Neutral Density Filter Sunnylife ND32 (32x) with Carrying Case for DJI Avata 2

Neutral Density Filter Sunnylife ND32 (32x) with Carrying Case for DJI Avata 2 is a dedicated optical accessory designed to reduce incident light by 5 stops for the Avata 2 camera system. The filter delivers consistent 32x attenuation to help control exposure in bright outdoor conditions, enabling slower shutter speeds and reduced motion judder when capturing video. The kit includes a protective carrying case for safe transport and storage, and the filter is shaped to fit the Avata 2 optics without obstructing the field of view.

Advantages

The ND32 filter offers reliable light reduction for maintaining correct exposure during daytime flights, helping to achieve natural motion blur and smoother cinematic footage. Constructed from optical-grade glass with multi-layer coatings, it minimizes reflections and color cast while preserving image sharpness. The included carrying case protects the filter from dust and impact during transport and keeps accessories organized for quick swapping in the field.

Suitable for

• Aerial videography in bright sunlight
• Cinematic footage requiring slower shutter speeds
• Reducing overexposure during landscape and action shots
• Travel and outdoor shoots where compact protective storage is needed

Key specifications

• Light reduction: 32× (approx. 5 stops)
• Compatible model: designed for DJI Avata 2 optics
• Optical material: multi-coated glass for reduced reflections
• Included accessory: protective carrying case for filter storage
• Form factor: low-profile filter sized to fit drone camera housing

How to use

Attach the Sunnylife ND32 filter to the Avata 2 camera according to the drone manufacturer’s guidelines or the filter’s mounting design, ensuring a secure, aligned fit that does not vignette the image. Use the filter when shooting in bright conditions where the camera’s native shutter speed would be too fast for the desired motion blur. Monitor exposure and adjust camera settings such as ISO and shutter speed to achieve the intended look; when using automatic exposure modes, verify that the camera compensates correctly for the reduced light. After use, store the filter in the included carrying case to protect the glass and coatings.

Usage recommendations

For most daytime aerial video, pair the ND32 filter with shutter speeds that follow the 180-degree rule (shutter speed approximately double the frame rate) to obtain natural motion blur. Check for any color shift and, if necessary, apply minor white balance or color correction in post-processing. Clean the filter with an appropriate lens cloth before and after each flight to maintain image quality.