ND filter set for DJI Osmo Nano by DJI, model CP.OS.00000464.01 — neutral density filters

ND filter set for DJI Osmo Nano provides neutral density filtration to reduce the amount of light entering the camera lens, enabling better control of exposure and shutter speed in bright outdoor conditions. Designed specifically for the DJI Osmo Nano, the set supports handheld and gimbal-stabilized shooting workflows and helps achieve smoother motion, reduced overexposure and more cinematic-looking video and photos.

Advantages

The neutral density filters lower incoming light without altering color balance, allowing longer shutter speeds or wider apertures in daylight. By controlling exposure and motion blur, the filters enable natural-looking motion rendering for video and finer control of depth of field in stills. The set is sized and mounted to fit the Osmo Nano system and maintains image clarity while minimizing reflections and flare.

Suitable for

• Outdoor video recording in bright sunlight
• Handheld and gimbal-stabilized cinematography
• Creating motion blur for natural-looking movement
• Photography requiring longer exposures or wider apertures
• Time-lapse sequences in high ambient light

Key specifications

• Neutral density optical filtration to reduce light transmission
• Compact size and mounting interface compatible with DJI Osmo Nano
• Low-reflection coatings for improved contrast and color fidelity
• Durable optical glass construction designed for outdoor use
• Lightweight design to preserve gimbal balance

How to use

Attach the appropriate ND filter from the set to the Osmo Nano lens or mount according to the device’s attachment method. Choose filter strength based on ambient light and desired shutter speed — stronger ND for very bright conditions or when using slow shutter speeds to create motion blur. Verify exposure using the camera’s histogram or exposure tools and adjust ISO and shutter speed as needed. Remove or replace filters when lighting changes or when switching between indoor and outdoor shooting environments to maintain correct exposure.

Usage recommendations

For video shooting, aim for a shutter speed approximately twice the frame period (e.g., 1/50s for 24fps) to achieve natural motion blur; select the ND strength that allows this shutter speed while keeping ISO low. When balancing the gimbal, use the lightest filter possible to minimize changes to balance and recalibrate if necessary.