This VND Filter is CRAZY: Freewell K2 

So many b-roll 🤙 thanks for watching, y’all

Bro I got super lucky buying this on Facebook market for only $350 and it was still brand new and came with the mist filter. The price for the K2 filter system is around $500 usd, I live in New Zealand and it’s almost double that brand new ($900). The camera stores here don’t even stock them because they’re still new so you can only buy them online from overseas. I’m so glad I jumped at it and it’s my first filter system and absolutely loving it!

this was may favorite filter - for an hour. The CPL is magic but there are two issues. Once you set the CPL, when you adjust the ND, the CLP moves. You then have to make micro adjustments to get the look you are trying to achieve. Also, 7 stops would have been the sweet spot because you need that extra hade for sunnier days. I wish they had constructed this a little better.

Nice explanation of how beneficial ND filters are for video. I was probably going to pick up the K&F Concept filters, since from what I’ve heard, they have the least color shift out of the more affordable options lol. I’d definitely love to get these K2 Filters someday though! Awesome video Sean!

As I’m looking for a variable ND ! The true color is what sold me and the ease of use lol

Hi brother I use your one VNF the I screw in place on my 28-75. It works ok for long exposure landscape shots. This is a good all in one

Thanks for this video. Would like more content about vnds in film making/daily vlogging.

i have the old system, loved it, only caveat was that i couldn't leave it on a lens in any of my packs. they will become dislodged, especially the lens cap. ya gotta stow them away in a pouch after every use.

i really want you to make more videos about sony a6700 because its a new camera and not anyone talks about it

Great job!!! Have add a Matt box?

You stay in Washington G? I see mt Shucksan in the background. Looks like you went to artist point.

Are you dutch? De Wispelaere sounds like Dutch or Belgium

1:27 "Actually, technically..."

that transition sound is very very bad