Skyreat ND Filters Set for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo Accessories -6 Pack (CPL/ND8/ND16/ND32/ND64/ND128)

I watched so many videos on the po ket 3 and different filters. I purchased these because they were priced right and available. After using them all I can say is I am very impressed! The magnets are strong and the filters stay put on the lens. Even in auto mode these filters can turn your footage into something great. If you can work in manual mode, these can do everything ive seen out there in video's from the much more expensive options. If your looking for a set of filters then give these a try and you wont be disappointed.

Bought this six pack of filters for our DJI Pocket 3. We're new to the Pocket 3, but our experience filming with our DJI drones over the years has shown us the value of using ND filters to make our videos look more cinematic. The set includes 5 ND filters (from ND8 to ND128) which is a broader range than some of the other sets offered for the Pocket 3. If you're filming on a very sunny day or particularly on a sunny day around water or snow, you'll particularly appreciate the included ND128 filter. For the uninitiated ND filters block light from reaching your sensor, which has the effect of causing your onboard camera to reduce the shutter speed. Reduced shutter speed introduced a certain amount of subject blur which are eyes are trained to perceive as more cinematic. If you're shooting manual you'll want your shutter speed to be roughly twice your frame rate (e.g., shooting at 24fps you'll want to reduce light enough so that your camera reduces the shutter speed to around 1/50). This set also includes a circular polarizer which when properly used can reduced reflections on water and certain other seasons, improving tone and contrast. Recommended.

These filters fit nicely and do the job, allowing you to keep your shutter speed at your desired rate depending on the overall light levels. If you're curious, the lowest ND value available in this set is ND8, which equals a 3-stop light reduction. They increase by 1 stop with each filter. The highest, ND128 equals 7 stops of light. This is a great range for most situations, but I'm in Florida and can tell this will not be enough for a lot of midday shots. The filters will stack, so that might be a solution. The CPL polarizer will not stack evenly on top of the ND, the magnetic polarity makes it sit at an angle. You might be able to make this work, but it seems like it would fall off if you doing much movement. Also, when you turn off the Osmo Pocket 3, the gimbal senses the filter and won't go to it's normal off position. It will spin back around and find a different stopping point. This doesn't seem to be a problem. I haven't used them enough to see if there are any color casts to the finished videos.

These filters are made great. They reduce the amount of light that hits the camera, so it can pick the right exposure and not make everything look all washed out. Now, the coolest part is the magnetic design. They make it so easy to take the filters off and put them on. Quick disassembly and solid installation. And the filters have this double-sided, multi-layer coating thing. It's like they've got a shield, protecting against water, oil, dust, and scratches. Plus, the colors stay true and vibrant. The frame of these filters is made of lightweight aluminum alloy, weighing only 0.5 grams. That's like, practically nothing! It doesn't mess with the gimbal calibration of my Pocket 3. Now, the Neutral Density (ND) filters polarizer filter is like sunglasses for my camera, blocking out those annoying glares on non-metallic surfaces. And the ND filters are like controlling the light. They make sure the colors in my videos are on point, showing the true beauty of the scene. This kit includes CPL, ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64, and ND128 filters. And they even throw in a Magnetic Organizer, lovely.

They fit and the quality is good but you can’t stack them on the wide angle so imo sorta worthless for me.

Skyreat ND Filters Set for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo - This is the do-all kit of ND filters. It allows one when shooting video to get the shutter speeds down to acceptable levels. The perfect scenario is to double your video frame rates. If shooting video at 30 fps then the shutter speed should be 60. If shooting video 60 fps then the shutter speed should be 120. With the factory lens on your pocket 3 the shutter speed rate has to be so high to properly expose the video and you get a very digital or super sharp video which looks unnatural whereas with an ND filter, you get that shutter speed lower to create a little motion blur. These filter set allows me to do that by basically putting different strengths of sunglasses on my pocket 3. They come in different strengths and after a while you get used to which one to use to match your outdoor scene. The filters use a magnet to attach to the pocket 3 and they held well. They seem to not color shift or cause any problems with the videos.

I've been using the Skyreat ND Filters Set with my DJI Osmo Pocket 3, and I'm genuinely impressed. The build quality of these lenses is top-notch - they look and feel durable, which is exactly what I was hoping for. While the 6-pack offers a wide range of options (CPL, ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64, ND128), it might be a bit much for the average user who's just getting into using ND filters. But for me, having the flexibility to adjust for different lighting conditions is a game-changer. They really enhance the video quality by managing the light intake, allowing for those smooth, cinematic shots even in bright conditions.

This kit is exactly what I needed for the Osmo Pocket 3. When filming, I try to set my shutter speed to double my frame rate when exposing. This gives a nice clean and smooth look. For example, if I am filming in 24 frames per second, my ideal shutter speed would be set to 1/50 (24x2). The problem is, with such a large sensor on this small camera, these shots are usually overexposed. These ND filters allow me to put "sunglasses" on the camera and knock the exposure way down to match my settings. Exactly what I was looking for!

They're a must have when using manual mode ( Which I do) ...for videos (Cinematic motion blur, and for photography (for slowing the shutter) ..don't want to get too technical ..but it's as essential as it is for my drone, and photography shooting