Hello everyone,
I have bought myself a Mavic Air, and now in October I’m going to Guyana, where I’m going to film the jungle and especially the Kaieteur Falls.
Now I’ve looked at a myriad of videos about the differences between no filters vs nd filters and polarised filters, but I still think it’s rather difficult to determine what to use.
I looked at a video where they showed water in a pond without nd filter and one with nd32, and I personally think no filter looked better, as you could see ripples and movement. With 32 the water looked oily.
What would you recommend for a place like Kaieteur Falls?
This is what it looks like
Kaieteur Falls Facts, Information & Tours - Guyana, South America Guide
There will be a lot of water, but I don’t think it will be too glaring.
If I both want to take pictures and film with the Mavic Air, should I skip ND filters to get better pictures, or use ND filters to get better videos?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Vincent
I have bought myself a Mavic Air, and now in October I’m going to Guyana, where I’m going to film the jungle and especially the Kaieteur Falls.
Now I’ve looked at a myriad of videos about the differences between no filters vs nd filters and polarised filters, but I still think it’s rather difficult to determine what to use.
I looked at a video where they showed water in a pond without nd filter and one with nd32, and I personally think no filter looked better, as you could see ripples and movement. With 32 the water looked oily.
What would you recommend for a place like Kaieteur Falls?
This is what it looks like
Kaieteur Falls Facts, Information & Tours - Guyana, South America Guide
There will be a lot of water, but I don’t think it will be too glaring.
If I both want to take pictures and film with the Mavic Air, should I skip ND filters to get better pictures, or use ND filters to get better videos?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Vincent