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The GoPro's 9 / 10 / 11 take really good pictures straight out of the box, but with the help of ND/PL filters the pictures are even better. That's why I decided on the set from K & F. The set was delivered in a storage box.
The filters are simply placed offset to the left, then turned slightly to the right and thus fixed. This means that you can always change them quickly. I use the ND/PL filters for photos and videos, whether for drones, system cameras or action cameras. This is because the colors come across more effectively and better. I mostly use the ND8PL and ND16PL for ND/PL filters. ND32PL when it is extremely bright, in winter when there is snow, on days with cloudless skies and clear sunshine. The ND64PL softens the fast movements in waterfalls and clouds, which comes across as silky good. Everything else is razor sharp. It's best to try it out for yourself and then compare the results.
The quality of the materials, including the glass, is impeccable and the workmanship of the filters is good. They are easy and quick to attach, they hold reliably, fit perfectly and the images are more professional.
The PL filter minimizes glare and reflections. The images are also more colorful and have more contrast.
Explanation of the ND filter: I use them for long exposures and depending on the sunlight. This allows you to take softer images.
What is a gray filter/ND filter? A gray filter is a filter where the glass is darkened over the entire surface so that less light can penetrate the lens.
This makes it possible to choose longer shutter speeds and achieve the corresponding effects, such as misty water or soft, elongated clouds. This would not be possible without a filter, as the image would be extremely overexposed or even completely white.
About the gray filters:
Gray filters are available in different variations with confusing, different names from different manufacturers. I don't want to go into the different manufacturers here, just the different names. I had to read through it first, but basically it's easy to understand.
The names for this set mean:
ND8 = slowing down the shutter speed by 3 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND16 = slowing down the shutter speed by 4 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND32 = slowing down the shutter speed by 5 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND64 = slowing down the shutter speed by 6 f-stops to extend the exposure time
This allows you to create outdoor scenes very effectively and effectively. By using the different filters you will see how beneficial they really are. Every professional works with such filters ;-)
The polarization level can be adjusted with these ND/PL filters. I am very happy with this filter set and can definitely recommend it.
Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that I was able to help you a little with it, including with the photos.
The filters are simply placed offset to the left, then turned slightly to the right and thus fixed. This means that you can always change them quickly. I use the ND/PL filters for photos and videos, whether for drones, system cameras or action cameras. This is because the colors come across more effectively and better. I mostly use the ND8PL and ND16PL for ND/PL filters. ND32PL when it is extremely bright, in winter when there is snow, on days with cloudless skies and clear sunshine. The ND64PL softens the fast movements in waterfalls and clouds, which comes across as silky good. Everything else is razor sharp. It's best to try it out for yourself and then compare the results.
The quality of the materials, including the glass, is impeccable and the workmanship of the filters is good. They are easy and quick to attach, they hold reliably, fit perfectly and the images are more professional.
The PL filter minimizes glare and reflections. The images are also more colorful and have more contrast.
Explanation of the ND filter: I use them for long exposures and depending on the sunlight. This allows you to take softer images.
What is a gray filter/ND filter? A gray filter is a filter where the glass is darkened over the entire surface so that less light can penetrate the lens.
This makes it possible to choose longer shutter speeds and achieve the corresponding effects, such as misty water or soft, elongated clouds. This would not be possible without a filter, as the image would be extremely overexposed or even completely white.
About the gray filters:
Gray filters are available in different variations with confusing, different names from different manufacturers. I don't want to go into the different manufacturers here, just the different names. I had to read through it first, but basically it's easy to understand.
The names for this set mean:
ND8 = slowing down the shutter speed by 3 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND16 = slowing down the shutter speed by 4 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND32 = slowing down the shutter speed by 5 f-stops to extend the exposure time
ND64 = slowing down the shutter speed by 6 f-stops to extend the exposure time
This allows you to create outdoor scenes very effectively and effectively. By using the different filters you will see how beneficial they really are. Every professional works with such filters ;-)
The polarization level can be adjusted with these ND/PL filters. I am very happy with this filter set and can definitely recommend it.
Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that I was able to help you a little with it, including with the photos.
2024/09/29