Was playing around with my Osmo action and realised I definitely need a set of filters to slow the shutter speed waaaay down.
Googling it, Polar pro filters are pretty much the most recommended, but they aren't cheap.
Any alternatives? I don't want cheap crap on there, but also don't need a filter which costs a similar amount to the camera. (Unless I have to).
If I were to only get 1 or 2 quality filters rather than a set, which do you guys tend to need most for 4K60, and 1080/120, in full sun, but also overcast conditions?
Also, Still testing, but what ISO's do you guys feel comfortable with from a quality standpoint? Is 400 still ok? (Thinking if I bought one very strong filter, I could up the ISO to compensate in "low light" conditions?)
Finally, I intend to use this in the surf, well above the 11m limit (Maybe down to 3 or 4m), but can imagine with a wave crashing on my head that might test its limits. Should I get an underwater housing for it? (And also...does adding filters compromise the waterproof design in any way?)
Googling it, Polar pro filters are pretty much the most recommended, but they aren't cheap.
Any alternatives? I don't want cheap crap on there, but also don't need a filter which costs a similar amount to the camera. (Unless I have to).
If I were to only get 1 or 2 quality filters rather than a set, which do you guys tend to need most for 4K60, and 1080/120, in full sun, but also overcast conditions?
Also, Still testing, but what ISO's do you guys feel comfortable with from a quality standpoint? Is 400 still ok? (Thinking if I bought one very strong filter, I could up the ISO to compensate in "low light" conditions?)
Finally, I intend to use this in the surf, well above the 11m limit (Maybe down to 3 or 4m), but can imagine with a wave crashing on my head that might test its limits. Should I get an underwater housing for it? (And also...does adding filters compromise the waterproof design in any way?)
