Magnetic Variable ND&UV&CPL Filter Set Compatible with DJI OSMO Pocket 3 Creator Combo Accessories, Action Camera 4 Pack UV CPL ND2-32(1-5 Stop) ND64-512(6-9 Stop) Neutral Density Filters

If you do not have a ND filter yet then this is perfect for anyone that has DJI Osmo Pocket 3. You get 4 sets; 1-5 stop and 6-9 stop with UV and CPL filters. Variable ND filters are great as you do not need to keep changing the appropriate stop. I have ever only needed to use 1-5 stop filter and go up to as close to 5 on a bright sunny day. You may not need this when your setting is set to auto but if you want to achieve that cinematic look then I highly recommend this. It fits perfect on the Osmo Pocket 3 with a good quality for a reasonable price. No noticeable vignetting. It’s magnetic, just pop it on, turn it the stop you need and you’re good to go. It is that easy.

Perfect fit for the Osmo pocket 3. Camera can turn off completely with filter still attached which is a huge plus and the primary selling point for me. Image quality is great.

These worked great except that I lost one! It literally fell off my lens which means it doesn’t have a strong magnet attached to it. I was bummed because that filter lens was the best one out of all of them.

Best ND filters you’ll ever get. Also it’s a plus that you can leave it on the camera and it still locks itself away. Good control on brightness, easy to put on, fits like a glove. Does not distort image.

Lucked out BIG time when I found these filters for 40% off so it was a no brainer purchase for me. Having tested and use this product, I would still buy these at it's non sale price for its performance and versatility. The ability to adjust ND strength gives me less filters to have to carry which is nice. There are some slight abberations on my images but the kind you see only when you're looking for them but since I only use these for videos they're pretty much unnoticeable. They're small and therefore fragile. The action on the adjustment is smooth, but not too stiff or too loose. I found it just right. However, I would NOT recommend making ND strength adjustments with the filters installed and the Pocket 3 powered on as that has the potential to damage your gimbals. That goes for any brand. Always adjust your filters with the power off and never try and manipulate the gimbals with the camera.

Works great with my DJI Osimo Pocket 3. The variable ND filter is what I was mainly interested in and it definitely helps. This allows me to shoot with the desired manual settings while retaining proper exposure for my videos.

Great product

This is a review of NEEWER Magnetic Variable ND Filter Set Compatible with DJI OSMO Pocket 3, 4 Pack UV CPL ND2-32(1-5 Stop) ND64-512(6-9 Stop) Neutral Density Filter, Multicoated HD Optical Glass/Aluminum Frame Why do you need this set of filter? Because they will enable you to get more creative video and photos. The Circular Polarizing Filter (CPL) will improve contrast particularly with clouds in the sky. The CPL will also reduce or even eliminate reflections on water or reflections on glass. The 2 variable Neutral Density filters give you the ability to take great shots in bright conditions when the sheer amount of light would normally overload your Osmo's ability to compensate. Taking artful photos of waterfalls now becomes easy since you can now use a larger aperture and slower shutter speed since the ND filter reduces the light coming into the Osmo. The first ND filter gives you from 1 to 5 stops while the second filter adjusts between 6 to 9 stops. The UV filter is perhaps the least useful, at least for me. I've always used UV filters on my DSLR lenses as more of a protection for the lens as opposed to any benefit to photo-taking. If anything, more glass opens up the possibility for internal reflection or simply more possibility for less clarity unless the lens is of very high quality. My big gripe, thus the star reduction, is due to the fact that it is very difficult to adjust the filters when on the Osmo Pocket 3. And if you have chunkier fingers or calloused fingertips, good luck. It's tough to adjust the filter since the knurling on the lens is minimal. You risk straining the gimbal motors if you attempt to adjust the filter while it is on the camera. This means it is tedious to put on the filter, assess the result, removing the filter to make and adjustment, put it back on to assess that result, and on and on.