Freewell variable filters (ND2 to ND512) for Mavic 2 Pro

[msinger]

Freewell just released a new variable filter set for the Mavic 2 Pro. It comes packed with a variable filter that can be adjusted between ND4 to ND32 and a second variable filter that can be adjusted between ND64 to ND512.

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These filters are multi-coated, lightweight, and come with a lifetime warranty. They are available for purchase here on Amazon or on Freewell's site here.

 

[ZX14-R]

The link has a different settings ??

Price:

$49.99

• Razor Sharp optical glass used to ensure optimal quality aerial images
• 16Layers multicoated optical glass lens filters ensure crystal clarity in captured footage
• Super lightweight CNC ring used in construction prevents adverse effect on gimbal
• Freewell Gear Variable ND Kit includes – ND2-5 & ND6-9
• Simple SNAP-ON system for easier attaching/detaching, Designed for use with – DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone

ND 2 - 5
ND 6 - 9

Nice....

 

[msinger]

The link has a different settings ??

Those are the same settings. 2-5 stops and 6-9 stops translates to what I've posted above.

 

[RayOZ]

Aww... i just bought a 6-piece set of Freewell ND filters. I would've got these instead.

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

2.4oz, the M2P gimbal certainly handles weight better than the original MP.
Good to see, and besides the extra camera quality, these adjustable filters are almost a good enough reason to upgrade !!

 

[Michael Miranda]

I like these

 

[THE CYBORG]

Next on the shopping list

 

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[PWIdmayer]

Interesting - I should get these and practice!

 

[OnTheRopes]

Mine arrive today

 

[dirkclod]

Anybody using these use the Polorpro gimbal guard ?

 

[Thomas B]

Anybody using these use the Polorpro gimbal guard ?

Wondering this also.

 

[dirkclod]

Wondering this also.

Well being no members would answer I asked on Amazon just now and in just a few minutes I got this so guess I will find out for sure as I am ordering them. Will let ya know for sure when they get here Thomas.


Whoops I was in a hurry and spelled polar pro wrong

 

[Thomas B]

Well being no members would answer I asked on Amazon just now and in just a few minutes I got this so guess I will find out for sure as I am ordering them. Will let ya know for sure when they get here Thomas.
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Whoops I was in a hurry and spelled polar pro wrong

@dirkclod ... thanks for looking... and helping me spend my retirement!

 

[dirkclod]

Hey I can cut back on my Ensure some. That pay for a set.

 

[OnTheRopes]

Interesting gimbal protector, expensive for a lump of plastic but I am tempted, mixed reviews about the fit makes me hesitate though, let us know how you get on with it.

 

[dirkclod]

Interesting gimbal protector, expensive for a lump of plastic but I am tempted, mixed reviews about the fit makes me hesitate though, let us know how you get on with it.

Well I can tell you now as far as I am concerned with the gimbal saver I love mine and see no issues I have read others worried about. Is all I use now. Takes a few times to get the hang of it but then is easy and has a LT guarantee. Not a see gone.
I will say about the filter with it in a few days when they arrive .