What's going on guys Aldryn Estacio here with Flytpath.com in this video I want to quickly
Talk to you about the long exposure 4 pack by freewell gear for the DJI Mavic 2 pro and Mavic 2 zoom
Now if you guys are new to my channel
I do a lot of drone tips tutorials product reviews as well as vlogs that talk about a lot of my photography
So if that's something that interests you, please consider subscribing down below
so Freewell Gear sent me this long exposure 4-pack for the pro as well as the zoom. Now if you guys haven't seen my
previous video make sure you guys watch that one
I actually go through step by step on how
I properly choose the right long exposure filter to use on my Mavic 2. Now in this video
I just want to quickly open up the long exposure 4 pack and just install them on to the Mavic
I'm not gonna go into too much detail exactly what the long exposure ones do
Like I mentioned, make sure you guys watch my previous video on that one.
But, I did want to try this on make sure the fitment was correct
And they did send me two separate packs one is for the pro and one is for the zoom
And this is a long exposure 4-pack for the pro and the zoom and they both have the same strength
they both have the nd 128 256 and the 400 as well as
nd1000 these really dark style filters will give you a 7 stop reduction all the way up to a 10 stop reduction with the
Nd1000 now
I believe freewell gear also has an ND 2000. The links to these products of course will be down below in the description
So make sure you guys check that out
If you want to see a lot more detail about each one of these filter sets now
I currently just have the Mavic 2 pro right here. I do not own the Mavic zoom
So, of course, I'll be giving these away to a lucky winner
so make sure you guys comment down below. Now the great thing about these 4 packs as far as having a range from
128 all the way to 1,000 is that it allows you to now shoot in bright daylight in multiple weather environments
So if you're shooting in a very very bright day
You're just gonna have to put on an ND
1000 in order for you to get a little bit longer exposure and if you have a little bit overcast day you can do something
like a
128 and like I mentioned make sure you guys watch that previous video
As I show you step by step on how to dial those in so both sets come with this nice little plastic carrying case
Right here
And all you do is press in the middle and pop it open on the side and it opens up just like that
And as you can see here is the four pack of NB long exposure filters for the Mavic 2 zoom
Now to install the filters, it's pretty straightforward all you have to do is make sure that your drone is off
You want to flip it over onto its backside and then to remove the factory.
lens on the Mavic 2 pro
All you have to do is carefully hold and support your camera and gimbal and with these corners right here
You want to push in and turn counterclockwise
to then loosen and then remove
That factory lens here
Now after you remove that factory lens you're going to now want to choose which ND filter you're going to use out of the four
Strengths that they have here now if you really want to open up that shutter speed for a lot longer of a period of time
You're gonna want to choose a darker filter and if you wanted to open up for a shorter amount of time
You're gonna use a little bit lighter one now
Of course, you want to base this off of having the right exposure first and foremost
So like I mentioned there's a step-by-step video on my last video about nd filters. Make sure you guys watch to that one
I show you step by step on how to dial in and choose the proper filter strength to use
Depending on how long of a shutter and how long of exposure you want to get in your photo now just to check the fitment
Of these I'm gonna just test it out with the nd
256 here and
All you do to put this on is that you want to make sure that these little clips there's the four clips on the back
Of the filter you want to make sure that's sitting properly onto the camera first and you're gonna lay this on top of the camera
counterclockwise first and make sure that all around it is flush with the camera that the filter itself right here is
Flush with the camera all the way around and once it is just like that
All you do is support the camera press down and turn it clockwise
Just like that
I'm actually set up right now. I'm actually gonna be using the
Nd 400 because it's a little bit of a hazy morning
I'm gonna shoot right above this little cliff area here and there's water over in that area over there
But as you could see or can't see it is a pretty kind of hazy day
So there it is guys just some sample photos
I was able to take with my long exposure
4-pack for the Mavic tube pro and like I mentioned earlier I actually don't have the zoom so I will be giving this four pack
Of long exposure filters away to one lucky winner now in order to win. It's pretty simple
all you have to do is of course like this video make sure you subscribe to my channel and head over to my
Instagram page and like the photo I'm pointing to right here
Make sure you type in hashtag YouTube in the comments below that photo and I'm gonna pick a winner out on October 31st
Don't forget to watch the video right here on the left
this is the step-by-step video on how to do long exposure photography to how to pick the right filter and on the right here is
A playlist of all the filters for other Mavics as well as Mavic Air and Spark make sure you guys check that out
This is all just Aldryn Estacio with Flytpath.com I'll see you guys next video. Take care