Mavic mini ND filter tutorial //  Why, When and Where to use Neutral Density Filters on a drone with only auto settings for video. I will show you how the Mavic Mini auto exposure works and how you can work around it.  Do you need an ND filter for Mavic Mini, watch the video and find out.

Another good video!
How is Denmark doing in this Corona era?

Great video, hope your staying safe.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-20 00:18
Another good video!
How is Denmark doing in this Corona era?

So far so good. Working from home these days and trying to stay away from people

DAFlys Posted at 3-20 01:44
Great video, hope your staying safe.

Thanks and same to you

Henrik Olsen Posted at 3-20 07:43
So far so good. Working from home these days and trying to stay away from people

Same here.
Except we do get a lot of IC patients in NL. Too much for some hospitals. So that is  becoming an issue.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-20 10:04
Same here.
Except we do get a lot of IC patients in NL. Too much for some hospitals. So that is  becoming an issue.

That is the biggest problem with COVID-19 overloading the health care system

I tend to use my fixed PL-ND filters as NDs to offer the MM a better range to capture light, this means preserving more highlights.

Also my ND-PL 8 and 32 are polirized to block light coming from the top, while my ND4 and 16 are blocking light coming from the sides.... I don't know if this is a design choice but I at least have a choice within 1 stop of each other

m80116 Posted at 3-20 10:17
I tend to use my fixed PL-ND filters as NDs to offer the MM a better range to capture light, this means preserving more highlights.

Also my ND-PL 8 and 32 are polirized to block light coming from the top, while my ND4 and 16 are blocking light coming from the sides.... I don't know if this is a design choice but I at least have a choice within 1 stop of each other

Don’t they rotate? Seems weird to have polarization locked from the sides, what filters are these?
Is this you?

Great video !

Great video, stay safe.

Ice_2k Posted at 3-20 10:49
Don’t they rotate? Seems weird to have polarization locked from the sides, what filters are these?
Is this you?

I argued with the seller hoping to get same rebate, since despite having one of the lowest price, it was lowered more afterwards.

But I am pretty happy with them. And to be honest (here I don't have a seller to make a claim) it is about right to have 2 oriented a way on 2 another... and all non perfectly straight, so 2 filters at most 2 stops apart can polarize most of the light coming vertically and the other 2 light coming almost horizontally (as you can understand they cannot rotate).

Another very informative video.  Thanks for sharing.  Stay safe.

m80116 Posted at 3-20 14:49
I argued with the seller hoping to get same rebate, since despite having one of the lowest price, it was lowered more afterwards.

But I am pretty happy with them. And to be honest (here I don't have a seller to make a claim) it is about right to have 2 oriented a way on 2 another... and all non perfectly straight, so 2 filters at most 2 stops apart can polarize most of the light coming vertically and the other 2 light coming almost horizontally (as you can understand they cannot rotate).

Wish i knew that before ordering them, i really don’t want side polarization...

Think about sunset or sunrise rides... unfortunately it's the reality of having a compromise (non rotating). It's the way you'd want them, 2 on a way and 2 on the other and never 90° perpendicular to planes (horizontal or vertical).

GREAT video as always. Thanks for sharing.

Henrik Olsen Posted at 3-20 10:15
That is the biggest problem with COVID-19 overloading the health care system

True.
Hope we can flatten the curve enough. But that will be hard.