Official DJI Mavic ND filters

Zelius92 · Feb 2, 2017

Jayhov04 said:
Jeff,

Do those pass the gimbal calibration test with them on?

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DJI Mavic Filter 3-Pack

Apparently so, it says it on the description.

Rflush · Feb 3, 2017

Yes, you can put them on before the gimbal start up

darren6270 · Feb 3, 2017

Received mine yesterday, poorly packaged, very lightweight, but appear very very flimsy. No holder, case or cloth, no labeling on the filters so you know which is which. Not tried them out yet but first impressions are not great.

halley · Feb 3, 2017

PolarPro said:
We have filters starting at $49.99 for the mavic

Jeff, if the topic title of a thread is specifically referring to a different brand of filter, can you please NOT spam the thread with your own product? There are plenty of other topic threads which ask for opinions on a wide range of filters where your input may be more appreciated.

HueJorgan · Feb 3, 2017

halley said:
Jeff, if the topic title of a thread is specifically referring to a different brand of filter, can you please NOT spam the thread with your own product? There are plenty of other topic threads which ask for opinions on a wide range of filters where your input may be more appreciated.

I don't think he was spamming he was just pointing out the price the other poster quoted was not the cheapest they do

halley · Feb 3, 2017

But the actual question posed there was about the quality of the DJI offering.

PolarPro · Feb 3, 2017

halley said:
Jeff, if the topic title of a thread is specifically referring to a different brand of filter, can you please NOT spam the thread with your own product? There are plenty of other topic threads which ask for opinions on a wide range of filters where your input may be more appreciated.

Just letting another user know that our filters are $49.99 not a different price

-Jeff

PolarPro · Feb 3, 2017

Jayhov04 said:
Jeff,
Do those pass the gimbal calibration test with them on?
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Yes, all of our Mavic Filters have been re-designed to pass through gimbal initialization.
-Jeff

darren6270 · Feb 3, 2017

I think it's a given on this forum that PolarPro are premium product providers with exceptional customer service. I ordered my DJI filters because PolarPro stock is low in the UK. if I could have waited I probably would have done.I don't think we should harass Jeff, equally he doesn't need to advertise either, we all know ha ha

bemeis · Feb 3, 2017

So now back to the original thread question, are the dji filters any good? No one gave a full review yet, and can someone please send a daylight video?

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Mavic Maniac · Feb 3, 2017

Got my DJI filters today. They do have a nice sponge type holder and seem well made. I tested out the #16 and it's a very bright Florida day today. It seems to have done it's job. First impression is that they work fine, although #4 and #8 won't see much use in Florida. would have much preferred at least a #32. I'll try some more tests but my Polar Pro filters seem to do a little better and the colors seem to jump off the screen with them. Not so much with these. Here's a brief, untouched video I shot with the #16 today.

darren6270 · Feb 3, 2017

Mavic Maniac said:
Got my DJI filters today. They do have a nice sponge type holder and seem well made. I tested out the #16 and it's a very bright Florida day today. It seems to have done it's job. First impression is that they work fine, although #4 and #8 won't see much use in Florida. would have much preferred at least a #32. I'll try some more tests but my Polar Pro filters seem to do a little better and the colors seem to jump off the screen with them. Not so much with these. Here's a brief, untouched video I shot with the #16 today.

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Sponge type holder? Didn't receive one of those. There was a bit of sponge packaging but not a holder. Are you sure?

cobra46 · Feb 3, 2017

Mavic Maniac said:
Got my DJI filters today. They do have a nice sponge type holder and seem well made. I tested out the #16 and it's a very bright Florida day today. It seems to have done it's job. First impression is that they work fine, although #4 and #8 won't see much use in Florida. would have much preferred at least a #32. I'll try some more tests but my Polar Pro filters seem to do a little better and the colors seem to jump off the screen with them. Not so much with these. Here's a brief, untouched video I shot with the #16 today.

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What was your shutter speed?

JTS · Feb 3, 2017

Just got mine delivered. Much nicer packaging than I was expecting from earlier reports. Definitely a "sponge type holder"

Rflush · Feb 3, 2017

JTS said:
Just got mine delivered. Much nicer packaging than I was expecting from earlier reports. Definitely a "sponge type holder"
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Haha that's nice. Mine were in flimsy plastic individually wrapped in the box. No foam holder. What a crock

darren6270 · Feb 4, 2017

Looks like I received the foam top of the box but nothing else. Typical DJI

mannyelite · Feb 6, 2017

PolarPro said:
We have filters starting at $49.99 for the mavic
PolarPro | DJI Mavic Filters

-Jeff

If you don't mind me asking.. what's the main difference (s) between your regular ND Filters vs your Cinema Vivid pictures?

ratacit said:
I installed them but did not have time to test. I did fly with one of them but not enough and I have have no with / without comparison.

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PolarPro · Feb 6, 2017

mannyelite said:
If you don't mind me asking.. what's the main difference (s) between your regular ND Filters vs your Cinema Vivid pictures?

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The Cinema Series filters use a higher grade glass that is multi-coated as well to help reduce lens flaring. Both the Cinema Series and standard filters both have aluminum frames.
-Jeff

Mavic Maniac · Feb 18, 2017

Here's my long term update. They're junk. Way too thin. I was removing as delicately as possible today when... SNAP!

Jcage · Feb 18, 2017

So since the DJI ones are subpart, what Polarpro set would be ideal for most flight conditions? Also when do you want polarized vs not? I know I am probably asking for a photography course in a simple sentence.

I am tired of washed out video on sunny days but was waiting to see if the DJI ND set was any good.

Thx JC

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