Which PMVND??? Calculate IT with YOUR CAMERA!!!!

[@brysonferguson1389]

Perfectly explained without any nonsense! Thank you so much, none of the big youtubers were able to answer my questions like you did.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Bryson Ferguson Thank you very much. I too had questions I couldn’t find answers too which is why I made this video. Glad it was helpful for you!

[@BillyMangino]

Why has it taken me 8 years to find a video this well explained. Thank You!!!!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it helped!

[@thomastthai]

You effectively explained how to use the camera to help determine how many stops is needed for the appropriate ND filter. Awesome job!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you, Glad it was helpful!

[@valverdefighter24]

THANKS SO MUCH THIS IS THE FIRST VIDEO THAT EXPLAIN IT CORRECTLY

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it helped!

[@saltinecrumpet]

Exactly what I've been looking for. Thanks!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad to hear it!

[@calmthemonster]

Best explanation on KZbin. Thanks for this video!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You are welcome, I know I had a difficulty finding this information so here it is.

[@InvertedHermit]

Finally, the exact video/answer I was looking for. Thank you sir!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheOfficialUnofficialGuide]

I don’t think you understand how informative this video is!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you very much! When I was trying to decide which to get, this was the information I was looking for. Glad it helped!

[@Dragonphix]

Agreed, explained the “f stops” really well. Never understood it. I ended up buying both after watching this. Thanks alot LGP!

[@Dragonphix]

Living Giant Productions also, how’s the vianetting on a wide angle lens like 16-35? For example, is the vianette the same at 16mm compared to 35mm?

[@MalcolmWalker]

Unfortunately that is one lens I do not have, nor does anyone I know locally. But i know PM uses them on his wide angle lens, seems to work well for him.

[@Dragonphix]

Living Giant Productions Fair point, and thanks for the fast response! Can’t wait for these to come on Thursday

[@amandatoar5030]

I rarely hit that subscribe button, this video just made me quickly hit that subscribe button! I watched so many different videos on ND filters and your video is the most helpful and informative one out of all of them and straight to the point. Thank you and best of luck on your channel!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you!, I am happy it helped you. I had the same problems finding the information when I was purchasing them. Good luck with your purchase.

[@brandonewoldt]

Great video my man!

[@krikkevg]

Finally a decent simple explanation. Thank you sir.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it helped!

[@CRISSBLAZINY]

Thank you!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're welcome!

[@HiddenOaksMedia]

You're a breath of fresh air on KZbin. I have both filters shipping right now. I have dual native iso on my camera, so Im thinking ill use the 6-9 with my primes, and then switch to the dual iso at 12,800 for higher frame rates. 🤔

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you, sounds like a plan. You will enjoy them.

[@HeracTraceur]

THAAANk you so much you won a subscriber. Only shooting for filmmaking for actors so generally wi 1.8 - to maxF4, so the 6 t 9 stop is what i need and now i know that thanks to you .

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you and glad it was helpful for you.

[@DomRodFpv]

Bought the 6-9 and it became overcast the next 2 weeks and needed the 2-5 and contacted polar pro and they let me get the 2 pack discount because it wasn’t far after the original purchase. If you can get both and save $50 do it. I don’t regret it. Also get step rings to use it on your other lenses with diff end filter sizes. Great vid!

[@MalcolmWalker]

That's great to hear, glad PP stepped up and helped you out. That is also the best deal I have found on them for a pair.

[@thabangramodipa]

Been trying to discern this for forever!!! Thank you for this completely comprehensive, objective and practical perspective. So helpful

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FPavcovich]

Perfect video! I have the RF 15-35 mm and decided to go with the 2-5 stops

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you. You will like it.

[@archascents5157]

excellent thank you. if it snows in your area, i'd love a follow up video covering each filter's handling of a snowy + sunny conditions

[@MalcolmWalker]

I don't see a lot of it here, but I sometimes find myself in it. I will keep it in mind. Thank you.

[@KyngMedia]

Thank you for your in depth explanation!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful

[@garywilliams267]

Good analysis, straight forward and easy to understand. Much appreciated

[@MalcolmWalker]

Your welcome.

[@ExploringTraditions]

THANK YOU!!! Perfect video. Helped me finally decide which filter to buy! Thank you again!!!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad I could help!

[@mattc3510]

Great work man loved the video.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you! I hope it helped.

[@MKTtribe]

Thanks for the video! Made me to buy a 6-9..

[@MalcolmWalker]

Enjoy it

[@mike_s_media]

Especially great video as I am on the a6400 right now myself though moving to an a7SIII very soon this should translate over exactly! Short and to the point, awesome explanation!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jakir_studio]

Subscribed for this awesome explanation

[@MalcolmWalker]

Awesome, thank you!

[@travontetheboringgamer8496]

Immensely informative! Only I wish I find this video sooner.... didn’t know 3 turns = 1 stop before.... 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@MalcolmWalker]

It is actually a setting in the menu of most cameras. On my A6400 it is in camera menu 1, Exposure1, page 8/14, bottome option Exposure step. You can select .3EV or .5EV.. The nice thing is it gives you some different shutter speed options as well. So if you have it set to .5EV it would be every 2 clicks on your shutter adjustment.

[@travontetheboringgamer8496]

@@MalcolmWalker legend! Good to know. Thanks for your help

[@SeanRosairo]

This was perfectly informative! I'll get the 2-5 since I wouldn't be shooting f2.8 during the day since f4 is a bit easier to keep subjects in manual focus. For the odd time I do need a 6-9, I might purchase it at a later date !

[@FragNartYT]

I got the 6-9 and am constantly underexposing when using 100 fps :( Might send it back and get the 2-5!

[@MalcolmWalker]

If you find yourself shooting faster then 30p then you will being stopping down the shutter enough to get away with the 2-5 stop filter. Since I have made this video, I have only used the 2-5 myself.

[@TheLastHotSauce]

And thanks again, I actually learned a lot

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful.

[@davidreel8]

Very helpful breakdown. Exactly what I was hoping to learn. Now I can drop $250 on this ND filter knowing I picked the right one. (Of course I’ll probably wind up buying the other one down the road also lol). Thanks!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You are welcome, glad it was helpful.

[@Throp]

Thanks for this man. Great break down. This helped a lot

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you, I am glad it helped you out.

[@CarlosMaupoey]

Perfect explanation with direct information, thank you

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@leonardoo_lemos]

Amazing video so well explained !

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you very much. I know it was challenging to find out which one is more useful when I made my purchase.

[@digital_pictures]

3:14 If you count to 3 , make sure the exposure step is 0.3EV If you count to 2 , make sure the exposure step is 0.5EV.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Yes you are correct, always make sure you know what your EV setting is set at.

[@DionThelmas]

That’s some great information and explanation

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful. Merry Christmas!

[@prashanth_nayak]

Thanks for the review. exactly what I had the doubt and got it cleared.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Ahasuer]

Thank you so much. Very helpful video.

[@MalcolmWalker]

You’re welcome. Glad it helped!

[@MKTtribe]

Bro pls do a comparison video for rode video micro vs rode video mic pro plus.. would like to your see thoughts on it.

[@MalcolmWalker]

If I get a rode video mic pro plus I will do it!

[@dimondcrafts1]

Most helpful review out there! Thank you!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@HermannOberg]

Great video, man! Excellent explaning!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Much appreciated!

[@philipschrei129]

Great info, thanks for helping me make my decision!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad I could help!

[@philipschrei129]

Ordered the 6-9 yesterday. Can't wait🤙 Here's a snip of what I do...would love your eyes for some feedback if you are willing😁

[@imarmankhans]

Thank you so much ...

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're most welcome

[@dusty_burkhalter]

Good video. Thanks for the info. Would also be helpful to use something other than s-log for reference as well. I would be curious to see the same comparison in a cine profile since you can get your ISO much lower.

[@MalcolmWalker]

I have plans to shoot another video showing other profiles. Keep a look out for it in the coming weeks. Thank you!

[@denischasse3567]

Thank you so much ! you convinced me ! 🎥🎥🎥

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad I could help!

[@shinjivitaly4354]

Thanks for this video, very helpful ! Cheers from France

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful. All the best from Texas.

[@Deepthoughtswithdeep]

Dude thank you for this video!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You bet!

[@digital_pictures]

Amazing and very useful. Thanks for sharing

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Hugodra]

Amazing video....great information...let me ask you what would be the benefits for photography?

[@MalcolmWalker]

For photography it will allow you to use longer shutter speeds to capture either motion blur, or smooth water out in an image.

[@victorli5156]

Bravo. REALLY nice vid

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you!

[@sebastiensutter4583]

Thanks for your real-word test.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Always!

[@King_Flush]

Thanks, I went for the 2-5

[@MalcolmWalker]

Your Welcome!, I use the 2-5 about 80-90% of the time.

[@DAWUcm]

Thanks for the wonderful instruction!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're welcome!

[@adrianmack7750]

This was phenomenal. Great explanation and detail. I think I’ll go 2-5. However, what would recommend in S-Log 3 with a base ISO of 800 on a bright sunny day ( what I normal shoot in)? I’m still a little split with what i need. Thank for this vid.

[@MalcolmWalker]

I have a video planned to show other profiles with these filters. As far as what it would be with your ISO. Use an ISO light stop chart found online and just calculate how many stops more you will need. I would say I find myself at 5 stops often on full sun that unless you stop down to 5.6 or higher you might need the 6-9 stop filter for ISO 800 on full sun.

[@adrianmack7750]

Living Giant Productions Awesome. Thanks.

[@a.z2972]

Really good video

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you!

[@BenjaminDiamondFilm]

Great video thanks this help so much I'm just getting started awesome.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Great to hear!

[@hansmorales101]

Thank you! Very Well Explained (:

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheLastHotSauce]

I was thinking ofgrabbing the 82mm 2-5 vnd and just step down rings so I can use it for any future lens I might get. What do you think?

[@MalcolmWalker]

That is what most people do. I chose to go with the 77mm just because it is my largest lens size currently. But i am usually stepping that down to 67mm for my 24mm. Watch my other PMVND video and I show what rings I use.

[@רועיידיד-ג3נ]

great content! thank you sir!

[@searchin4supers39]

Super helpful video for someone like myself, so thank you.. I just picked up a A7iii and 24 G master but when I record a 4k video, my facial blemishes looks 10x more noticeable than they really are. I've tried different picture profiles, creative styles, is there a setting I could turn off. This setup is crazy sharp

[@MalcolmWalker]

I am not too sure how you can reduce it. But I do notice the same thing. I believe it may be from an over saturation or contrast. Some of the picture profiles do have a detail option that you can make sure is down lower. But this is just one small adjustment. I still am learning the color grading and many other methods of shooting myself. Good luck and thank you!

[@searchin4supers39]

@@MalcolmWalker thank you for your response

[@EHBRod13]

Thanks! Really helped me!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're welcome!

[@PhillGraaf]

great man.. Thank you so much. As other people already said... Nobody else will explain that! I am using a 35mm 1.8 lens with slog2 at a native 800 iso... I am having a really hard time figuring out what kind of filter I will need. I looked into a 2-400 variable ND that has up to 5/+6 stops but Im afraid that on a really bright day this won't be enough since I don't want to see any kind of cross vignetting that will happen from 5+ stops on. After watching your video though I feel like a 2-5 stops filter will maybe do the Job cause I can still go from f1.8 to f4 e.g. if it's too bright... Last but not least: Would you recommend a variable ND filter in general? I know that normal ND filters offer better image quality because there is less colour shift and vignetting but I imagine it to be a pain in the ass to screw on and off several filters until you have the right exposure...

[@MalcolmWalker]

Shooting 1.8 with SLOG-2 at the 800 ISO the 2-5 will not be enough. Yes you can adjust your aperture. Some times I find even 9 stops is not enough depending on how bright it is outside with those settings. If you get the 6-9 filter, you can increase your ISO if it is too dark, but I would rather have cleaner footage personally. I find the PMVND to be consistent across the adjustment range and find no ill effects personally in my footage. I have never used regular ND filters, other then the Polar Pro ones for my drone.

[@trinivideography2472]

Excellent video

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you very much!

[@robertpizzo5681]

I have a Nikon Z6 with a 24 - 70mm kit lens - I use for video but also for landscape photography. I love the long exposure look on water. Usually out at mid-day if I am with someone (hard to get others up with me early in the am). Video usually 1080p f/4, sometimes 4K. Which would you recommend? 1-5 or 6-9? Im looking at the PM VND w/ Mist 2

[@MalcolmWalker]

For longer exposure I use the 6-9 stop myself. If I only could get one and had the 6-9 I would bump the ISO up for video.

[@Donaldian2]

Hi! Thanks for the video! I own lenses Zeiss55f1.8, Tamron17-28F2.8 and 85mmF1.8. Can you suggest a 2-5 stop for me? Thank you so much!

[@MalcolmWalker]

I would suggest the 2-5 stop for the 2.8 lens. But if you want to shoot the 1.8 lenses wide open then I would recommend the 6-9 stop. However that is with S-log settings. If you do not shoot in the log profile then I would recommend just the 2-5 for all the lenses since you can have base ISOs much lower then with a S-log format, as well as your exposure metering can be closer to the 0 mark.

[@itsmeRizzG]

Super helpful, cheers!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it helped!

[@HDBnB1]

I run the sony a7iii and now the sony a7siii with the sigma 24.70 2.8 Mainly run and gun shoots but just want to be covered in possible bright daylight situations. I'm leaning towards the 2-5 stop on the new pmvnd. What do you think? Won't be shooting in slog, mainly hlg

[@MalcolmWalker]

HD BnB I would recommend the 2-5 stop because you are not using Slog so your base ISO is 100. You also have the option to move to f 3.5 or f 4 if you need too. You can also over crank your shutter by a third or 2/3 if needed too depending on your scene. When I run and gun I always use the 2-5. I always find myself going to 2 stops going inside a building or any where but full sun. However.... using the new Siii might allow you to get the 6-9 and just bump your ISO if needed. But if your lens is a 2.8 I would still run the 2-5. I can say also, to shoot at the 24p at 1/50 at 2.8 in full sun will require the 6-9 without making other adjustments in f stop or shutter.

[@Oneeyevisionphotography]

Hey it really helps me . Thank you!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're welcome!

[@timboh8776]

Good info bro!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chanukalgama]

Thanks for the very helpful deets

[@MalcolmWalker]

Any time!

[@prince2thethrone]

thanks so much for this. If its not too much ,when you get time can make the same video without s-log? The Flat profile was kind of throwing me off when you compared the two.i have a a6300 and i normally use PP2. and I have a zeiss 24 1.8 and zeiss 16-70mm.I would like to shoot sometimes with the lens wide open..Also I have a ND8/PL and ND 64/PL. do you think that should be enough to take care of most of my needs? Im just going to plan a trip and want to be prepare for most situations. Thanks again

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you very much. The ND8 you have will act like a 3 stop filter, while the ND64 will act like a 6 stop filter. I can tell you from my experience, the ND64 won't be enough to shoot at 24fps@1/50sec wide open at 1.8 on a full sunny day, in S-Log because base ISO is 500, but in PP2 the camera will let you lower your ISO to 100, that is about 2 1/3 stops of light you can reduce by being able to shoot at ISO 100. It might be enough to get you by. It would be enough to work with if you shoot slow-mo or at 120fps at 1/250sec. You should be able to find a good balance with either filter, depending on conditions, because you will have the option to adjust ISO down further, and find an even exposure of around 0.0 --- +0.7 on your meter because you are not shooting in S-Log

[@prince2thethrone]

@@MalcolmWalker i forgot to mention i have the peter mckinnon 2-5 stop as well. should those three be enough? and most of the time i would only stop down to 2.8. or would you suggest i get the 6-9 stop , and get rid of another filter? which Three filters would you choose to cover most of your bases?

[@MalcolmWalker]

Since you have the 2-5 stop filter, I would not use the ND8 unless you want to have the polarizer effect. At f2.8 you should not need the 6-9 stop filter because your base ISO will be able to go down to ISO100 in PP2, and still be able to shoot at 24 fps @1/50sec.

[@IceManVille]

Awesome video! However im still split between those two options...im currently using Canon R6 with RF24-70 2.8F, so would you recommend still 6-9 options? will be used for photography and video...apologies if my question is too general!

[@MalcolmWalker]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJysg2CtmLh5ptE Check out my latest video as I discuss the use of both filters a bit more. From what I have seen the Canon R6 has a bit poorer low light high iso performance so you will want to know what your ISO limits are. If you don't want to increase your ISO then I would stick too the 2-5 and raise your aperture. But if you want to use the 2.8 when filming then the 2-5 will only work in shaded or lower ambient light conditions. It will not be enough in bright outdoor environments. Good luck on your decision!. Either way they are both fantastic tools and you can adapt to which one you have.

[@IceManVille]

@@MalcolmWalker much appreciated man! Then in that case I should stick with the 6-9 option

[@karadytube]

As a solution for 6-9 darkness, would be a higher ISO a good idea?

[@MalcolmWalker]

Yes that is always a possibility.

[@karadytube]

@@MalcolmWalker thank you 🙏

[@IAmKenArts]

Perfect! Thank you!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're welcome!

[@rodysk8]

So for a lenses that are 2.0 shooting at 24P watch your recommendation ?

[@MalcolmWalker]

A 6-9 may be needed if it is bright out. As another has mentioned in the comments. You can bump your ISO if you find yourself under exposed.

[@rodysk8]

Living Giant Productions thanks for the heads up! I’m still waiting for the 95mm filter size!

[@TheLastHotSauce]

Ahhh thank you!

[@MalcolmWalker]

No problem!!

[@travelwith__al6731]

that you very much for sharing this

[@MalcolmWalker]

Your welcome.

[@OsteopathieOffenborn]

thanks for the video .. Why are you filming @ iso 500 ? Best, Stas

[@MalcolmWalker]

When you shoot theSony A6400 in S-log profile the base ISO is 500. On my A7Rii the base ISO in S-log is 800 ISO. That is why a choose to do the demonstration in S-log as it is necessary to have some short of ND filter when outdoors with ISO that high.

[@mrforce3091]

shouldn't it be +2.0 for slog?

[@MalcolmWalker]

As a general rule of thumb yes. However the correct method as I have recently learned about but have not fully figured out myself yet, has to do with setting your greyscale at a certain percentage on the waveform. I have only recently learned this method with watching how to color grade properly.

[@spitfire7283]

For long exposure photography, is 2-5 still good? Or do I need to go with 6-9? I wish it was 2-6 instead 2-5. Unless you have advice on how to get it with the 2-5. I also wanted the 2-5 for regular use not long exposure. So I'm at a dead end choice. It's too expensive for both.

[@MalcolmWalker]

It all really depends on how long of an exposure your doing and what the ambient light is doing. Do you have fast glass you are using for video? If video is your primary use, then you can get the 6-9 and bump your ISO up in video if you feel you need the darker filter for your long exposures. My self personally I have only used the 6-9 for long exposures. I know the version 2's that were just released are all the same price and if you order either set from Polar Pro directly they discount a combo set.

[@ashishkakade596]

If my camera gives iso less than 500 ..i think 2-5 is right choice

[@MalcolmWalker]

Yes, when shooting LOG format some cameras bump the ISO much higher, which can require the 6-9. I still recommend just the 2-5 to most people because you can easily adjust your f stop to get proper exposure if needed.

[@ashishkakade596]

@@MalcolmWalker thanks for your suggestion ..the only straight to the point video ..exactly what i needed 👌🏻thank u so much .

[@cofanco2912]

Rather than choosing 2-5, what if I just get the 6-9 and crank my iso up if its underexposed? Since I'd rather raise my iso than my aperture. Wdyt?

[@MalcolmWalker]

Kenny C. That is something I have not thought of doing. It is definitely possible to do that. I currently have a video in works for other picture profiles and I will add this to my tests. Thank you for the tip.

[@cofanco2912]

Living Giant Productions Yes please do that! Thanks for the good video too. Waiting for the video test!

[@sungkim465]

great test bro, i got the 6 to 9 recently but was dissapointed, i tested with my 16-35 2.8 lens on a bright day with slog, trying to get the exposure to 2.0, but the 6 stop was just too dark, and only exposed till like 1.7 definitely a bummer but the 2 to 5 should work?!

[@MalcolmWalker]

Yes sir the 2-5 on a 2.8 lens should get you there. I do find sometimes you need like 5.5 stops of light to be perfect but that is easy to get with some minor setting adjustments in those cases. I just finished a trip and I only used the 2-5 stop on my 18-135 kit lens. It is only 3.5 at 18 which is what i shot vlogging most of the time and i would just adjust it from 2-3 stops usually.

[@Khinthanday]

@@MalcolmWalker how many stop do i need to add if i go 1/25 shutter

[@Khinthanday]

@@MalcolmWalker do you think 6-9 stop ND is ok.. For 1/25 shutter with f8 apeture At daylight?

[@aliimren-]

Thank you!!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're welcome!

[@zaredgomez1363]

I have the Fujifilm 50mm 1.0. If I want to shoot wide open on sunny days for stills. Would you recommend the 2-5?

[@MalcolmWalker]

Either one will work for you for stills. It will only help you keep your shutter open longer at the f1.0 if you are trying to get motion blur or any long exposure effects. The shutter calculation will still help you determine what exposure you want and how many stops you need. Set your camera at f1.0 and your ISO at the desired settings. Then select the shutter speed you want to shoot at. Then bump your shutter as I did in the video up to proper exposure and count how many stops you needed to get to proper exposure from your desired settings.

[@zaredgomez1363]

@@MalcolmWalker hey thanks! I appreciate the help.

[@bralynstokes9193]

Really helpful! Thank you. I use c-log, native 400 iso. I think 2-5 for my 2.8 lens might be best, unless i'm in direct sunlight.

[@MalcolmWalker]

Yes and you always have the option to move to f3.5 or f4 if you find yourself in those situations of direct sunlight.

[@AbhijitBoro]

2-5 or 6-9 For FE 85 mm at f1.8...?

[@MalcolmWalker]

If you are in daylight sun at 1.8 you will want the 6-9 if your shutter is 1/50. However if you are shooting higher frame rates or any other light conditions other then full sun you might find the 6-9 is too dark. I usually shoot at 2.8 for most of my video stuff because 1.8 or1.4 is too narrow for my taste unless I want something like that.. even after making the video I rarely use the 6-9

[@ellesafargalina7126]

Thank you)

[@MalcolmWalker]

Thank you too!

[@pomhub283]

Log is not a good straight out of camera profile 😉

[@MalcolmWalker]

No it is not. I used it strictly for demonstration purposes.

[@dayoneshemuyl9464]

Cant you skip all this with a sony, using the zebra stripes?

[@MalcolmWalker]

Zebras only help you see blown out or over exposed areas in the image. So if you want to retain the 180degree rule in video and shoot wide up you have to physically remove the light coming into the camera. That is why you would use an ND filter for this.

[@mebibaalam4463]

For 85MM F1.4GM I’m gonna go for 6-9

[@MalcolmWalker]

I agree with that, I use m 6-9 the most on my 85GM

[@FoundryRC]

Thank you!

[@MalcolmWalker]

You're welcome!

[@shreekarabhat8427]

Thank you 🙏

[@MalcolmWalker]

You are most Welcome!