Neutral Density Filter Set K&F SB9275 — 4-in-1 ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64 for DJI NEO Drone

K&F SB9275 is a 4-in-1 neutral density filter set made for the DJI NEO drone. The set comprises ND8, ND16, ND32 and ND64 screw-on filters that reduce the amount of incoming light by 3, 4, 5 and 6 stops respectively. These ND filters allow photographers and videographers to use slower shutter speeds and wider apertures in bright conditions to control motion blur, achieve long-exposure effects, and maintain correct cinematic exposure while flying the drone.

Advantages

The compact set covers a wide range of light reduction levels in a single kit, eliminating the need to carry individual filters separately. Screw-on mounting provides quick and secure attachment to the DJI NEO lens assembly. Each filter is designed to deliver consistent light attenuation across the frame, helping to avoid overexposure and enabling smoother video motion and more natural-looking blur in high-light environments.

Suitable for

• Aerial videography in bright daylight
• Creating cinematic motion blur and smooth video footage
• Long-exposure photography from a stable drone position
• Reducing shutter speed to achieve natural motion rendering

Key specifications

• Filter types: ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64
• Light reduction: 3, 4, 5, 6 stops respectively
• Mounting: screw-on design for DJI NEO drone lens
• Application: neutral density optical filters for photo and video

How to use

Select the ND filter that corresponds to the desired light reduction and screw it onto the DJI NEO lens mount until secure. Use ND8 for moderate reduction, ND16/ND32 for brighter conditions where slower shutter speeds are needed, and ND64 for very bright scenes requiring strong attenuation. After mounting, check exposure levels on the drone’s live view and adjust shutter speed or ISO to obtain the intended motion rendering and exposure. Remove or replace filters as lighting changes during the flight.

Usage recommendations

For cinematic video, aim for a shutter speed roughly double the frame rate (180-degree rule) and choose the ND filter that allows that shutter speed without overexposing. Ensure the filter threads are clean before attaching and avoid cross-threading; store filters in a protective case when not in use to prevent scratches and dust.