Sunnylife Neutral Density Filter ND32 for DJI Spark drone — Full Gray ND32 (SB4762)

Sunnylife Neutral Density Filter ND32 for DJI Spark (Full Gray ND32, SB4762) is an optical filter designed to reduce incoming light by approximately 5 stops. The filter mounts to the camera housing of the DJI Spark drone and is intended for use in bright daylight conditions where lower shutter speeds or wider apertures are required to control exposure and achieve natural motion blur. It is made to be compatible with the Spark's camera geometry and helps maintain color neutrality while attenuating light across the visible spectrum.

Advantages

The ND32 filter provides consistent 5-stop light reduction without introducing a color cast, enabling slower shutter speeds for smoother motion rendering and reduced overexposure in high-luminance scenes. Its optical glass construction offers stable image quality and reliable light attenuation during outdoor flights. The mountable design ensures secure attachment to the DJI Spark camera housing and quick installation and removal between flights.

Suitable for

• Daytime landscape photography with DJI Spark
• Cinematic video capture in bright conditions
• Reducing shutter speed to create motion blur for moving subjects
• Maintaining controlled exposure when using wider apertures outdoors

Key specifications

• Filter type: Full neutral density (ND32), ~5-stop attenuation
• Optical effect: Uniform light reduction across visible spectrum, designed to preserve neutral color balance
• Compatibility: Designed for mounting to DJI Spark camera housing
• Usage environment: Daylight and bright outdoor conditions

How to use

Attach the Sunnylife ND32 filter to the DJI Spark camera housing according to the mount interface of the accessory. Verify the filter is seated securely and the camera gimbal moves freely without obstruction. When flying in bright conditions, set the camera exposure parameters (ISO and shutter speed) to account for the additional 5 stops of light reduction; this allows for slower shutter speeds or wider apertures to achieve the desired motion rendering. Remove the filter when flying in low-light conditions or when full sensor sensitivity is required.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, pair the ND32 filter with manual or shutter-priority exposure modes to control motion blur precisely. Check histogram and live preview to confirm exposure after mounting the filter, and ensure gimbal calibration is not impeded. Store the filter in a protective case when not in use to avoid scratches and keep optical surfaces clean using proper lens-cleaning tools.