How To Set Up & Use NiSi ND Filters

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[@onebadassacrobat]

Thanks Mate for all the tips. I just picked up V7 today and this was the best explanation of a basic set up.

[@meribaldi660]

Thank you Ryan this vid has been very helpful.. Cheers

[@totalomnivore]

Excellent clip. Really nice product these!

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Glad you enjoyed it, Jay! Have fun with your filters!

[@malkeeble1791]

Thanks mate, great video and very informative.

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Glad it helped!

[@busterlynch5278]

Great video very helpful and informative.

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Thanks! Glad it helped.

[@889media]

Got this kit and it is just awesome. Many think it is too expensive, but the truth is that I used to have “screw-on filters”, and needed one of each filter for each lens - and THAT is expensive ;) The step-up rings makes this an overall cheaper alternative to my old filters.

[@889media]

And some feedback to you; nice presentation of the filters. See too many trying to be a stand-up comedian when making their videos, and that would be ok if they were actually funny. I find it better watching people staying on point, and getting out the information. You mentioned that the grads are great for sunsets and sunrises, but I find them to be useful every time you include both land and sky in one shot, to reduce the difference. Sure, they work great for sunsets too, but here I would rather use reverse grads in many situations. Anyways.. good job!

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Thanks - glad you enjoyed the video and enjoy your filter kit!

[@eduardorios1803]

Love how you teach!

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Thank you

[@jaunpaul90]

Great informative video 👍 I am currently using a haida m10 system and am really thinking of going over to nisi. I have a question though. Are the haida red diamond filters compatible on the V7 holder system and most importantly is the nisi V7 compatible with various circular filters like the CPL used in this video for example if I wanted to use true light circular filter on this holder system ?

[@thehoff3423]

Great info. Cheers

[@Danny_Roman.]

Very well explained , thanks.

[@brianbright1564]

Very informative...thanks!

[@marclabro]

super tuto.

[@fabienpics]

THANK'S for the info... I love you r Country( i go over there in 2009/10/11) it s a BEAUTYFUL place to live and for make photos . ✌✌✌

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Thank you

[@zemekiel]

Use the knob, Luke, use the knob! I love my NiSi filters, but it seems they have gone up in price the last couple of years?

[@johnpeterka9762]

Thank you for your video. How easy is it to control the polarizer?

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Very easy. There are two little adjustments wheels you can use to rotate it.

[@sunrise_sunshine]

I am thinking of buying this filter kit but I am confused between should I buy a circular or a filter kit (eg., V6 kit) which is a little bit cumbersome to use. Currently, I have only one lens which is 24-70mm (72mm dia). If I need to invest in a circular setup then should I buy a bigger dia ND filter along with a step-up ring to accommodate my future lense. Your feedback really matters a lot to decide.

[@OrionMediaGroup]

The answer to this depends of what you want to use them for. If you want to do landscape photography and use graduated ND filters or stack filters, then square is the best choice. If you just want to use a filter for a single purpose, an nd for doing video for example, then circular would be a better option.

[@sunrise_sunshine]

@@OrionMediaGroup thank you 😊

[@TonKuipers134]

Thanks, good tutorial

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Thank you

[@larrywolf2558]

thank you so much for this!

[@OrionMediaGroup]

You're welcome Larry. Thanks for watching!

[@grahamhughes3953]

What is the difference between the NISI Standard CPL and the Enhance PRO CPL

[@fluxcapacitor8416]

hello do you add 1 stop if using CPL?

[@OrionMediaGroup]

2/3 - 1 stop, yes.

[@logicmr.8351]

Is there adaptor as little down to 50mm?

[@OrionMediaGroup]

There is. The adapters in that range are 49mm and 52mm and upwards from there.

[@Mukalazi]

Thank you.

[@stevemcelroy8228]

How does the system go working without the CPL in place?

[@OrionMediaGroup]

Works just fine being able to used grads and other filters.