Do I need a N64 filter?

[Dopper]

I purchased a CP, N8, N16 and a N32 filter. I find that on sunny days I use the N16 but almost always using the N32 to get my shudder speed to 1/60. My question is...I live in a snowy state and plan to do a minimal amount of flying this winter. Should I purchase a N64 as well? It seems the snowy white out conditions may require it. What do you camera experts think?

 

[Aerial-Pixel]

On the Mavic Pro you may very well need it, as the MP has a fixed f2.2 aperature, with the M2P you can close down the aperture a bit to help on really sunny days.

 

[ZX14-R]

ND8, 16 and 32 should be fine unless you also get the Polarized versions for high glare situations?

 

[brett8883]

I purchased a CP, N8, N16 and a N32 filter. I find that on sunny days I use the N16 but almost always using the N32 to get my shudder speed to 1/60. My question is...I live in a snowy state and plan to do a minimal amount of flying this winter. Should I purchase a N64 as well? It seems the snowy white out conditions may require it. What do you camera experts think?

I live in the snowy mountains and you can get away without one but you can certainly use one too.

 

[Moose1967]

I have yet to need one over 32 and I have even flown in winter conditions with lots of snow down.

 

[RMyers]

I purchased a CP, N8, N16 and a N32 filter. I find that on sunny days I use the N16 but almost always using the N32 to get my shudder speed to 1/60. My question is...I live in a snowy state and plan to do a minimal amount of flying this winter. Should I purchase a N64 as well? It seems the snowy white out conditions may require it. What do you camera experts think?

The more options, the better.
I film sprinklers on center pivot irrigation machines and I use the N64 and N32 filter to reduce the reverse strobing effect that normally happens when the shutter speed is too fast on the spinning sprinkler streams.

 

[gvsukids]

Do you use polarized?

I have yet to need one over 32 and I have even flown in winter conditions with lots of snow down.