Hello beautiful internet family, Danny from DanceTube.tv, and today I'm checking out the brand new filter kit from Freewell. Now this is the all day pack, you get eight different ND filters for your DJI Air 2S. They've got this kit for all of the other DJI drones on the market right now, but obviously the Air 2S only just came out, so let's see how this filter kit performs with the brand new Air 2S. Today's sponsor is Iron the Sky clothing, and they've got an extensive range of drone gear for all of you drone lovers out there. They've got hats, tank tops, shirts, and hoodies, and they have the most unique designs that you could imagine for all of you drone lovers out there, whether it's FPV or just cinematic drones that you're into. Check them out, I do actually have a 10% discount code if you do want to pick out any of their stuff. It's just DanceTube, that's the code, simple, apply it on checkout, and you're safe 10%. So back to the video, we're checking out the Freewell all day eight pack for the Air 2S, and I really love this kit, it's extremely easy to apply, it's simply just a twist and a pull to take it off, and then you apply the filter on an angle and twist again to lock it in, simple mechanism that designed extremely well, I love the build quality on the filter kit, and it comes in a see through case, so you can actually see what filters you have in there, it houses them nicely, it protects them, and it's easy to just swap and go, I love that about the kit. It's also great to get the accompanying booklet, which tells you exactly what condition you would be using the ND filters in, so as you can see you've got the standard day, and that breaks it down into ND4, if it's a cloudy day, ND8, if it's cloudy with a bit of sun, ND16 is for those sunnier days, and then the CPL filter is really powerful, it actually eliminates unwanted glare from reflective surfaces, and I tested this one, I actually was quite impressed with how the CPL performed, I also tested the ND16, just because it was a sunny day, there was no point in using an ND4 and ND8, but the ND16 and the CPL performed really well, you'll see throughout this video, the footage from the ND16 and CPL, but again super simple to apply, and I just launched the drone straight away, I literally got like I said three different tests in a short period of time because it's that easy to swap them out. Now moving on to a bright day, you can go with the ND8, if it's relatively bright, but it's also a little overcast, the ND16, like I said, is pretty good when it's sunny, ND32 is if it's a little bit more sunny, a little bit more powerful, you know, you've got like the sun showing directly into the camera and it's just, you know, penetrating that lens, way too much sun, it's overexposing the image, chuck on the ND32, and if it's the next level above that, if it's like molten lava, then go with the ND64, this is six f-stops, which is quite extreme, and I love that one. Moving through the booklet, they detailed the long exposure filters that you can get, and it just details exactly what they do here, and basically the f-stop that it's trying to counter, so it's 10 f-stops if you go with an ND1000, with the 8 pack that we're checking out today, it actually goes to the ND2000, which is insane, but the kit itself, the 8 pack comes with the ND4, the ND8, the ND16, then they've got the ND32 and ND64, you've got the CPL, the ND1000 and ND2000, so moving through the book again, it then moves on to landscape, it shows you a few more ND filters, and I guess the f-stop there and why you would use those, and the booklet just kind of gives you a bit of a guide on just some alternatives that are out there as well, and it's really nice to actually understand what conditions to use the ND filters in, especially if you have never used an ND filter before, if you're new to this space and you want to check it out, you don't have to then go and research on YouTube and Google, it's like clearly detailed in this book, and it tells you what conditions to use the ND filters in. So like I said, just before, I had the chance to test the three filters today, I tested the ND16, which was really good in the lighting condition I had, I then went with the CPL, which I love that filter, that's probably my favorite filter that I tested today, really loved that one, and then I also tested out the ND64, so a little bit of a range here, I didn't get to check out the ND4 or the ND8, it just wasn't that overcast to play around with those, and the ND1000 and ND2000, I didn't even touch those today, but I think from what I tested the 16, the CPL and the 64, it was a really fun touch, you know, I got a good idea of what you can get out of using a filter, for example, and to see what differences there are from the three filters that I used, I think it was really successful, like I was impressed with how the image came out, I was really impressed just with the stock standard footage without a filter on, I've been extremely impressed with this drone overall, the image quality, how it all performs, overall there's no issues with the Air 2S, it's such a phenomenal drone, but I think to then see what I can do when there's so much light going into the lens, and to actually create quite a dynamic looking scene with some of these filters, that was really fun today, and it definitely creates like initial creative outlook to your videos, you know, it's not just the standard that you would expect from other videos out there, like the ND filter really does give it quite a cinematic look, so for example with the ND 16, it's 4F stops, and what this does is that it actually helps balance the image and capture sharp footage in normal day-like conditions, so the ND 16 is a great, almost starting point, if it's a sunny day, chuck that one on, you know, the ND 4 is designed if it's relatively cloudy, so if it's a fairly cloudy day, chuck the ND 4 on, so those two are great to start with, but then the fact that the CPL filter does a really cool job, I think it's probably the more unique one, it's 1.6 F stops, but it actually helps with reflective surfaces, like bodies of water, snow, glass windows, you know, lots of things that would reflect back like the sky or the water, you might get a lot of reflection, and the camera itself, the sensor might not be able to perform that well in those kind of conditions, so to chuck on the CPL, I think is a really good starting point, either the CPL or the ND 16 are great for most conditions from what I could see, and then testing the ND 64, when the sun was just about to go down, it was really powerful, I chucked on the ND 64 to see how it'd go, and the 64 is designed to actually add that motion blur effect, so it helps prevent unwanted reflections, you know, in windows, snow, bodies of water, the same kind of things that we just spoke about, and it does a really cool job of offering that unique motion blur effect that a lot of people want, so I tried to get a lot of movement shots here, and I tried to get the same kind of movements with all the filters to really see how they would perform in similar conditions at the exact same time, you know, the best performance I could kind of get without having four separate drones in the sky flying with, you know, the three filters and then one as just the control test, that probably wouldn't be possible with it, but maybe one day, so this was like the best I could do, and I think I did a good job of testing the three that were the most unique to me in this condition, so again, really impressed with how it performed, they've done a great job here, it's what you would expect though, free well have been known for their filter kits for a long time now, and their 8 pack is a great starting point, it's affordable, and you get a variety of different filters in there for really any condition, any lighting condition, and any environmental condition that you find yourself in with the drone, this kit is going to do a great job, so it's definitely an accessory kit that you need to pick up, I will have those links in the description below to check this out, and I'll check you guys in the next one, have a great one.