ND or neutral density filters are filters that can be positioned over the lens of a camera to reduce the amount of light hitting the sensor for a given period.

The filter frame is made of soft Aircraft aluminum alloy. Each side of the filter contains grooves that enable easy holding for removal and installation.

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However, if you film in primarily bright and sunny conditions, then the DJI filter set will likely work well for you 99 percent of the time. For video, a set of ND filters ranging from ND8 to ND 68 cover all the needs in all different light conditions with most cameras or drones. In the case of the DJI Mini 3 Pro, I would also add an ND128, as this model gathers a higher amount of light, due to the extremely wide aperture of f1.7 Which ND filter is most useful for Photos and Hyperlapses? For example, in the UK, the weather can be bright sunshine one minute and heavily overcast the next. With the DJI Mini 3 Pro ND filters are an absolute must for time lapses and hyperlapses. They are also beneficial when shooting footage to apply the rule of thirds correctly . For photography, they are used only in some specific situations Why Does the Mini 3 Pro Needs ND Filter More Than Other Drones?

The number associated with an ND filter indicates that how much light enters the lens in terms of a fraction.Most importantly, the ND filters reduce the intensity of light entering the camera. This way, you can easily control the shutter speed and aperture. However, I would question how often I would use an ND256 filter as found in the DJI set, whereas I would likely use an ND8 filter for filming on those bright but hazy or overcast days. You can therefore manipulate the exposure of a frame and the amount of motion blur in the video by combining ND filters and shutter speed.

ND filters are typically made from plastic or glass that has been tinted by a specific amount. Most ND filters for the DJI Mini 3 come in at under 1g in mass so that the Mini 3 can retain its sub-250-gram status. If you film in various light conditions, then I would recommend trying a third-party ND filter set that covers a broad range of filter values, like in the range of ND8 to ND64. Allows you to maintain a wider aperture: With a wider aperture, capturing your image with striking effects of the shallow depth of field becomes easy. Besides, wider apertures work better when shooting portraits because you focus on the subject.For instance, to increase motion blur, you can slow the shutter speed and increase light filtering by using a higher-value ND filter. Storage box: Here too, K&F stands out from some other suppliers, because the original cover fits completely into the small plastic storage box from height and is therefore loss-proof. Most consumer drones don’t offer manual control of the aperture, but even in this case, we can generally expose correctly by using a very fast shutter speed

Some third parties also offer polarized filters, which help manage reflections when filming over water. For a similar price to the cost of a set of DJI ND filters for the Mini 3, you could have ND filters from a third party that covers a broader range of light conditions. Landscape images are always in style. However, achieving the perfect image is a challenge, especially regarding foliage and field shots.Allows you to slow down the shutter speed: The photographer can capture lengthy exposures and motion blurs. If you just got your DJI Mini 3 Pro, don’t forget to get one of these ND filters as one of the accessories for the drone.