Neutral Density Filter Sunnylife for DJI Mavic Air 2 ND4 (Full Gray)

The Neutral Density Filter Sunnylife for DJI Mavic Air 2 ND4 (Full Gray) is an optical accessory designed to reduce the amount of light entering the camera by two stops. Engineered for the DJI Mavic Air 2, this full gray ND4 filter helps control exposure in bright daylight, allowing the pilot to use slower shutter speeds for natural motion blur and improved video cadence without overexposure. The filter is intended for use with aerial photography and videography workflows where maintaining correct shutter settings relative to frame rate is important.

Advantages

The Sunnylife ND4 filter provides consistent light reduction across the visible spectrum, preserving color neutrality while lowering exposure by two stops. Its optical glass and anti-reflective coatings minimize flare and ghosting, improving contrast in high-contrast scenes. The slim profile and precise fit for the Mavic Air 2 enable secure mounting without affecting gimbal balance or introducing vignetting in normal wide-angle shots.

Suitable for

• Aerial video capture in bright daylight to achieve cinematic motion blur
• Daytime landscape and cityscape photography from a drone
• Maintaining correct shutter settings when filming at standard frame rates (e.g., 24/25/30 fps)
• Reducing overexposure during outdoor flights with high ambient light

Key specifications

• Filter type: Neutral Density (Full Gray) ND4 — reduces light by approximately two stops
• Compatibility: Designed for DJI Mavic Air 2 camera system
• Optical material: precision optical glass with anti-reflective coating
• Effect on color: neutral density with minimal color cast
• Mounting: low-profile frame designed to fit the Mavic Air 2 gimbal camera without vignetting

How to use

Align the filter with the camera housing of the DJI Mavic Air 2 and attach it according to the drone’s filter mounting method, ensuring it seats evenly and securely on the gimbal camera. Verify gimbal calibration and perform a quick motor test before flight to confirm there is no contact with props. In bright conditions set exposure using manual or shutter-priority mode, then adjust shutter speed to achieve the desired motion blur while keeping ISO as low as possible to maintain image quality.

Usage recommendations

Use the ND4 filter when flying in clear, bright daylight to maintain correct shutter speed relative to frame rate and to achieve smooth motion in video. Inspect the filter for smudges or dust before each flight and clean with an appropriate lens cloth. Store the filter in a protective case when not in use. Avoid forcing the filter into place; if alignment is not smooth, remove and re-seat following the manufacturer’s fit procedure.