Short answer: Alessio Furlan puts the Freewell Dunna Did It Ultra magnetic locking filters through real shoots, covering build quality, the five problems the system aims to fix, durability testing, why there is no variable ND, and a clear strengths-versus-limits wrap. It is a full product review, not a quick unbox.
What the video covers
Italian photographer Alessio Furlan reviews the Freewell Dunna Did It Ultra ultra-slim magnetic locking filter system. He starts with whether the kit is a real quality step up, then maps five shoot problems it is built to fix, runs resistance tests, explains the choice of fixed NDs over a variable filter, and closes with strengths, limits, and a final verdict.
- Quality check. Early section weighs whether the new Ultra system feels like a meaningful upgrade in day-to-day use.
- Five problem areas. He walks through the issues the magnetic locking design is meant to solve for working shooters.
- Durability tests. Hands-on resistance checks before he commits to a recommendation.
- No VND by design. A dedicated chapter on why this kit sticks to fixed NDs instead of a variable filter.
- Honest trade-offs. Strengths first, then weak points, critiques, and limits before the conclusion.
Useful if you want a full Italian-language field take on the Dunna Did It Ultra system before you build a kit.
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Credit: Video by Alessio Furlan on YouTube, uploaded Oct 29, 2026. Watch the full video on YouTube and subscribe to Alessio Furlan for more.
Curious about the same Ultra-Slim Locking system he reviews? Build a kit on the Dunna Did It x Freewell Filter Kit Builder.
