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STARTRC Magnetic ND & CPL Filters Set for DJI Osmo Pocket

Enhance Your DJI Osmo Pocket Footage with STARTRC Magnetic ND & CPL Filters Set

Description:

Unlock the full potential of your DJI Osmo Pocket with the STARTRC Magnetic ND & CPL Filters Set. This essential accessory kit is designed to elevate your videography and photography, providing greater control over light exposure and reflection. Whether you're shooting in bright sunlight or aiming for cinematic effects, these filters ensure your footage is always top-notch.

Why Choose STARTRC Magnetic ND & CPL Filters Set for DJI Osmo Pocket?

High-Quality Optics: Crafted with premium glass, these filters maintain the clarity and color accuracy of your footage, ensuring professional-grade results.

Magnetic Design: The magnetic attachment system makes installing and swapping filters quick and easy, allowing you to adapt to changing lighting conditions effortlessly.

Versatile Filming: Includes ND (Neutral Density) and CPL (Circular Polarizer) filters to manage light exposure and reduce glare, perfect for both video and photography.

Perfect Fit: Specifically designed for the DJI Osmo Pocket, ensuring a secure and precise fit without adding bulk.

Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of outdoor shooting, these filters are both scratch-resistant and water-resistant.

Key Features:

Neutral Density Filters (ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32): Control the amount of light entering the camera, ideal for shooting in bright conditions and achieving motion blur effects.

Circular Polarizer (CPL) Filter: Reduces reflections and glare from non-metallic surfaces, enhancing color saturation and contrast.

Easy Installation: The magnetic system ensures a secure attachment, allowing for quick changes and adjustments on the go.

Compact and Portable: The lightweight design makes it easy to carry the entire set with you, perfect for travel and outdoor adventures.

Enhanced Creativity: Experiment with different filters to achieve various effects and elevate your storytelling through enhanced visuals.

Customer Reviews:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "The STARTRC filters have been a game-changer for my Osmo Pocket. The ND filters allow me to shoot in any lighting condition, and the CPL filter makes my landscape shots pop. Highly recommend!" - John M.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "I love how easy these filters are to attach and swap. The magnetic system is genius, and the quality of my footage has improved significantly. A must-have accessory for any Osmo Pocket user." - Sarah K.

Enhance Your DJI Osmo Pocket Footage with STARTRC Filters!

Ready to take your DJI Osmo Pocket footage to the next level? The STARTRC Magnetic ND & CPL Filters Set is the perfect accessory to enhance your videography and photography. Click here https://youtu.be/AOEjMGmCibA to purchase your set today and start capturing stunning, professional-grade footage!

#DJIOsmoPocket #STARTRCFilters #NDFilters #CPLFilter #Videography #Photography #MagneticFilters #CameraGear #ProQuality #ContentCreation

[stochastique-blog]

I can do Better

Welcome to the weekend folks!! ⠀ Somerset in Summer - I have a set of these from different viewpoints - This shows the bright purple heather in the foreground and the farm on the hills behind with sunlight drifting through the scene. The deep blue of the Atlantic Ocean completes the scene.⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #somerset #visitsomerset ⠀ #waycoolshots #landscapephotography #landscapephotographer #scenic #beautiful #agameoftones #outdooradventures⠀ #lensbible #ig_bliss #nationaldestination #photography #photooftheday #jaw_dropping_shots #instagood ⠀ #travelgram #letsgosomewhere #beautifuldestinations #weliketotravel #travelphotography #travelpic #travelbug #amazingplace ⠀ #leefilters #nisifilters #ndfilters #formatthitech #farmlife #heather (at Oare, Somerset)

[mikenovoselsky]

Igor

[mrderelict]

Zwan Tribute

"As the world goes 'round It's got me thinking That the things i want Just keep me sinking down"

[awpro]

Solving Polar Pro ND Filter Challenges

Neutral Density (ND) filters are indispensable tools for photographers and videographers, allowing for greater control over exposure, depth of field, and motion blur. At AWPRO in Dubai, we offer a wide range of ND filters, including high-quality options from renowned brands like PolarPro. However, using ND filters can come with its challenges. In this blog post, we’ll explore common problems associated with ND filters, provide practical solutions, and highlight why AWPRO is the best place to purchase your ND filters.

Common Problems with ND Filters

Cross Polarization Effects

One of the most frustrating issues with variable ND filters is the occurrence of cross polarization, which can create a noticeable black "X" pattern in your images. This typically happens when the filter is rotated to its extremes.

Solution:

To mitigate this issue, opt for variable ND filters that feature hard stops at both ends of the adjustment range. These designs help prevent reaching problematic settings that cause cross polarization. The latest models, such as the PolarPro Peter McKinnon Chroma variable ND filter, have been developed specifically to address this issue effectively.

Vignetting

Vignetting occurs when the corners of your images appear darker than the center, particularly when using wide-angle lenses with thicker variable ND filters.

Solution:

Choose low-profile ND filters designed to minimize vignetting. Additionally, avoid stacking multiple filters whenever possible, as this can exacerbate the problem. Our selection at AWPRO includes filters that are optimized for wide-angle lenses.

Size Compatibility Issues

Many variable ND filters are larger in diameter than the lens thread size, preventing the use of lens hoods or caps. This can leave your lens exposed to potential damage.

Solution:

Select ND filters that fit snugly on your lens without excessive protrusion. If you need to use a hood, consider using step-up rings to maintain compatibility while protecting your lens.

Color Casts and Image Quality Degradation

Some users report color casts or reduced image quality due to reflections within the filter glass. This can lead to inaccuracies in color reproduction and sharpness.

Solution:

Invest in high-quality ND filters with multi-coatings designed to minimize glare and enhance light transmission. Shooting in RAW format can also help correct color issues during post-processing.

Focus Issues with Drones

Drone operators often experience focusing problems when using ND filters, leading to blurred images despite correct settings.

Solution:

Before flying, test your setup without the filter under similar lighting conditions to identify if the filter is causing focus issues. If problems persist, consider switching to solid ND filters for better optical performance.

Why AWPRO is the Best Place to Buy ND Filters in Dubai

AWPRO offers a wide selection of high-quality ND filters, including fixed and variable options from top brands like PolarPro, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your photography and videography needs. Our expert staff provides personalized guidance, and we prioritize quality by sourcing from reputable manufacturers for optimal clarity and color accuracy. With competitive pricing, regular promotions, and a convenient location in Dubai alongside a user-friendly online store, AWPRO makes it easy to access the best gear. Customer satisfaction is our priority, so explore our ND filters today and grow your creative projects!

Conclusion

Using ND filters can enhance your photography and videography by providing greater control over exposure and creative effects. However, being aware of potential issues and knowing how to address them is crucial for achieving optimal results. At AWPRO Dubai, we are committed to helping you find the perfect ND filter while providing expert guidance and exceptional customer service.

Explore our extensive range of high-quality ND filters today at AWPRO and grow your creative projects! Whether you're shooting landscapes or capturing fast-moving subjects, we have the right tools to help you succeed.

[developingnaturegallery]

I Photographed The April Solar Eclipse!

I photographed the April 2024 Solar Eclipse and this post is about how it went for me and the art I created out of my photographs.

Our marriage date was randomly chosen by the fact that both of us could be here on that day. We came back to the east coast for the 2020 times because of a new job assignment. Then we retired from that life two years later. The kids are grown. We went away for the first time as a married couple, without kids in tow. And the place we went to was northern Vermont, for our 23rd anniversary. AND to…

[aintquiteright]

September by alessiolp

[stochastique-blog]

Experiment - Automatic Random_Reblog - Ask me !

Amazing . #longexpo

#longexposureoftheday

#longexposurephotographer

#longexposurephotography

#longexposures

#longexposureshots

#ndfilter

#lazyshutters

#longexposure_photos

#slowshutter

https://www.instagram.com/p/CVXKr-shr4p/?utm_medium=tumblr

[creative-splurges]

Looking at the sun through a relatively high-stop HD filter. Apologies for getting all technical, I'll be back to being puerile tomorrow. #photography #behindthelens #sunsets #cornwall #ndfilter #field

[stevemackyoutube]

Testing the K&F Concept nano-B series variable ND filter https://youtu.be/AjHueIAwoNM?si=fHDdAB6hbm1GE-nS

#NDFilter #KFConcept #nanoBseries #variableNDfilterreview #variableNDfilters #CheapNDFilter #KFConcept #NDFilterReview #PhotographyGear #BudgetPhotography #VariableNDFilter #FilmmakingGear #CameraAccessories #PhotographyTips #BudgetNDFilter #NDFilterTest #KFConceptNanoB #PhotographyEssentials #NDFilterForVideo #AffordablePhotography #stevemackaustralia #Thebrisbanechannel #Australia

[jdelrivero]

The Last of us

#rocks #sea #seascape #waves #beach #blackandwhite #longexposure #fujiXT3 #xf1655mmf28 #ndfilter #kfconcept #fujifilm_es #fujistas

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[rogerrosales]

2 Stop ND/Polarizer Filter Hack Using Clip On Lenses

So, you’ve reached your destination. It was a rigorous climb up the mountain and you begin to setup your shot. You frame your scene and you reach inside your bag and your heart sinks deep into the depths of your stomach.

You’ve just realized that you forgot your ND filters. “NO!“ you scream in defiance. However, it is all in vain as no amount of screaming will undo your blunder.

Fortunately, you’re a resourceful photographer. Rather than throw your hands in the air in defeat you realize that you are wearing a potentially good ND filter alternative. You quickly remove your lens clip on sunshades from your glasses and you begin to MacGyver a solution to your woes. And then...

...this is your handy work.

Or this...

Neither of which look sexy or professional. Quite frankly, it looks terrible. Not only on your camera, you soon realize that you have zero fashion sense. But, whatever!

“This just might work!” you shout joyfully! And you would be right.

Ok, so that’s a very farfetched scenario, however, it is not uncommon for us to forget very important pieces of gear on photo shoots. Or perhaps you’re really  strapped for cash and simply can’t afford a decent set of filters. The above example can yield some decent results and offers nearly 3 stops of light.

Obviously, this is not an ideal setup. Nor, should we bank on this method to replace proper ND & polarizing filters but if we find ourselves in need of a couple extra stops, this could very well do the trick.

Besides the obvious, this method will only work with certain lenses. For this test I used my small 40mm Canon pancake lens. The entire lens element fit inside the width and height of the clip on lenses. This method will definitely not work with my 70-200mm or any other lens with large glass.

These images are straight out of camera. Absolutely nothing was changed or edited. I shot these images on an overcast day later in the afternoon (it was 4:30ish) which is why I was able to get slow shutter speeds right off the bat. However, theoretically, whether I was shooting at high noon, I should get the same amount of stops regardless.

So, for the first image, my settings are as follows: 1/4 f/13 ISO 100

Now, using the Solar Shield polarized Clipons I was able to slow my shutter speed down to 1″6. Aperture and ISO remained the same:

The results are not too shabby. You can see the biggest differences on the bottom portion where the stream is hitting the pond. So, at 4:30 in the afternoon I was able to go from 1/4th of a second to 1″6 seconds. That’s a third of a stop away from a full 3 stops. Now, if this was closer to sunset or sunrise you easily slow your shutter speed past 1″6 seconds. I would guesstimate that you could potentially achieve a shutter of 15″.

As a matter of fact, I could have slowed my shutter speed even more and still have maintained a good looking histogram and tweaked my exposure in lightroom. 

Here’s my histogram for the image using the clip on lens:

How is image quality affected by using such a cheap method? Surprisingly, not very much. Sharpness didn’t seem to be affected very much. Whatever difference I saw was negligible. Take a look for yourself: 1″6 Shutter Speed:

1/4th Shutter Speed:

Will you be replacing your ND filters for this method? I sure hope not...but, if you find yourself in a situation where you don’t have your filters and you happen to have a pair of non-prescription sunglasses this is a good method to employ to help you achieve slower shutter speeds.

Just a little DIY and out of the box thinking to help you in your photographic journey.

[thunder1203]

Feeling #moody at #sunrise - [ ] #longexposure #ig_longexpo #igersvictoria #ig_australia #seascape #landscape, #canon #aussie_pics #australiagram #longexposureworld #hoyafilters #ndfilters #serene #landscape #seascape #doyouseewhatisee #everything_imagineable #photographyworld #australia_shots #australia_oz #mint_shots #aussiegram #australiagram #sea #bays #thunder1203 #visitfrankston #visitmorningtonpeninsula #horizon (at Seaford Pier) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvjAeXmAwKZ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mz8p5hg9anpy

[adolfowr]

• g r e e n u n d e r h e a v e n • sonya99 | sony 85mm za | Campeche #breakwaterdowntown #sonya99 #longexposure #CiudaddelCarmen #ndfilters In the end, you feel hugged by this malecon, the time you decide, it gives you amazing views... A while ago, I was looking for this part of the walker without the boat in the back It is part of the malecon in the downtown of Ciudad del Carmen, a long exposure, playing with an ND filter 85mm | f / 8.0 | 65s | iso 100 | ND 15 stops #downtown #breakwater #sea #nature #walkingaround #sonyimages #sonyphotography #bealpha #igers_campeche #campechelove #secturcampeche #campecheturismo #sonyalphasclub #sonyalphalatinoamérica #mexicomaravilloso #sonymexico #loves_mexico #visitmexico #leefilter #mexicosorprendente #yourshotphotographer #zeisscameralenses #longexposure_shots #longexposurephotography #longexposure_world (en Malecón del Centro) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgYbeWxMHmI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[dcdronex-fpv]

Pro Cinematic GoproHero8 Settings + CameraButterND32 / RAW #FpvFreestyle...

[ricardobraescher]

" Parque Farroupilha " #arquitetura #archidaily #rolleistativ #ndfilters #rolleimoments #sonyrx100m2 #fernauslöser #fotografie #foto #photo #timelapse #portoalegre #photography #brasil #brasilien #redenção #parquefarroupilha @sonyuser (em Redenção - Parque Farroupilha) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSJeGucDoPwDF9BtHDYHrZTq4ks6wHoOOkyZ8M0/?utm_medium=tumblr