Filter set PGYTECH for Mavic 3 Pro P-43A-034 — ND and PL filters

PGYTECH filter set for Mavic 3 Pro (P-43A-034) includes neutral density (ND) and polarizing (PL) filters designed for the drone’s camera. These filters reduce the amount of light entering the lens and suppress unwanted reflections, enabling proper exposure control, smoother motion blur in video, and improved contrast and color saturation in bright or reflective conditions. The set is tailored for aerial photography and videography workflows, preserving flight stability thanks to a lightweight construction and precise fit.

Advantages

The filters are made from Japanese AGC optical glass with multi-stage grinding and polishing for clear, sharp image rendering. Each filter features a double-sided multi-layer coating that resists water, oil and scratches to maintain optical clarity in varied environments. An aluminum frame keeps weight low (approx. 8.5 g per filter) while providing mechanical durability and secure attachment to the camera.

Suitable for

• Aerial landscape photography in bright daylight
• Video capture requiring controlled shutter speed and motion blur
• Shooting over water, glass or metallic surfaces to reduce reflections
• Timelapse and long-exposure aerial sequences

Key specifications

• Filter types included: Neutral Density (ND) combined with Polarizer (PL)
• ND strengths in set: 8, 16, 32, 64 (progressive light reduction options)
• Optical material: Japanese AGC professional optical glass
• Coating: Double-sided multi-layer anti-water, anti-oil and anti-scratch coating
• Frame material: Lightweight aluminum
• Approximate weight: 8.5 g per filter
• Compatibility: Designed to fit the camera mount of the specified Mavic 3 Pro model

How to use

Select an ND-PL filter strength appropriate for lighting conditions and the desired shutter speed. Power off the drone and carefully attach the selected filter to the camera front following the manufacturer’s alignment marks and mounting procedure. Verify secure seating before takeoff. Adjust camera exposure settings (ISO and shutter speed) in the flight app or camera controls to achieve correct exposure and desired motion blur. Swap filters on the ground between flights when changing scene brightness or creative requirements.

Usage recommendations

Handle filters by the frame to avoid fingerprints on the glass. Clean with a soft microfiber cloth and approved lens cleaner; avoid abrasive materials. Store filters in a protective case when not in use. Check attachment security before each flight and avoid forcing the filter if resistance is felt during mounting.