Freewell Neo 2 Magnetic ND Filters - Standard Day - 3 Pack

ND (Neutral Density) filters reduce the amount of light entering the camera lens without altering the color balance. This allows for slower shutter speeds in bright conditions, which is crucial for achieving smooth motion blur in video and proper exposure in photography.

The choice depends on the light conditions and your desired shutter speed. ND8 is good for moderately bright days, ND16 for sunny conditions, and ND32 for very bright sunlight. For cinematic video, aim for a shutter speed that is roughly double your frame rate (e.g., 1/50s for 24/25fps, 1/100s for 48/50fps).

No, these are standard ND filters. They reduce light intensity but do not reduce glare or reflections from surfaces like water or glass.

The filters contain strong magnets that align and securely attach to the magnetic ring integrated into the DJI Neo 2's camera lens.

These filters are designed to be used individually. Stacking them is not recommended as it can lead to vignetting, image degradation, and is not supported by the magnetic mounting system.

Please refer to Freewell's official warranty policy for specific details regarding the warranty period and coverage for their products.

Ensure the lens surface and the inside of the filter are clean and free from debris. Verify that you are using the correct filter for the DJI Neo 2 camera.

You may have selected an ND filter with too much density for the current light conditions. Try swapping to a lower density filter (e.g., ND8 instead of ND32) or removing the filter if shooting in low light.

Ensure the filter is seated correctly and is not damaged. Clean the filter surface. If the issue persists, the filter might be defective and should be replaced.