Neutral Density (ND4) Filter Sunnylife for DJI Mavic Pro — Full Gray Optical Glass

The Sunnylife Neutral Density (ND4) Filter for DJI Mavic Pro is a full gray optical glass filter that reduces incoming light by 2 stops. Designed specifically for the Mavic Pro, this ND4 filter helps control exposure in bright conditions, enabling slower shutter speeds for smoother motion blur and more cinematic video capture during daytime flights. The filter is intended for aerial photography and videography, helping to manage highlights and maintain correct exposure when ambient light is strong.

Advantages

The full gray optical glass construction provides uniform light reduction without color cast, preserving color accuracy while reducing brightness. By lowering exposure by two stops, the filter allows use of lower shutter speeds to create natural motion blur and more fluid footage. The filter is tailored to fit the DJI Mavic Pro for a secure attachment and consistent optical alignment, ensuring reliable results in typical outdoor lighting conditions.

Suitable for

• Aerial videography in bright daylight
• Daytime landscape and cityscape photography from drone
• Shooting smooth motion sequences and cinematic footage
• Reducing overexposure when filming reflective surfaces

Key specifications

• Filter type: Neutral Density (ND4), full gray
• Light reduction: approximately 2 stops
• Material: optical glass
• Compatibility: designed for DJI Mavic Pro camera housing
• Primary use: exposure control for aerial photo and video

How to use

Attach the ND4 filter to the camera/gimbal mount of your DJI Mavic Pro according to the drone manufacturer’s instructions or the filter supplier’s mounting method. Before flight, verify the filter is seated securely and that the camera gimbal can move freely without obstruction. Set your camera exposure parameters: with the ND4 in place you can reduce shutter speed or lower ISO to achieve desired motion blur while maintaining proper exposure. Monitor histogram and preview footage to confirm correct exposure and white balance.

Usage recommendations

Use the ND4 filter in bright daylight when ambient light causes overexposure at your desired shutter speed. For very bright conditions or when you require even slower shutter speeds, consider stronger ND filters. Keep the filter clean and store it in a protective case when not in use to avoid scratches and maintain optical clarity.