DJi Mavic Mini | Don't Buy Any Filters | Watch this First !

DJi Mavic Mini | Don't Buy Any Filters | Watch this First !
In this video we take a look at what filters work best for your Mavic Mini drone and what ones to avoid.
We use the Dji Mavic Mini to teach you how to use ND filters and show you the footage from the drone so you can see the difference between Using filters in Manual mode and Automatic mode.
This will be a great help for anyone who has never used filters before.
The Camera Man
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Lens: Sigma 30mm
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[@TheCameraManReviews]

JUST TO CLARIFY THE POLARISATION FILTERS: In the video there has been some confusion over the filters I use. I am telling people not to buy "Dedicated" Polarisation filters. (not ND/PL filters) Buying a dedicated polarisation filter is like buying a watch that goes at the wrong speed. Ok, it may be right some of the time, and may even be beneficial some of the time. especially if you know the speed at which the watch spins. But for 99% of people, its pointless. Dedicated polarisation filters, for most people, don't have the desired effect they want as they don't plan their drone flight routes or rotate the filter to compensate for the glare. Thus you have no control of the reduction in glare you will receive, from the filter. You might as well piss in the wind and hope for the best. Anyway, back to the filters I use, the ND/PL filters. I got these off eBay, cheaper than a normal set of ND filters- thus the Polarisation part of the filters is kind of useless, unless I really plan my drones flight route and sun angle. Basically its uncontrollable. Hope that makes sense.

[@scdronemedia]

Agree totally.

[@antonychandra3872]

Meaning NDPL filter will be a waste as well, in terms of its random polarization capabilities?

[@TheCameraManReviews]

@@antonychandra3872 Yep! Just down to luck, and the angle of the sun in relationship to the position of your drone.

[@wolfe1970]

Awsum, just read this comment and answered my question

[@dsvilko]

Why do you think that the PL filters are useless if you can only set them before the flight? That it only partly true for getting the most attenuation of the blue sky as the axes of polarization does depend on the way the camera is pointed relative to the Sun. On the other hand, if you are interested in attenuating specular reflections on the ground (what you have shown in your video), there is only one optimal way to rotate the filter (perpendicular to the ground). That orientation will give you the best possible result, regardless of the gimbal angle or the Sun position. Another advantage of the PL filter is that it will also (regardless of the orientation) kill a part of a random specular reflections from the foliage, thus giving you a greener, more saturated color. This is true for the same reason that the PL sunglasses are not useless (you can cover most reflections with only one filter orientation).

[@JWCreations]

I use CPL filters all the time with my drone & always have. You'll never had an issue if you know what position it's in & what your subject is. It's not too hard to pre-plan a shoot (video or photo), and adjust it correctly before taking off. Just knowing to shoot in a particular direction perpendicular to the sun is easy, and takes 5 min to land & re-adjust to set up for another shot.

[@dmitrii_kornilov]

He using a polarased ND filters also, don`t worry. But looks like he have no idea about it. )

[@CodyCha]

He actually doesn’t know polarizer works

[@eengeeoo]

Most honest review I've seen so far regarding buying filters. Thanks!

[@old_lion]

Thank you for the explanation! I'm on your channel for the first time, but I subscribed right away. 🙂

[@QOSQualityofSpeed]

I said here on youtube and watch about 15 of these filter videos and yours is the only 1 that really explained it. So thank you

[@Drewboo1968]

Just received my first drone yesterday, a DJI Mini 2. Nice clear video and you probably saved me a few bob. Cheers mate, subbed!

[@J-Walks-007]

Just found this and I thank you👍🏻.. you’ve saved me a few quid explaining this so well, I was gonna jump in & buy the lot!.. not now👍🏻

[@macScsgo]

Wow thank you for this! Recently got the SKYREAT ND filters and I figured they were just for the exposure management. However the shutter speed and motion blur improvements make it that much better, had no idea. Thank you!

[@HSEAUDITING]

Mate, smashing video. Ive had a few drones over the last couple of years. The mini is the most serious piece of kit I’ve had. I’m still learning about photography and did wonder if I should get filters as I see everyone else has them. Nice one man. Subscribed!

[@CityWalks]

🍎 Some great points about what to use and what not to use. I had kind of wondered about polarizers. Thanks for linking to the ND filters as well. Cheers. - Henry

[@Gh0stTech]

I set the PL filter holding it up to my eye first. Then I rotate drone in air to get the water clear. It’s very useful for when I search for things under the water. My PL filters are also ND filters so I still get the added benefit of shooting video at a shutter speed 2x my frame rate.

[@bushrasafi2052]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻clarify the meaning of (with and with out)by compering the two shots is awesome

[@kenrybchuk4309]

I received the FreeWell all day pack which does Include ND circular polarizing filters and although it makes complete sense why they are not needed; in my experience I have found them useful. I do use the ND filters that came with the Mavic Air 2 Combo and the ones in “All Day” pack; but have found increased colour saturation when I adjust the filter roughly towards the path I am planning to fly to take shots or footage. I also prefer some light reflecting off of lakes. Again depends upon what effect a person is after. Don’t get me wrong great video and very well explained. Just wanted to make a couple of small points.

[@alfbaldwin7144]

Thank you for the interesting introduction into filters. Very much appreciated. I can’t wait to give some of your tips a try. Cheers 🍻 🇨🇦

[@matttaylor7326]

First time watching, nicely done fella! Subscribed.

[@robfj3414]

Thanks for a quick and useful explanation of filters for my brand new Mavic Mini. Still haven't gotten it out of the yard but lots to learn and your videos are a good starting point.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Thank you. I am still new to this KZbin video hosting, but learning as I go. Glad you find my content helpful.

[@FondelMikeRotch]

I am flying over water alot and the polarization is the way to go for me. I want no glare and ability to see underwater vegetation and bottom contour. The ndpl is my choice.

[@rochelleheslop9193]

Is this to see fish in water? If so which one do I need please

[@todorstanev9273]

so i still not get it is the ndpl for water let`s say fishing filter to shoot to water and can see fish ?

[@dherman0001]

@@todorstanev9273 yes.

[@lindgrenfamily]

Fully agree, thanks for sharing

[@marcanthonystorm]

I subbed. Thank you for that review. I too have the Mavic mini. Happy flying. My Mavic Air 2 is on its way.

[@Davethebluessinger]

UV agreed, PL however, I'm sorry - for stills I always use one to bring out detail in the sky. Agreed you can't adjust it in flight but more often than not I get a good enough result if I just point the camera at the sky and rotate it to bring out the clouds etc before flying. ND for long exposure stills and video only.

[@tojj29]

Makes sense that, thanks for posting. Just subbed👍

[@SeanJoynt13]

Thanks for this video! I had no idea about that regarding the dedicated ND filters, great info! I personally use the Sunnylife ND filters (cheap amazon ones) and they have the PL included, I find the footage comes out great. Actually MUCH better than I expected when I purchased this drone. Just posted a video a few days ago using those filters if you'd like to compare footage. Great content, man! keep up the good work

[@mattduncan5500]

Sean my man, do you have normal ND filters as well? And if so do you ever use them now,or just use the ND PL for most scenarios. They seem to have tye bennifet of both..can't see why you would use a normal ND if you had them

[@SeanJoynt13]

@@mattduncan5500 I just have the ND/PL filters, so I have nothing to compare them with. But it’s been over a year now and I still use the same ones every time I fly! Those cheap little filters are so worth it!

[@mattduncan5500]

@@SeanJoynt13 thanks bro !

[@DanniAlv]

man you are a legend, the best video on just being straight forward about this.

[@GaryOutdoorsLiving]

Nice presentation. I use the nd filters that came with my Mavic Air 2, normaly the 16nd and that seems to work great for me. Thanks for the video.

[@ng6490]

Looking around to get some ND filter(s) for my Mavic Mini 1-Could you elaborate on what do you mean when you say the filters that "came with..."? Did it come from DJI, (if not who )? 2- You mentioned ND16. I want to avoid spending on buying the set of ND filters if there is only one or two ND filters that tend to have a wider range of use...

[@jjr007]

@@ng6490 The MA2 fly more kit comes with four filters. ND!6 is the lowest in the kit, which seemed a little dark to me, so I bought a freewell kit that included an ND4, and ND8.

[@ROGERPIC77]

Well explained.. and I love the music...

[@MohammedRedwan]

Appreciate the info! Ty

[@Blueskyver]

Great Filter testing. Thanks for sharing!

[@wanjockey]

very well put out. Finally connects after like the 3rd video. Thank you.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Awesome, thank you!

[@crlguitar1]

I enjoyed your video and recommendations about filters for my Mini 2. However... The polarization of my sun glasses are not rotatable either but they generally do a pretty good job of reducing glare. I'm sure that it would be nice to be able to rotate a filter while flying. But I'm thinking that the 'fixed' polarizing would still darken sky and make colors snap as my sunglasses do.

[@dougbell5950]

Absolutely agree. I always fly with a CPL on my drone with the Polarization axis vertical, just like my sunglasses. In the worst case it does nothing and in the best case it adds some saturation to foliage and contrast with clouds.

[@davidsanchezplaza]

best video with the example for the filter. now I'm convinced

[@carlosnumbertwo]

Yo, thank you! Very helpful, what's funny is that I was going to buy a kit specifically for a polorazed filter. You're right, angles constantly change. It's common sense!

[@theurbannavigator2013]

Thanks for these tips. I'm ordering the Skyreat filters for my Mavic Mini. I have fast some pullback shots in my last video and I totally could have used ND Filters to help with creating motion blur. Looking forward to perfecting my shots with these filters.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@abdulhakimbinjohari8884]

Me too

[@Truths_Sayer]

I have subscribed. You described manual mode in a way nobody else has and now will try shooting in manual mode with my filters. Great video I still have that question about the polarized filters. How are they needing to be adjusted when my polarized sunglasses don't seem do you need to be adjusted. 👌

[@canadiandronepilot7535]

Brilliant Video ! I use the SkyReat ND filters as well. Take some practice to get it right.. Great video - Thanks for sharing !

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Welcome fellow Pilot! Skyreat filters, I got to say are pretty impressive!

[@Earle63]

Brilliant! Now I know.

[@chamarystigers8731]

Thank you for showing us your videos

[@barryccollyer2429]

Thanks.....This is what I needed to know. Very informative video. Any suggestions on brand of filters? Freewell seems to be popular but are sold out most places since the Mini was updated for manual exposure.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

I cannot recommend any others than the Skyreat ones as they are the only one i have currently. Freewell get good reviews and I use Freewells on my OSmo Pocket. It worth noting that the SKYREAT filters are identical to Tiffen filters and are almost certainly the same brand.

[@snapshotscorner5542]

Thanks mate, you just pointed me in the right direction. Been a pro photographer for 3 decades (retired), and I just did not think of the difficulty of turning the PL filter once my newly achieved drone was airborne.👀 I subscribed on your wisdom and honesty. I will get the ND filters to get that cinematic feel!

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad I could help!

[@carlosnumbertwo]

Bro, I never thought of the fact it doesn't matter any because as you move the angle changes. I think of myself as "some what intillegent". This guy showed me the obvious. Those polarized lenses are bullshit money grabs.

[@carlosnumbertwo]

@@TheCameraManReviews unless you're doing still photography from the air. I guess you could fly up, look at it. Then take it down. Adjust. I don't know what the fuck I'm doing. Lol I'm an RC enthusiast just getting into this.

[@ersh2k4]

i was searching about filters but found this delightful video about fil-as

[@marino3780]

FINALLY!!!! someone said it! :-) that was the first thing I asked myself when I heard about CPL filters for drones.

[@shred3005]

My background in photography with SLR/DSLR and medium format over many years immediately had me suspicious seeing PL filters advertised after I bought my Mavic Mjni. How on earth could you get them to work correctly?! I agree with the UV filters. They’re only even been useful as lens protectors (like when I was in sandy, gritty conditions travelling in Africa) and unless the UV filter is excellent quality, it’s only going to degrade your image by putting an extra bit of glass between the sensor and the subject, as you said. Thanks for raising these things for those new to drone photography as other KZbin channels aren’t discussing those points. BTW I have the same Skyreat filters and now the shutter speed can be set with the latest firmware update, they do the job.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Nice write up Brett! Welcome.

[@carlosnumbertwo]

So you can achieve the same result just lowering the shutter speed too 60?

[@secondchance6603]

Unusual to get a no bullshit video these days, much appreciated.

[@kumarialkunalsingh4531]

for the first time i am convinced with ' watch this first video'... i have subscribed

[@sandeepmates]

Great bro post some videos ,i visited your channel..Waiting. 🙏

[@hectoremilio1]

Thank you so much! I was about to buy a kit with UV and CPL...you saved me some money!

[@TheCameraManReviews]

You're welcome!!

[@maellajeunesse8018]

Ok first of all. Polarizing filtrers can be very helpfull if you are recording some sunset over the sea. Since there is no more reflections, its easier to focus on having a great image. Next, ND filters DO NOT get your footage to look that much better. In fact, its just making sure that we can bump down the shutter speed so we can have that ''movement effect'' while performing a travelling or any other camera movement, only visible if there is objects near the drone. I do not recommend using it for photography what so ever. Finally, the mavic mini has a Exposure lock feature. So you can keep your auto mode and it will not change gradually. I still prefer to keep it in Manual mode for better controls. Just wanted to make clear those things if you dont want to buy filtrers.

[@Ade24]

“Shit i need that” killed me 😂😂😂 good video bro keep the coming.

[@MindBlower18]

Excellent tutorial 👍 Best from 🇩🇪

[@Mike-yq6jg]

nice vid mate thank you

[@RegularFootisChris]

Thank you for the tips man! I am starting a skateboarding youtube channel and currently building up my camera gear.. again thank you for the great Tips 100%

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Good luck buddy! If you need any help/ advice, pop back, I am always about.

[@T332009]

Thanks for the video, also I took your advice at the end on the UV filters being a paper weight, but they don’t work for that either

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Haahhaa

[@luciferbox5577]

I've recently bought a Mavic Mini and have been buying various accessories I think I might need, or ones that have been suggested in other videos. Filters were something I wasn't entirely sure about, so you're video has really helped me and stopped me from wasting money on filters that I don't need. So, thanks very much for that. Watching this particular video was something of a surprise, because I recognize the area(s) where you were filming. I know it very well actually.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Do you live near?

[@luciferbox5577]

@@TheCameraManReviews Well, I live in Luton, but I know Houghton Regis and Dunstable really well.

[@benec5816]

very interesting thank you and stay safe

[@mrwoo40]

Thanks for the side by side examples!!!!

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shatraiwisdom]

cpl works great when sun is directly above drone mid-day (provided you adjusted cpl rotation prior to take-off) - 90 deg rule works n s e w

[@MrShrimpy72]

So many times I’ve been slammed for pointing this out. May have to post the link to this video in future!! Good work.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@richdavis4007]

Good job. Just what I needed.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

You also might be interested in our latest video which covers more on ND filters: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJPGmnSupbCnjNU

[@mvabiv]

Excellent work. You definitely saved me some money. Thank you.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Great to hear!

[@miorafeuni]

while I may agree in principle . . .in photography I use the UV filter to protect my lens and that alone is really valuable - keep in touch anyway - Mauro

[@robbiefithon]

Really useful! Thanks for the info.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheAdventurerofNorth]

nice video sir, now am gonna buy nd filters for my mini

[@sandeepmates]

Thanks very helpful..

[@robertparenton7470]

Thank You! From Frisco TX

[@robleonardo5337]

Very well explained Bruv!!!

[@RevAK47]

Thanks for such an honest review and great info sub earned

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Thanks for the sub!

[@usmanmajid7837]

I purchased the exact same Skyreat 5-pack ND-PL earlier this week with my Mini 2. I quickly realised the same thing - “I can’t rotate this whilst in the sky!”. However I did notice some pretty dramatic differences in the glare of the water while I was filming a waterfall, so they definitely do the job. For now I’m unsure as to how well the CPLs are performing for other environments. The ND capabilities of these filters are great though! And yes, super fiddly to get on! 😅

[@raizlc]

I'm about to buy the same ones. They are about the same price as the ND filters without polarization, so I figured why not get the ones WITH it. What do you think? If you bought again would you go with just the ND or get the NDPL?

[@usmanmajid7837]

@@raizlc I have to be honest and say that I haven't tested them out enough to give an honest review quite yet, apologies! I did a Mini 2 review on my channel recently so might follow up with videos on these filters in the near future.

[@raizlc]

@@usmanmajid7837 Appreciate the honesty. Bought em and we'll see how they do.

[@DanDascalescu-dandv]

@2:18 "I've found this rather uninspiring looking stream" 🤣

[@preevan]

Clear and good.

[@SergeiSokolov22]

Polarizing filter seem to make perfect sense with a drone. Gimbal keeps a perfect horizon level. Most reflecting surfaces are horizontal, when filming from air, making reflected light polirized strictly vertical. Thus a CPL filter can be set once. In theory : ) I just recently got my first ever drone, Mavic Mini (love it!) and still waiting for the filter set to arrive and test my theoretic views ) Thanks for the video!

[@SergeiSokolov22]

p.s. I would also look at gradient filters to darken out the sky perhaps.

[@PatchworxStudios]

I dont agree on polfilters. You can still use them to "darken the sky" aaand if you understand how they work you can predict and prepare them before take off. Ohhh and also ocean xD.

[@eagleeyeviewimages]

Wow awesome job

[@walkandrelaxvideos4351]

Another good video, with informations a hobby film maker just doesn’t have. 👍

[@NatureSoundsoriginalmovies]

Cool uploads and advices :) Your movie quality is amazing :) Like 11

[@kersten2002]

Nice thanks👍

[@Usatorok]

Another sub. Like the humor and advice. Thanks. Love the mini but need tracking.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Oh man if they added active track I would throw £20 at Dji!

[@csc-photo]

Tracking on the Mini would be super, but at that point it's getting too close to the Air 2. At half the price, the Mini would hurt Air 2 sales I think (my speculation on DJI's strategy)

[@Usatorok]

@@csc-photo why doesn't some 3rd party make an add on tracking device? Throwing the thought out there.

[@andyairshots]

Saved me some money thank you 👍

[@TheCameraManReviews]

No problem 👍

[@Mikkeyboyy]

i have variable filters on my mavic air 2 and they are great

[@robertshatto2995]

Thank you,,good information.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mixa26]

Great video, thanks for the info :)

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stijnheida]

999 follower here!

[@travelandtech2185]

Hi, thank you so much for this great video. I live in antalya where we get very sunny conditions to slighty overcast 😎. What 2 ND filter would be best suit in this inviromenent. Any recommendations 👀🤔. Thanks.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

You would probably be best off with a variable ND filter. Check out this video of mine : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXK2e2p7jpp0fs0

[@davva360]

I agree totally no point of a UV. If you forget to take it off it will just downgrade your footage. Polarizer also agree with. Ineffective if you can not adjust. I am about to get into drones and was wondering about ND filters. The brand you mention are reasonably priced but what’s the color cast like when you use them? I have used a cheap ND filter before on a DSLR and not been impressed.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

They seem pretty good with the colour cast. I have a video on the variable polar pro Nd filter set, which give a green tint. But I have no issue with these ones.

[@MOTOUK1]

Great video, I take it your in U.K. I use a nd4 generally day to day on my OSMO action cam. But wondered as we get very few bright days in U.K. which filters you use mostly in U.K. nd4, nd8, nd16 ?.

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Yeah from UK. I probably use Nd 16 more than anything. But I just started using variable ND filters which I doing a video on right now. Should be done by Friday!

[@gimbalair]

Is the a persific ND filter for filming on high when it’s bright, not blue sky and snow on the ground. I’ve heard 32 is a good catch all. Thanks

[@pdtech4524]

Great info! I'll have to order a set of ND filters for my Mavic Mini, the only thing that bothers me is putting them on and pulling them off without leaving finger smudges over the lens? 😯⚠️

[@TheCameraManReviews]

yeah they are fiddly little bar stalls.

[@RajaN-zk9rn]

will it be workable - ND FILTER "GetZget® Lens Filters Combo for DJI Osmo Pocket" for both osmo pocket 2 and mini 3 drone?

[@1cenabite]

Been flying fpv for over 10 years and I can say without a doubt so far that regarding the polarizing filter that is absolutely incorrect as when you install the polarizing filter on a camera with a gimbal up is always up down is always down this does not change you do not need to spend the filter you simply attach it and it will always separate the light into digestible wavelengths for the digital camera, plus many more benefits only 3 minutes in and had to say that, and I recommend getting an ND filter set and using accordingly but don't worry about needing to spin the filter as the polarization will always stay the same way on a gimbal camera that does not have a spinning lens

[@cityplanner3063]

That is a great video man. In your video you suggested not to get PL filters, but what do you think about Nd/pl filters?

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Yeah ND-PL are perfect, just don't buy dedicated Polarising filters.

[@liamoreilly783]

Fantastic video just gained an irish sub 😁 ..although i didnt see the link come up for these nd filters

[@liamoreilly783]

Ah i may just add i fou d them but there out of stock any idea who else sells them ?

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Sorry KZbin won't let add a link because I don't have enough subs. So I have pinned it as top comment. Hope this helps. Thanks for subbing!

[@FacesByMay]

Im missing the top back part of the camera to attach my filters. Do you know where or how i can replace it?

[@theguard1]

Thanks for this; what it did show me is that Skyreat is decent and comparable to Freewell, practically speaking. At half the price, I had to see for myself. Thanks!

[@patrickchristie82]

If I want to film shallow ship wrecks, what could I use to cut the most glare? I thought polarization filter, but yes they need to be rotated

[@AshiqeRasool1]

Good video plz make more videos about nd filters for dji mini 2

[@Jemmane]

with the various nd filters, how do you work out which one to put on for that day etc with the sun? like i'll have 6 in the pack but not sure which one i should be using? thanks for the vid also

[@TheCameraManReviews]

you need to watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJPGmnSupbCnjNU&ab_channel=WalkinginallWeathers

[@jkim1402]

Thanks for this

[@TheCameraManReviews]

My pleasure!

[@tdrdronesebikesandscooters8377]

Great Job

[@Aztech_Drones_UK]

Great video very informative I got a C/PL for mini 2 useless to be honest better without will get a set as I have for Pro2 👍

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Thanks 👍

[@BAIRESWALKER]

Thanks for sharing~here new friend 🤝🛎👈😍👍

[@iamwiseguyhserusk]

good info there. i knew the truth about the CPL however still yet to learn to use the correct NDs. the first ND, which one was it ?

[@TheCameraManReviews]

Glad it was helpful! The first ND on the mirrorless camera?

[@iamwiseguyhserusk]

​@@TheCameraManReviews Yes. sorry my bad. It was a CPL not an ND

[@johnmalmqvist5159]

they should make polarizing filters that you can adjust from your remote control for future drones

[@TheCameraManReviews]

That would be fantastic!

[@arronswainbank9394]

🤣🤣🤣👌🏽 just cracked me up the score o shit I need that hahahaha 👍🏽