NEEWERHD CPL ND16 ND64 ND256 Filter Kit Compatible with DJI OSMO Pocket 3 Creator Combo Accessories Magnetic Action Camera Neutral Density Polarising Filter Optical Glass Aluminum Frame

This Neewer filter kit is a fantastic addition to my DJI Osmo Pocket 3. It's significantly more affordable than the DJI-branded filters, but still delivers excellent image quality.What I liked:Image Quality: The filters are made of high-definition optical glass, and I haven't noticed any negative impact on my footage. Colors remain accurate and there's no noticeable distortion. Variety of Filters: The kit includes a CPL filter for reducing glare and boosting saturation, along with ND16, ND64, and ND256 filters for controlling exposure in bright conditions. This range covers most shooting scenarios. Magnetic Attachment: The magnetic attachment system is quick and easy to use. The filters snap on securely, and I haven't had any issues with them falling off.Solid Construction: The filters feel well-made with durable aluminum frames. They seem like they can withstand some wear and tear.Value for Money: This kit offers excellent value compared to the official DJI filters, making it a budget-friendly option for Osmo Pocket 3 users.Minor Drawbacks:Slight Color Shift with ND Filters: I noticed a very slight warming effect with the ND filters, particularly the ND256. It's easily correctable in post-processing, but something to be aware of.No Case: The kit doesn't come with a case, so you'll need to find a way to store and protect the filters.Overall:Despite the minor drawbacks, I'm very happy with this Neewer filter kit. It's a great value for the price and a worthwhile investment for any Osmo Pocket 3 owner looking to improve their footage. I highly recommend it!

It's easy to use as it snaps to the device because of the magnet. The quality is so high!!!! It's very functional for dji osmo pocket 3 users as this help to avoid overexposure. It fits perfectly on the device and it's definitely worth to buy.

If you do not have a ND filter yet then this is perfect for anyone that has DJI Osmo Pocket 3. You get 4 sets; 1-5 stop and 6-9 stop with UV and CPL filters. Variable ND filters are great as you do not need to keep changing the appropriate stop. I have ever only needed to use 1-5 stop filter and go up to as close to 5 on a bright sunny day. You may not need this when your setting is set to auto but if you want to achieve that cinematic look then I highly recommend this.It fits perfect on the Osmo Pocket 3 with a good quality for a reasonable price. No noticeable vignetting. It’s magnetic, just pop it on, turn it the stop you need and you’re good to go. It is that easy.

Ive used some of these lenses a couple of times already to create content and I really enjoyed seeing how this elevates the video quality. I do think there could be some enhancements and could come out with many more now that theres more versions of this camera coming out but it works pretty well. Its easy to put away since they are small (storage friendly)!

Best ND filters you’ll ever get.Also it’s a plus that you can leave it on the camera and it still locks itself away. Good control on brightness, easy to put on, fits like a glove. Does not distort image.

I wrote that comparison and sent it over to the Freewell set as wellFreewell set is nice, but for example anamorphic lens is has an extremely poor magnet so the first time I used it it dropped on the concrete (no damage luckily) with ND on.quality wise filters are amazing, but I also own NEEWER set, which I don't use as it doesn't have anamorphic lens ( tbh it is sold separately, but from the reviews it destroys quality) and NEEWER ND filters are magnetically incompatible with the Freewell lenses.UPD: Ok I'm revisiting this post - some more observations.Actually I like Neewer set more now. Reasons:1. Neewer Nd Filters fit to spare stock camera protection case ND holder.2. Neewer ND filter holds magnetically extremely well, whereas for Freewell either with anamorphic lens or with just an ND filter, it could easily detach if you swing your camera swiftly. Magnets are very weak for Freewell.3. Neewer filters DO fit camera lens perfectly and gimbal locks normally, wheres for Freewell it does not so gimbal doesn't lock normally.4. Freewell Anamophic lens despite it's allegedly "film look" crops and wider FOV softens picture with the same settings. Not that drastic of a difference, but noticeable especially on distant small object and textures.5. Freewell Anamophic lens has slight color tint and warms the picture too much (or that's ND filter?) so I had to go -900 with WB in some cases with the same scene.Worth noticing, the tests were conducted 2 hours apart, so lighting could've changed and for Neewer I used ND16, wheres for Freewell I used ND32.With all that in mind I'd now recommend NEEWER set instead, from my perspective anamorphic lens not worth it in my particular case.Tests were conducted with Davinci Studio 18.6, both in DlogM and HLG for clarity. (resulting picture is basically the same, just need LUT in one case and color space transform in the other.