MA - Filters

[DJPedram]

I know there are ND filters and PL filters:

- DJI only sells ND filter (4,8,16) $59
- polarpro (vivid) (4,8,16)$79
- polarpro (shutter) (4,8,16) $79
- polarpro (3-pack) (4,8,16) $49
- freewell ND (8,16, 32, 64) $69
- freewell ND (4,8,16, + CPL) $69
- freewell ND (128, 256, 400) $69

My reason is when I tried to shoot on a sunny day I hardly get any good shots, I need something to block the sun on.

Whats recommended her?

 

[DJPedram]

- Neewer 6 ND (4,8, 16), NDPL (4,8,16) $35

 

[AussieDrone]

Go with Polor Pro or Freewell .. PGYTECH are also good (I use them).

 

[DJPedram]

thanks bought the polarpro vivid that has NDPL.

 

[AussieDrone]

Good Choice ! May be the best choice available..

 

[Meta4]

I know there are ND filters and PL filters:
My reason is when I tried to shoot on a sunny day I hardly get any good shots, I need something to block the sun on.

What are you wanting to do?
The filters you mentioned are not used for blocking the sun and won't be any help for that.
Correct exposure setting is the solution for shooting in the sun.

The filters you listed are used by some flyers to reduce the light levels (and consequently their shutter speed) for video.
But if you are shooting stills, there's no need to use any of those filters at all.

 

[CanadaDrone]

I would not recommend polarized filters for most scenarios. Unless you want uneven footage, you need a very carefully planned flight path and you cannot deviate from it at all without affecting the footage.

Do a quick search - filters been discussed at length many times.

 

[mavin]

I have the stock DJI set and:
PolarPro 8/16/32
PolarPro 4PL, 8PL, 16PL