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DJI Osmo Action ND Filter Set (3-Pack)

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Product Overview

DJI Osmo Action ND Filter Set (3-Pack)

This Osmo Action ND Filter Set from DJI outfits you with three ND filters for your Osmo Action 3 or Action 4 to reduce the light hitting the camera's sensor for improved exposure and motion in daylight conditions. Included in the set are one ND8, one ND16, and one ND32 filter to reduce light intake by 3, 4, or 5 f-stops. This allows you to lengthen your shutter speed without the risk of overexposing your image while enhancing motion blur. The filters easily attach to your camera without the need for tools and feature AF-coated glass that is water and stain-proof.

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DJI Osmo Action ND Filter Set (3-Pack)

ND8 Filter

ND16 Filter

ND32 Filter

Filter Case

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FAQs

How do ND filters improve my video quality when using the DJI Osmo Action?

ND filters improve video quality by reducing the amount of light entering the camera lens, which allows for slower shutter speeds. This is particularly important in bright conditions as it helps to achieve a more natural motion blur, resulting in smoother and more cinematic footage. By using ND filters, you can maintain the correct exposure while capturing fast-moving subjects or dynamic scenes without overexposing your shots.

What are the differences between the ND8, ND16, and ND32 filters in this set?

The ND8, ND16, and ND32 filters reduce light intake by 3, 4, and 5 f-stops respectively. The ND8 filter is suitable for slightly overcast conditions or when shooting in shaded areas, while the ND16 is ideal for bright conditions on sunny days. The ND32 filter is best used for extremely bright environments, like snow or beach scenes, where you need maximum light reduction to achieve the desired shutter speed and motion effects.

Can I use these ND filters for photography as well as video?

Yes, the ND filters included in the DJI Osmo Action ND Filter Set are versatile and can be used for both photography and videography. In photography, they allow you to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright conditions, which can be beneficial for achieving creative effects such as shallow depth of field or smooth motion blur in moving subjects.

Will these filters affect the colours and contrast in my footage?

The AF-coated glass of the ND filters is designed to minimise any colour cast while enhancing clarity and contrast. This means that while the filters reduce light, they should not adversely affect the colour accuracy of your footage. However, it's always recommended to perform some test shots to see how the filters interact with your specific shooting conditions and settings.

How do I attach and remove the ND filters from my DJI Osmo Action camera?

The ND filters are designed for easy attachment and removal without the need for any tools. Simply align the filter with the camera's lens and press it gently until it clicks into place. To remove it, just pull it off with a gentle twist or pull. This user-friendly design ensures that you can quickly switch filters as needed while shooting.

Are these ND filters durable and suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the ND filters in this set are made with water and stain-proof AF-coated glass, making them durable and suitable for outdoor use. They are built to withstand the rigours of action sports and outdoor photography, ensuring that they can handle various weather conditions while still providing reliable performance.

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