Neutral Density (ND4) Filter for DJI Mavic 3 by Sunnylife — Full Gray Filter SB6795

Sunnylife ND4 neutral density filter for DJI Mavic 3 is a full gray optical filter that reduces incoming light by approximately 2 stops. Designed for use with compatible Mavic 3 camera assemblies, this ND4 filter allows better control of exposure in bright lighting, helps maintain recommended shutter speeds for cinematic motion blur, and supports smoother video capture and more controlled stills without overexposure.

Advantages

The ND4 filter provides consistent light reduction across the frame, enabling longer shutter times and reduced ISO settings in daylight. Its full gray design preserves color balance while minimizing vignetting when mounted correctly. The filter is precision-cut for a secure fit on the Mavic 3 camera housing and is made from optical-grade glass or coated optical material to resist reflections and flare. Using this filter helps achieve stable exposure, improved image quality, and professional-looking motion blur in bright scenes.

Suitable for

• Daylight aerial videography when two-stop light reduction is required
• Cinematic footage requiring controlled shutter speed and natural motion blur
• Photography in bright outdoor conditions to avoid blown highlights
• Creating smoother exposure transitions during automated flights

Key specifications

• Type: Neutral Density (ND4) full gray filter
• Light reduction: ~2 stops
• Compatibility: Designed for DJI Mavic 3 series camera assemblies
• Optical material: optical-grade glass or coated optics for reduced reflections
• Mounting: precision-cut for secure attachment to Mavic 3 camera housing

How to use

Attach the ND4 filter to the DJI Mavic 3 camera assembly according to the camera or accessory mounting instructions, ensuring it sits flush and is free of dust or fingerprints. Power the drone and check camera previews to confirm framing and exposure. Use the filter to lower shutter speed or reduce ISO in bright conditions; verify the histogram or exposure indicators in your controller app to avoid underexposure. Remove the filter when shooting in low-light conditions or when full sensor sensitivity is required.

Usage recommendations

Clean the filter surface with a microfiber cloth before each use and store it in a protective case to prevent scratches. For best results in video, aim for shutter speed roughly double the frame rate (180° rule) after applying the ND4 reduction. Inspect the mount area before flight to ensure a secure fit and retest exposure settings after any change of filters.