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This video explains how to optimise Sony's RX0 Filter Adapter kit for video, especially S-Log2; choosing neutral density and polariser filters; stacking filters; and using a lens hood with stacked filters.I have now uploaded the companion video that shows the results (mostly good news) of the vignetting test referred to at 11:11: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMGBd...00:27 How to fit the Filter Adapter Kit to the RX001:29 The minimum ISO of 1600 for S-Log201:54 The issue: shooting video at ISO 1600 with a fixed aperture of f/402:46 The Filter Adapter as a vehicle for neutral density filters03:02 Why PolarPro’s stick-on neutral density filters aren’t a solution04:09 Benefits of the Sony lens hood04:44 Further questions about PolarPro’s filters05:20 Hunting for filters for the Sony Filter Adapter05:25 Option 1: The Lee Filter System05:41 Option 2: A step-up ring (and why this might be attractive to scuba divers)06:34 Option 3: Dedicated filters for the RX007:06 My decision: B W’s XS-Pro Neutral Density Filters & Polariser07:39 The trade-off when using the Sony lens hood with stacked filters09:06 Why I also purchased Heliopan’s lens hood for wide angle lenses09:28 Using the Filter Adapter without a filter09:54 The Sony lens hood and brand differences in filter dimensions11:11 My upcoming companion video on stacking the B W filters and vignetting11:39 Postscript 1: The Filter Adapter and water resistance 12:09 Postscript 2: Two reasons to buy a Torx screwdriver or key for the standard RX0 faceplate