Neutral Density Filter ND64 (NDx64) for DJI drone – Sunnylife full-frame gray filter, includes flip filter case

Sunnylife Neutral Density Filter ND64 (NDx64) full-frame gray filter for DJI drone cameras reduces incoming light by 6 stops, enabling controlled exposure and fluid motion rendering in bright outdoor conditions. The optical glass element is intended for use when standard shutter speeds and apertures cannot prevent overexposure or when a slower shutter is required to create natural motion blur in video. The filter is delivered with a flip-style protective case for convenient storage and quick access during field use.

Advantages

The ND64 filter provides a precise 6-stop attenuation, which helps achieve correct exposure without raising shutter speed or reducing aperture excessively. It supports cinematic video by smoothing movement and creating natural motion blur, and it helps maintain optimal ISO values for cleaner footage. The included flip filter case protects the glass from scratches and dust while allowing fast mounting and stowage on location.

Suitable for

• Cinematic aerial video in bright daylight
• Slower shutter effects for motion blur in moving subjects
• Maintaining low ISO during outdoor filming
• Long-exposure photography from a stabilized drone platform

Key specifications

• Optical density: 6-stop neutral density
• Filter type: full-frame gray (neutral density)
• Material: optical-grade glass element
• Finish: neutral color balance to minimize color cast
• Accessory: flip-style protective case for storage and transport

How to use

Attach the ND64 filter to the compatible DJI drone camera following the drone manufacturer’s mounting instructions to ensure secure fit and alignment. Use the filter in bright daylight or high dynamic range scenes where 6 stops of light reduction are required to obtain correct exposure or to achieve desired motion blur. Confirm exposure and white balance on the camera after mounting, and inspect the filter surface for smudges or dust before takeoff to avoid artifacts in recorded footage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the ND64 filter when shooting at shutter speeds that would otherwise be too fast for natural motion blur (for example, when following cinematic shutter rules). Keep the protective case with you to protect the filter between takes, and clean the glass with a suitable lens cloth or blower before each flight. Verify compatibility with your specific DJI camera model prior to use.