Can anyone recommend a set of high quality filters for the M2P?

[Point Zero]

After spending a little while looking on Google I am kind of leaning to the PolarPro 6PK

https://www.amazon.co.uk/PolarPro-F...UTF8&qid=1546791541&sr=8-2&keywords=polar+pro

I was hoping some users here would be able to say if this was a good move or if i should potentially be looking at another set altogether?

Thanks
Pz

 

[msinger]

PolarPro does make nice filters and you won't be disappointed if you choose to go with them. If interested, you can find some less expensive options here.

And if you have 35 minutes to spare, you can learn a lot about the commonly used filters in this video:

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[Point Zero]

Thank you kindly for linking me this info dude @msinger

 

[Former Member]

I find PolarPros to be overpriced and not any better quality than the following filters. Both @fstop.labs and @Skyreat are Approved Vendors here on Mavicpilots:

@fstop.labs

Lens Filters for DJI Mavic 2 Pro Camera Lens Set, Multi Coated Filters Pack Accessories (6 Pack) ND4, ND8, ND16, ND4/CPL, ND8/CPL, ND16/CPL, Upgraded: Works with Gimbal Cover

@Skyreat

Save on select product(s) with promo code on Amazon.com

 

[Point Zero]

Thanks @Thunderdrones

 

[squashpile]

I use Polar Pro and fstop labs. I can recommend both.

 

[maxfaxdude]

Big thumbs for Polar Pro.

 

[AR15Keef]

I use PolarPro on my Spark and my M2P. They are great and I've never had a gimbal overload with them. I've never used another brand so I can't comment on anything else.

 

[Point Zero]

Thanks for all your input droners. I think i'm going to go for the PolarPro filters after all
Pz

 

[Gixerboy64]

I did research and found these were on par with Polar Pro filters so purchased them and found them excellent

 

[macfawlty]

I prefer the darker filter set 16/32/64. If the sun's out, I'm typically using the 64 or 32.

 

[Turn11]

You won’t be disappointed with the quality of Skyreat, Fstop Labs or Polar Pro IMHO the latter is overpriced.

 

[Point Zero]

You won’t be disappointed with the quality of Skyreat, Fstop Labs or Polar Pro IMHO the latter is overpriced.

Yeah I hear you dude, but its the getting them on and off as well as the quality that is kind of leaning me towards the PP's.

 

[Turn11]

I tested all three and did not have any problems with any. If you read “day one” reviews , there were problems. Once the growing pains were overcome and “tools and methods” were created, problem solved. Again IMHO.

Edit: Again you won’t be disappointed with your choice. May you have calm winds and sunny days.

 

[fozzzy]

Skyreat so far for me have been superb on the M2P, still to test out any other brands, but very hard to beat for the money

 

[paulatkin73]

I always used tiffen for slr lenses and i think it is a simplest solution, plus, that detailed review suggests the same.

 

[Bobby Brown]

Yeah I hear you dude, but its the getting them on and off as well as the quality that is kind of leaning me towards the PP's.

Love my PP’s. Easy on Easy off.

Love their app for filter selection help

 

[go fast]

Im using the F-stop labs , they work really well I got the pair ND 32 & 64 for $24 I haven't found the need so far for any others...