell and have been buying and using them every since.

Just finished putting the final coat on the sills.
It smells horrible in there now, but it should be very long lasting.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-23 04:27
Same here actually.
Although I still have a PP pack for my P2.

No doubt PP are also well made but now I'm just using Freewell filters exclusively.  

Montfrooij Posted at 3-23 04:27
Just finished putting the final coat on the sills.
It smells horrible in there now, but it should be very long lasting.

I bet you are happy to get the final coat on the sills.  Now just have to wait out the drying period.  

Where possible I used to always use Non VOC paints as they tend to be odorless and are more environmentally friendly.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-23 09:27
No doubt PP are also well made but now I'm just using Freewell filters exclusively.

Slowly migrating here.

Congrats, that is an extensive set. I have the set just below that and so far has met my needs. Freewell filters are excellent quality.

2sticks Posted at 3-23 11:23
Congrats, that is an extensive set. I have the set just below that and so far has met my needs. Freewell filters are excellent quality.

Thanks. Yeah, I first wanted to go for that one, but I was mainly looking for the 1000 and the 2000, so that did not 'cut' it

2sticks Posted at 3-23 11:23
Congrats, that is an extensive set. I have the set just below that and so far has met my needs. Freewell filters are excellent quality.

In reality, out of this entire set, only one ND64 is needed for the video)

Nice one Peter,   they look like a nice set.  

Serg SSA Posted at 3-23 12:48
In reality, out of this entire set, only one ND64 is needed for the video)

You’re right, the ND64 is on my M4P and occasionally the ND32.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-23 10:53
Slowly migrating here.

Slow and steady is the way to go.  

Serg SSA Posted at 3-23 12:48
In reality, out of this entire set, only one ND64 is needed for the video)

I think I'll need the denser ones most often because I want to experiment with hyperlapses.

DAFlys Posted at 3-24 06:26
Nice one Peter,   they look like a nice set.

Yeah, I would say so.

2sticks Posted at 3-24 07:20
You’re right, the ND64 is on my M4P and occasionally the ND32.

For regular video I think these will be used the most indeed.
But my main reason to get them is for hyperlapses and longer exposures I want for those.
(I hope that will work out )

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-24 08:32
Slow and steady is the way to go.

Absolutely.
My videocamera has built in ND filters, which is great.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-24 12:39
For regular video I think these will be used the most indeed.
But my main reason to get them is for hyperlapses and longer exposures I want for those.
(I hope that will work out  )

Here's my example)
https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=309930

Serg SSA Posted at 3-24 12:51
Here's my example)
https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=309930

Superb. What ND filter was that?

Montfrooij Posted at 3-24 13:08
Superb. What ND filter was that?

It was two filters with a total density ND4000

Serg SSA Posted at 3-24 13:20
It was two filters with a total density ND4000

Wow. So I'm not even 'dense enough' with my ND2000
I'm glad I went for this package.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-24 22:51
Wow. So I'm not even 'dense enough' with my ND2000
I'm glad I went for this package.

I wish you good shots!

Serg SSA Posted at 3-25 00:05
I wish you good shots!

Thanks a lot
I'll share them here once I have them

Montfrooij Posted at 3-24 12:38
Yeah, I would say so.

Have you tested the ND filters yet?

Montfrooij Posted at 3-24 12:39
Absolutely.
My videocamera has built in ND filters, which is great.

Having built in ND filters is very handy.  

DAFlys Posted at 3-25 01:24
Have you tested the ND filters yet?

Nope. Bad weather + no time. 2x a no - go.
Today it's good weather, but no time, so still a no go.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-25 02:09
Nope. Bad weather + no time. 2x a no - go.
Today it's good weather, but no time, so still a no go.

Often seems to be the way these days.

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-25 01:57
Having built in ND filters is very handy.

Never had a camera with that before, but yeah it is.

DAFlys Posted at 3-25 02:12
Often seems to be the way these days.

With me for sure. Time being the biggest problem.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-25 02:15
Never had a camera with that before, but yeah it is.

TBH I didn't even know they made cameras with built-in filters.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-25 02:47
TBH I didn't even know they made cameras with built-in filters.

The big DJI Ronin 4D has it.
Even a lot more compared to my camera.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-25 02:51
The big DJI Ronin 4D has it.
Even a lot more compared to my camera.

Very good to know.  Okay, I just did a google and found out that 41 different cameras have built in ND filters.  

https://cameradecision.com/top-cameras-with-Built-in-ND-Filter