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I think the 'Shutter' series are the same form factor as the DJI UV filter and only very slightly more weight (not enough to matter), but the Vivid (which include the polarizer ring) are larger/heavier.Want to get some nd filters , are the polar pro filters better than the dji ones ? I Read about the weight of the polar pro being to heavy for p4p gimble ? Like the idea of the circular polariser but on a drone it would be hard to set up , thanks for your help and input
Want to get some nd filters , are the polar pro filters better than the dji ones ? I Read about the weight of the polar pro being to heavy for p4p gimble ? Like the idea of the circular polariser but on a drone it would be hard to set up , thanks for your help and input
I think the PP Shutter series (ND only) can use the stock gimbal lock, it is the Vivid series (with polarizer) that don't work with the gimbal lock (unless it is modified.)Maybe worth considering.. DJI ND filters fit in stock gimbal protector. Will need to mod it to fit the PP until they release a polar pro gimbal (and if you think its worth the $$)
Oh that is a good point.. Fixed. I am still waiting for mineI think the PP Shutter series (ND only) can use the stock gimbal lock, it is the Vivid series (with polarizer) that don't work with the gimbal lock (unless it is modified.)
yeah I know, I wanted one too.Hate to hear that because a 4 can really come in handy at dusk.
Polar Pro Shutter Collection is my choice for sure. Don't want to mess with CL Polarizers on this tiny camera and lens. And the gimble protector cover does barely fit but not all the way on. So I just take a Dremel tool and cut out the front part of the stock gimble cover. I did the same thing on my P4 until Polar Pro made a cool gimble protector for it. I'm sure they are gonna make a new one for the P4P asap I'm guessing. I still do need an ND 4 for those late eveing sunset flights though. Wish Polar Pro would make a set with a 4,8,16 and 32. LOL
They are available, in ND 4, 8, and 16. Or at least as available as anything ever really is from the DJI StoreWhy are the DJI filters not available yet for the 4 Pro. Its been out for months. C'mon DJI!
They are I got mine last week. www.rcgeeks.co.ukWhy are the DJI filters not available yet for the 4 Pro. Its been out for months. C'mon DJI!
Those add more weight to your gimbal, which isn't good. Plus they are just for the Phantom 3 and 4 . . . not the ProThis guy's filters are legit: DJI Phantom 3 ND Filters and Accesories - Made in Chicago USA - DitzCo
In bright sunlight even fully stopped down you mat not be able to achieve optimum shutter speed, also lens performance suffers somewhat at very small (physical) apertures so you want to stay away from them if possible. What is 'necessary' is subjective because it varies with intended use (for non-critical use you don't really have to use ND filters at all), but if you want maximum control (i.e. able to hit the aperture/shutter speed/ISO sweet spots) you will want a full set of ND filters.Are the higher number filters (IE 16/32) really that necessary for the pro? Can't you just raise the aperture to compensate and thus have less need for higher ND filters?