Neutral Density Filter Set Sunnylife for DJI Mavic 2 Zoom — ND4, ND8, ND16

Sunnylife Neutral Density Filter Set for DJI Mavic 2 Zoom includes three optical ND filters—ND4, ND8 and ND16—designed to reduce the amount of incoming light and allow finer control of exposure when flying in bright conditions. These screw-on or mountable neutral density filters are built for aerial photography and videography with the Mavic 2 Zoom to enable slower shutter speeds, help manage motion blur, and maintain more natural shutter-angle-based video capture.

Advantages

The set provides graduated light reduction options to match different ambient brightness levels, enabling smoother motion and reduced overexposure without changing ISO or aperture. High-quality optical glass and coatings minimize reflections and preserve color fidelity. Filters are compact and lightweight, designed to attach securely to the Mavic 2 Zoom camera while keeping the gimbal balance and flight performance stable.

Suitable for

• Aerial video recording in bright daylight to achieve cinematic motion blur
• Landscape and cityscape aerial photography where controlled exposure is required
• Time-lapse or long-exposure aerial shots to capture motion and light trails

Key specifications

• Filter types: Neutral density filters ND4, ND8, ND16
• Optical material: Multi-coated glass (anti-reflective coating)
• Light reduction: 2-stop (ND4), 3-stop (ND8), 4-stop (ND16)
• Mount type: Designed to attach to DJI Mavic 2 Zoom camera assembly
• Compatibility: Form factor matched for Mavic 2 Zoom camera lens
• Weight and size: Compact, lightweight design suitable for gimbal-mounted cameras

How to use

Attach the appropriate ND filter to the Mavic 2 Zoom camera before takeoff according to ambient light conditions: ND4 for slightly bright scenes, ND8 for moderate brightness, and ND16 for very bright daylight. Check that the filter is seated correctly and that the gimbal can move freely without obstruction. Adjust camera settings (shutter speed, ISO) after mounting the filter to achieve the desired exposure and motion blur. Remove the filter when flying in low light or when filters are not required.

Usage recommendations

For video, aim for a shutter speed approximately double the frame rate when using ND filters to maintain natural motion blur (for example, 1/50s at 25 fps). Always inspect the filter for dust or smudges before flight and store filters in a protective case when not in use to avoid scratches and maintain image quality.