Neutraalitiheyssuodinsarja Freewell DJI Mavic 4 Pro Standard Day (4 kpl)

Set of four Freewell Neutral Density (ND) filters specifically designed for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro Standard Day. The kit provides stepped light reduction to help control exposure during aerial photography and videography in bright conditions. Each filter mounts to the Mavic 4 Pro Standard Day compatible holder to deliver consistent color performance and minimize reflections while enabling motion blur and wider-aperture effects when needed.

Advantages

The Freewell ND filter set reduces incoming light in predictable increments to maintain correct shutter speeds and avoid overexposure when recording video or capturing stills. High-quality optical glass and multi-coating reduce flare and ghosting while preserving image sharpness and color neutrality. The set of four covers a range of density options suitable for different daylight conditions and is built to fit the DJI Mavic 4 Pro Standard Day mounting system for secure attachment and easy swapping.

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How to use

Attach the appropriate ND filter from the set to the Mavic 4 Pro Standard Day filter holder before powering on the drone. Choose filter density based on current lighting: lower densities for moderate light, higher densities for very bright conditions. Set camera exposure parameters (shutter speed, ISO, aperture where applicable) to match the intended motion blur or depth-of-field effect. Swap filters on the ground between flights as lighting changes and ensure each filter is clean and free of smudges before mounting.

Recommendations

Handle filters by the edges, store them in the provided protective case when not in use, and clean with a microfiber cloth and recommended lens cleaner. Verify compatibility with the DJI Mavic 4 Pro Standard Day mounting system and inspect attachment points before flight to prevent accidental detachment. Use appropriate densities to maintain the desired shutter angle for cinematic results (for video, target shutter speed approximately double the frame rate when possible).