Short answer: Benett Graezer compares a Freewell 3-in-1 fixed ND stack to a variable ND on iPhone 18 Pro Max, then shoots forest footage, checks Apple Log 2 LUTs, tries the matching 3-in-1 Mist, and finishes with buying caveats and who the kit is for. A practical smartphone-filmmaking look, not a sales reel.
What the video covers
Benett Graezer tests Freewell iPhone filters on an iPhone 18 Pro Max, starting with the classic question: fixed 3-in-1 ND versus a variable ND. He shows the ND outdoors, brings in Apple Log 2 LUTs, tries the companion 3-in-1 Mist, then talks convenience, caveats, and who should buy.
- Fixed vs variable. Opens by framing when a solid 3-in-1 ND stack can beat a VND on phone.
- 3-in-1 ND walkthrough. How the Freewell 3-in-1 ND fits the Freewell iPhone case workflow.
- Forest footage. Real outdoor clips so you can judge exposure control in bright conditions.
- Log and Mist. Apple Log 2 LUT notes plus a look at the matching 3-in-1 Mist filter.
- Buying notes. Practical caveats and a clear who-it-is-for wrap.
A short English guide if you film on iPhone and want magnetic ND and Mist without juggling a full glass bag.
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Credit: Video by Benett Graezer on YouTube, uploaded Oct 29, 2026. Watch the full video on YouTube and subscribe to Benett Graezer for more.
Want the same 3-in-1 ND he uses on iPhone? See the Freewell iPhone 3-in-1 Solid ND Filter on freewellgear.com.
