DJI Mini 5 Pro ND Filters Set (ND8/32/128)
In The Box:
- ND8 Filter × 1
- ND32 Filter × 1
- ND128 Filter × 1
The ND Filter Set is designed to support photographers and videographers working in bright lighting or capturing long-exposure scenes, such as time lapse sequences. These filters offer precise control over shutter speed, enabling smooth, cinematic footage even in intense daylight conditions.
By reducing light intake, they allow for lower shutter speeds without overexposing the image. This is ideal for achieving motion blur or maintaining consistent exposure. When used flexibly, the set ensures clean, high-quality results, even with a 180° shutter angle and low ISO settings.
(Note: The shutter angle refers to the relationship between shutter speed and frame rate. For instance, at 24fps with a 180° shutter angle, the exposure time equals 1/48 second.)
In The Box:
- ND8 Filter × 1
- ND32 Filter × 1
- ND128 Filter × 1
The ND Filter Set is designed to support photographers and videographers working in bright lighting or capturing long-exposure scenes, such as time lapse sequences. These filters offer precise control over shutter speed, enabling smooth, cinematic footage even in intense daylight conditions.
By reducing light intake, they allow for lower shutter speeds without overexposing the image. This is ideal for achieving motion blur or maintaining consistent exposure. When used flexibly, the set ensures clean, high-quality results, even with a 180° shutter angle and low ISO settings.
(Note: The shutter angle refers to the relationship between shutter speed and frame rate. For instance, at 24fps with a 180° shutter angle, the exposure time equals 1/48 second.)
Description
In The Box:
- ND8 Filter × 1
- ND32 Filter × 1
- ND128 Filter × 1
The ND Filter Set is designed to support photographers and videographers working in bright lighting or capturing long-exposure scenes, such as time lapse sequences. These filters offer precise control over shutter speed, enabling smooth, cinematic footage even in intense daylight conditions.
By reducing light intake, they allow for lower shutter speeds without overexposing the image. This is ideal for achieving motion blur or maintaining consistent exposure. When used flexibly, the set ensures clean, high-quality results, even with a 180° shutter angle and low ISO settings.
(Note: The shutter angle refers to the relationship between shutter speed and frame rate. For instance, at 24fps with a 180° shutter angle, the exposure time equals 1/48 second.)
