Reddit reviews Neewer 6 Pieces Lens Filter Kit for DJI Phantom 4 Pro, Multi-Coated, High Definition Glass and Aluminum Alloy Frame Includes: ND4/PL, ND8/PL, ND16/PL, ND8, ND16, and ND32 (Gold)
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NOTE:These filters can be mounted ONLY WHEN the original stock filter is removed. Kit includes: (1) ND4/PL Filter, (1) ND8/PL Filter, (1) ND16/PL Filter, (1) ND8 Filter, (1) ND16 Filter, (1) ND32 Filter for DJI Phantom 4 ProSpecially Multi-coated ND/PL Filters: ND/PL filters are great for removing unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as glass or water; ND/PL filters are rotatable allowing you to properly orient the filter based on ambient light; Allow wider apertures and longer exposure time and help avoid overexposed photos; Improve image contrast/saturationPrecise ND Filters: Effectively reduce the amount of light coming into the sensor; Allowing you to have more control of the camera's aperture, exposure time and sensor sensitivity settings; Improve video quality by introducing a natural motion blur for smoother motion in video in bright daylight situationsPremium Materials: Made of high definition glass for razor sharp images and videos; Lightweight aluminum alloy frame for easy installation and removalThe included filters will allow you to capture epic cinema quality content in nearly any lighting condition; Note: DJI Phantom 4 Pro quadcopter is NOT included
I dont know if they make ones for mavic pro, but I got the neewer six filter set off amazon for the p4p and they worked just fine and were 46 instead of 190.
For videos, I almost exclusively use ND32 to get the shutter speed to 60. Here is the set I got for my P4A. I'm very happy with it. The PL are polarized filters. They rotate to cancel out light from various directions. Being on a drone limits their functionality because you cannot adjust them mid flight, but they work good if you're primarily shooting from one angle.
For pictures during the day, I use the ND8 or ND16. I have not played around with the PL version yet, I have only had my drone for 2 months.
This is a small album I did of the sunset at Silver Beach in St. Joseph Michigan. This was one of my very first shoots. I did not use any filters and the quality is not amazing because I took these while recording video. The last one is a composite I did in photoshop to make the foreground brighter.
Https://imgur.com/a/Tz3M1 This pic was taken with an ND16 filter and taken right off my sd card, no post work at all.
Do you have a link to where you bought them? Are you sure they're for GoPro? With a Hero6 camera, your ND filters should be square, as they replace the front lens cover, like this. The only round ones I've seen for the Hero5-7 line come with an adapter accessory to fit over the lens housing for a 52mm DSLR-style filter kit like this
There are older styles for the older cameras, which pressed onto the lens of the cameras where the lens was exposed all the time.
It looks like what you're using is something like this, which isn't for your model of camera. Are you sure you didn't buy a kit for Hero4 and are trying to press the filter onto the lens of your camera after you took the lens cover off? Because that's what it looks like to me.