DJI Air 3S ND Filter Set (ND8/32/128)

[cammot53]

I’m trying to figure out how to best use the camera filters that come with the Air 3S. Is there a good source that explains this? Also, is there one all-purpose filter that works best, like the ND8, ND32, or ND128? Most of my shooting will be landscapes and general video. Which filter should I use, and when should I switch between them? Thanks!

 

[slup]

How dark sunglasses should I wear during daytime..? Well that depends on how bright it is... & it's the same for ND-filters. So no, "one all-purpose filter that work best" doesn't exist.

Read up about the purpose of ND-filters when filming here ---> Why You Need ND Filters for Video – Kolari Vision it's a short article that explains it rather well.

And for drone filming the effect they try to achieve in the article by means of a ND-filter, doesn't need to be considered if you fly with speed further away from either ground or objects than approx. 30 meters (or doesn't use faster panning's in your vids).

And if you doesn't notice the bad effects they describe in the article, skip using ND's... why try to solve something if you don't have a problem.

And... using ND's when taking stills isn't recommended at all... will only increase the risk of blurry photos due to an unnecessary long shutter speed, only use them here for special artistic purposes, like creating smooth blurry flowing water or light streaks from cars for instance.

 

[Steelgtr]

Are there or could there be polarizing filters for the Air 3S?

 

[Chris Baish]

Are there or could there be polarizing filters for the Air 3S?

If you search on Amazon (certainly in the UK) Polarizing filters are already starting to appear with a delivery date of November. Give it another couple of weeks and there should be lots of options - usually Freewell, Skyreat and others. They are usually circular polarizers which twist to adjust.