Premium Optics ND filter set finally.

[jonnybravotv]

I was gonna order the Polar Pro but finally a ND filter set with great optics and no issues with the gimbal. I had one of my drones processed with them in the past. Great company.

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[Motley]

Polar Pro's new version (Cinema Series) has better quality lens (glass) and the do not have the issues with gimbal as the past version. would be interesting to see when these are released and how they compare to the new version from Polar Pro though.

 

[msinger]

finally a ND filter set with great optics and no issues with the gimbal

FWIW, there are already others sets out that have no issues with the gimbal. These guys are a little late to that game.

 

[jonnybravotv]

Most of the ND's that are out don't use that coating process. It compares to Schneider glass so if optics are important thats the way to go.

 

[jonnybravotv]

I got this one from China which works well right now but causes some focus issues as well as gimbal issues sometimes..

 

[PropPilot]

My Taco's are on the way. Great price point. No gimbal issues

 

[NYCMAV]

I have the Tacos and they're great. Really not sure how much better these could be.

 

[Helios]

I have the Tacos and they're great. Really not sure how much better these could be.

I second that, I have the Taco-Rc and no problems at all, gimbal calibrates with the filters on

 

[Kilrah]

The marketing fluff is so high on this one I wouldn't trust them to be anything special...

 

[shredzoo7]

It's like anything you buy, I have a pair of expensive polarized sunglasses and they do the exact same thing as my crappy $40 polarized ones.
For what it's worth, in terms of fitment, I have the taco MC set and they work perfectly with gimbal calibration.

 

[Motley]

It's like anything you buy, I have a pair of expensive polarized sunglasses and they do the exact same thing as my crappy $40 polarized ones.
For what it's worth, in terms of fitment, I have the taco MC set and they work perfectly with gimbal calibration.

Sure, although I am sure there are some professionals out there that would tell you that the glass quality and therefore optics clarity is better on the more expensive ones. Just depends on what you plan shoot and what you plan to do with the footage you shoot.