This Filter Saves You Time and Effort // Freewell V2 Review.

[@ArthurBradway]

Agree a 100% with the problem with the filters fitting in the pouch. I just got these today and that was the very first thing I noticed, I thought I was doing something wrong.

[@georgekamenov_]

I don't think we're doing anything wrong. Maybe other reviewers got a different version of the pouch or maybe it's only meant to be used when you have the front cap on but not the back one. Because after testing I realize, you might want to have the back magnetic cap actually on your lens as a lens cap, and the front filter cap on the filter to protect it. With only 1 of the caps, the filter does fit in the pouch.

[@ForeverFilmsWedding]

@@georgekamenov_ So I removerd the pull tab on the cap and it fits. Also, removing it allows me to rest my camera lens down on the cap. I came off rather easily, adhered with two-sided sticky tape only.

[@castyourmemories_AdrianSzramek]

Thanks George, as usual very useful tips and recommendations. Keep it coming man :)

[@georgekamenov_]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@RECord_performance]

Thanks 😊

[@davideastham]

I personally really love the whole idea of magnetic filters. My only concern is, many times while walking with my camera, I have knocked off my lens cap, one way or another. It would do the same to my filters. I guess the screw would help. I might check these out.

[@georgekamenov_]

Yeah, that was definitely a concern for me as well, but genuinely, the magnets on their own are pretty decently strong and when you tighten the screw it really does feel secure. And if you choose to use the screws on both sides it's gonna be even more secure, but with a slight turn of each of them the filter is free to take off so it doesn't slow you down.

[@davideastham]

@@georgekamenov_ Thank you :)