Neutral Density Filter ND32 (Full) for DJI Mavic Air 2 — Sunnylife SB5769

Sunnylife Neutral Density Filter ND32 (Full) for DJI Mavic Air 2 is an optical accessory that reduces incoming light by five stops to help achieve correct exposure and smoother motion in bright outdoor conditions. Designed specifically for the Mavic Air 2, this full ND32 glass element allows longer shutter speeds without overexposure, which is useful for capturing cinematic video, controlled motion blur, and balanced time-lapse sequences when shooting under strong daylight.

Advantages

The Sunnylife ND32 filter provides consistent light reduction across the frame while maintaining color neutrality and sharpness. By cutting approximately 5 stops of light, it enables lower shutter speeds to produce natural motion blur and fluid panning, reducing the need for high shutter speeds that can make footage appear staccato. The filter is manufactured to fit the Mavic Air 2 mounting system, offering secure attachment and easy installation in field conditions.

Suitable for

• Cinematic video shooting in bright daylight
• Motion blur control for panning and tracking shots
• Time-lapse photography in strong light
• Reducing shutter speed to achieve natural motion in aerial footage

Key specifications

• Optical density: ND32 (reduces light by 5 stops)
• Filter type: Full neutral density (no color gradation)
• Compatibility: Designed for DJI Mavic Air 2 camera gimbal mount
• Material: Multi-coated optical glass for reduced reflections and improved clarity
• Finish: Anti-reflective and scratch-resistant coatings

How to use

Attach the Sunnylife ND32 filter to the front of the Mavic Air 2 camera according to the aircraft’s filter mounting procedure, ensuring the filter seats evenly and the gimbal can move freely without obstruction. Set the camera to the desired frame rate and adjust shutter speed to match the 180-degree rule or your preferred motion rendering—using ND32 typically allows shutter speeds significantly slower than without a filter in the same lighting. Check exposure and white balance on the controller monitor and make minor adjustments as necessary to compensate for the reduced light. Remove and store the filter in its protective case when not in use.

Usage recommendations

For smooth cinematic motion in bright conditions, use ND32 when shooting at higher frame rates (e.g., 24–60 fps) to permit shutter speeds that produce natural motion blur. Verify gimbal calibration and ensure the filter is clean before flight to avoid image artifacts. Combine with proper exposure settings and neutral white balance to maintain accurate color reproduction.