Neutral Density (ND8) Full-Frame Filter for DJI Mini 4 Pro by Sunnylife — Gray NDx8, Model SB8126

Sunnylife Neutral Density (ND8) Full-Frame Filter for DJI Mini 4 Pro is a gray optical filter that reduces incoming light by approximately 3 stops. Designed to fit the Mini 4 Pro camera mounting system, the filter enables slower shutter speeds and wider apertures to capture motion blur, smoother video, and balanced exposure in bright outdoor conditions. The full-frame design covers the camera sensor area without vignetting, and the filter comes with a protective case for transport and storage.

Advantages

The ND8 filter provides consistent light reduction to help maintain appropriate shutter speeds for video capture and longer exposures for photography. By limiting overexposure in strong daylight, it supports improved motion rendering and smoother footage when flying the DJI Mini 4 Pro. The full-frame construction is intended to avoid edge darkening on wide-angle shots, and the included protective case reduces the risk of scratches and dust during handling.

Suitable for

• Aerial video recording in bright daylight to achieve cinematic motion blur
• Photographic long exposures and balanced exposures in outdoor scenes
• Stabilized footage where maintaining recommended shutter speed for frame rate is required
• Travel and landscape drone photography under high ambient light

Key specifications

• Filter type: Neutral Density (ND8 / NDx8), gray
• Light reduction: approximately 3 stops
• Coverage: full-frame design for wide-angle sensor coverage
• Compatibility: designed to fit DJI Mini 4 Pro camera mounting system
• Accessories: protective carrying case included

How to use

Attach the ND8 filter to the DJI Mini 4 Pro camera mounting system according to the drone manufacturer’s attachment method, ensuring the filter is seated evenly and locked if a clip or thread is present. Verify the filter is clean and free of fingerprints or dust before flight. Adjust camera settings—select a shutter speed appropriate to your frame rate (commonly double the frame rate for natural motion), and fine-tune exposure compensation or ISO as needed to maintain image quality. After use, remove the filter and store it in its protective case to prevent scratches.

Usage recommendations

Use the ND8 filter in bright daylight when the default camera settings would otherwise produce too-fast shutter speeds for the desired cinematic look. Combine the filter with manual exposure control or shutter priority modes to achieve consistent results. Clean the filter with a soft, lint-free cloth and an appropriate optical cleaner; avoid touching the glass surface with bare fingers.