Freewell DJI Flip Filters - Bright Day - 6Pack - FREEWELL

ND (Neutral Density) filters reduce the amount of light entering the camera lens, allowing you to maintain proper exposure and control shutter speed or aperture settings even in very bright sunlight. This is crucial for achieving smooth video footage and preventing overexposed images.

PL stands for Polarizer. ND/PL filters combine the light-reducing properties of an ND filter with the glare-reducing and color-enhancing capabilities of a polarizing filter.

Yes, you can stack filters, for example, an ND/PL filter on top of a UV filter. However, stacking too many filters can potentially lead to vignetting (darkening at the corners of the image) or a slight decrease in image quality.

The ND1000 filter offers a much stronger reduction in light (equivalent to about 10 stops) and is designed purely for extreme light reduction to enable long exposures. The ND/PL filters offer less light reduction (up to 6 stops) but also include polarizing capabilities.

Gently wipe the filters with a clean, soft microfiber cloth. For stubborn smudges, you can lightly dampen the cloth with distilled water or a lens-cleaning solution specifically designed for optics. Avoid using paper towels or abrasive cleaners.

These filters are designed with high-quality optics to minimize color shift. However, like all filters, there might be a very slight color cast, especially with strong ND filters, which can typically be corrected in post-production.

The UV filter blocks ultraviolet light, which can cause haze in some outdoor shots, and more importantly, it serves as a protective layer for your drone's camera lens against scratches, dust, and moisture.

Ensure you have the correct filter for your DJI Flip Drone model and that the lens mount is clean and free of debris. Gently align and apply even pressure until it clicks or twists into place.

Check that the filter is correctly and securely attached. Ensure the lens itself is clean. If using multiple filters, verify they are stacked properly and not misaligned.

The filters are designed to be lightweight, but adding any weight can impact flight time. Ensure you are not exceeding the drone's payload capacity and that the filters are securely attached, not creating drag.

Adjust your drone's angle relative to the sun and the reflective surface. Ensure you are using the correct strength PL filter for the lighting conditions.