Neutral Density Adjustable Filter K&F ND32–ND512 for DJI Mini 5 Pro, AGC Glass (model SB11142)

The K&F Neutral Density Adjustable Filter ND32–ND512 for DJI Mini 5 Pro is a variable ND filter designed to mount on the drone camera and provide continuous light attenuation from ND32 up to ND512. Constructed with optical AGC glass, the filter enables controlled exposure in bright outdoor conditions and supports achieving slower shutter speeds for natural motion blur and smoother video capture. The slim profile and mounting design are made to integrate with the DJI Mini 5 Pro without altering framing or causing vignetting when used within the specified range.

Advantages

The adjustable ND32–ND512 range allows precise control of incoming light for varied lighting situations, reducing the need to change fixed filters. AGC optical glass offers consistent image quality and maintains color neutrality across the adjustment range. Continuous adjustment provides flexibility for cinematic shutter speeds, improved dynamic range in bright scenes, and smoother footage during aerial filming. The filter is engineered to minimize reflections and preserve sharpness.

Suitable for

• Aerial videography in bright sunlight requiring slower shutter speeds
• Capturing motion blur for natural-looking moving subjects and landscapes
• Outdoor photography where exposure control is needed without altering ISO or aperture
• Travel and landscape flights with variable lighting conditions

Key specifications

• Variable light reduction range: ND32 to ND512
• Optical material: AGC glass
• Designed compatibility: DJI Mini 5 Pro camera mount
• Adjustable (continuous) density control
• Slim profile to reduce risk of vignetting

How to use

Attach the K&F adjustable ND filter to the DJI Mini 5 Pro lens following the drone manufacturer’s mounting guidance, ensuring a secure, dust-free connection. Rotate the filter to select the required density between ND32 and ND512 while observing the camera feed or exposure settings. Adjust shutter speed, ISO, and aperture as needed to achieve the desired motion blur and exposure; for video, set shutter speed close to double the frame rate for natural motion rendering. After use, remove the filter, clean the glass with a microfiber cloth and store it in a protective case.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check for vignetting at extreme settings and avoid stacking additional filters. Monitor white balance and exposure when changing density to maintain neutral color reproduction and prevent under- or overexposure during flight.