Set of 4 ND filters Sunnylife for DJI Mini 3 Pro ND4 ND8 ND16 ND32

Set of four Sunnylife neutral density (ND) filters for the DJI Mini 3 Pro: ND4, ND8, ND16 and ND32. These screw-on filters reduce incoming light to enable slower shutter speeds and wider apertures, which helps control motion blur and prevents overexposure in bright outdoor conditions. Compatible with the DJI Mini 3 Pro, the filters are made from optical glass and come in a compact protective case for transport and storage.

Advantages

The Sunnylife ND filter set provides precise attenuation of light at multiple stops, giving the user control over exposure and motion rendering without changing ISO excessively. Lightweight construction minimizes added load on the drone while optical glass maintains color fidelity and image sharpness. Filters are engineered for quick installation and secure fit on the Mini 3 Pro, and the included case protects the filters from scratches, oil and moisture during transport.

Suitable for

• Aerial videography to achieve cinematic shutter speeds and smooth motion
• Landscape and nature photography in bright sunlight
• Time-lapse captures requiring controlled exposure
• Any outdoor shoots where reducing glare and preventing overexposure is necessary

Key specifications

• Filter types: ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32
• Material: optical glass
• Mount: screw-on compatible with DJI Mini 3 Pro camera
• Weight: approximately 0.9 g (per filter set measured total as specified)
• Included accessories: protective storage case

How to use

Select the appropriate ND value based on scene brightness: use lower values (ND4/ND8) for moderate light and higher values (ND16/ND32) for very bright conditions. Attach the filter by screwing it onto the Mini 3 Pro camera thread until secure; avoid overtightening. Adjust camera exposure settings (shutter speed and aperture) as needed to achieve desired motion blur or cinematic shutter angles. After the flight, clean filters gently with a microfiber cloth and store them in the protective case.

Usage recommendations

For video, match shutter speed approximately to double the frame rate (180-degree rule) and choose an ND filter that allows that shutter speed without overexposure. For stills where long exposure effects are desired, use higher ND values and mount the filter securely before takeoff. Handle filters by the edges, clean with lens-safe solutions if necessary, and keep them in the case between uses to preserve optical quality.