Black Mist Filter ND Filters Set for DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creative Filter Beauty Soft Filters Creator Combo Camera Accessories-4 Pack(Black Mist ND16 ND64 ND256)

I'm not a filter expert, but these filters are designed like no other I've seen. They're so thin, the gimbal can fully close when you turn the camera off. My only complaint is you need a pair of latex gloves to handle them, there's no edge that lets you pick it out of the case. I'm worried about fingerprints. I guess that's why the micro-cloth is included

These filters work great on the Pocket 3 but ND16 ND64 ND256 are an odd range to have in a 4 pack as you would normally use ND8 ND16 or ND32 in most situations... but I have others and I really wanted the Black Mist filter and to me the rest are just bonus ones. I have other IZEAFH filters for my DJI drones and these work just as good. Actually ignore the instruction card that comes with these as they are for a drone and not the Pocket 3. These filters just pop on and off magnetically. This kit is worth it just for the Black Mist filter.

If you're looking at these, you probably know why you need them. The DJI products are great but do suffer from overexposure in high-light environments like outdoors.I have a similar set of ND filters for my DJI drone, and when flying outdoors, during daylight, they're a must.I'm not quite sure if I'll use the black-mist filter, but if I find a good use for it, I'll update. In the meantime, I'm very pleased with the quality.The filters came in a nice magnetic-lid case. So they sit secured when in storage, then when you want to mount them to the pocket 3 you just snap them on. They're magnetic, so they don't require any finagling to get them on or off.

The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 has one flaw that some other filter makers haven't figured out yet, but these have. The issue is when you shut off your Pocket 3, some filters can be too large to fit and stay on the lens when you shut it down. I am happy to report that these work great, and are thin enough to fit even when you turn off your camera. The clarity of the UV is good, you just have to be careful not to get your fingerprints on the lens when you are installing or removing these filters. The ND and CPL are variable, and I really like how you can simply dial in the amount you need. Very clever. I am glad they include a cleaning cloth and the case to protect the filters, because I kept getting my fingerprints on them when I was trying to remove them. Overall, very nice filters that work great and fit as they are supposed to.

The magnets on these filter are opposite whats requires to correctly attach to the stock wide angle lens, which means you can not use your wide angle lens while using these filters. Effectively useless fitlers.They are also entirely too thin. they are a tremendous pain in the ass to get on and off. I would not recommend these filters.

This is a well made pack of filters. I'm just a hobbyist and don't have a ton of experience with ND's so I can't speak with authority on how these compare visually with pro grade ND's but they work similarly to a set of Tiffen filters I got for my Pocket 2. These are very low profile filters and the upshot of that is that these can stay on the Pocket 3 when you power it off and the lens self stows away to be put in its case. This gives you enough ND filters for a lot of lighting conditions and as an added bonus you get a mist filter that seems to work very similarly to the footage I've seen coming from the DJI mist filter.

I am not sure how to explain this. The filters work fine. I can totally create the look that I want in camera. My issue is how hard they are to handle. Getting them in and out of the case seem to put finger prints on them. My fingers might just be too big, but it is annoying to have to put them on the lense and get them out of the case. You will be cleaning them a lot. It is hard to adjust the levels

Nice array of ND filters to have in your kits, they fit well on the camera and still allow the gimble to close. They are reasonably priced and useful for expanding your photography skills.