Set of 4 ND8, 16, 32, 64 Freewell Filters for DJI Avata 2

This set includes 4 ND filters designed specifically for DJI Avata 2 drones. The package is suitable for capturing high-quality footage in both cloudy and sunny conditions. It includes ND8, ND16, ND32, and ND64 filters. Each of them allows you to reduce the amount of light entering the camera sensor while maintaining a neutral color balance in your shots. The product stands out with its sturdy construction, being exceptionally lightweight and not disturbing the drone's balance, allowing you to use them without worrying about your device.

Phenomenal Landscape Photography

With ND optical filters, you can reduce the amount of light reaching the sensor without affecting the colors of your images. They are great for extending exposure time or improving depth of field while maintaining proper exposure. The set includes filters in 4 different light reduction levels: ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64, which work well in both cloudy and sunny conditions. Using them, you can achieve various effects like blurring water or clouds in landscape photos. Experiment and create breathtaking photographs!

Protective Coating

Made of the highest quality materials, the filters feature a special protective coating that does not affect the color optics of the captured materials. Therefore, the filters are resistant to dust, scratches, fingerprints, and the formation of oily stains, making it easy to keep them clean. At the same time, they provide the best image quality in outdoor photography and allow you to maintain a neutral color balance in the image. Your photos will be an enchanting representation of reality!

GimbalSafe Technology

Worried that the filters will negatively affect flight dynamics? Unnecessarily! The filters are designed with DJI Avata 2 in mind and have undergone a series of tests confirming their safety of use. The filter frames are exceptionally lightweight, so they do not disturb the device's balance. Fly freely and create unique photos with Freewell!

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