DJI Mavic 3 Pro ND Filter Set (ND8/16/32/64)

Precision Exposure Control for DJI Mavic 3 Pro

The DJI Mavic 3 Pro ND Filter Set (ND8/16/32/64) is designed for creators who demand consistent,
cinematic results in bright or high-contrast lighting. These neutral density filters reduce incoming light,
allowing slower shutter speeds for smoother motion blur and professional video output.

Ideal for long-exposure photography, timelapse sequences, and high-frame-rate video, the ND filters help
maintain optimal exposure even in harsh sunlight.

Optimised for the Tri-Camera Imaging System

Unlike generic ND filters, this set is specifically optimised for the Mavic 3 Pro’s tri-camera system.
Each filter applies carefully balanced light reduction to prevent underexposure on the tele camera while
maintaining correct exposure on the wide-angle and medium tele cameras.

This ensures consistent colour, brightness, and exposure across all lenses when switching focal lengths.

Smooth Motion with Precise Shutter Control

By controlling the amount of light entering the lens, these ND filters allow you to follow the 180-degree
shutter rule for natural-looking motion. This is essential for capturing smooth footage when shooting at
24fps, 30fps, or higher frame rates in bright environments.

• ND8 – Light reduction for mild brightness
• ND16 – Balanced daylight control
• ND32 – Strong sunlight shooting
• ND64 – Extreme brightness and long-exposure scenes

Lightweight, Secure & Travel-Ready

Each filter is precision-engineered to maintain image quality while remaining lightweight. This ensures
stable flight performance without impacting gimbal balance or responsiveness.

What’s Included

• ND8 Filter × 1
• ND16 Filter × 1
• ND32 Filter × 1
• ND64 Filter × 1

Specifications

• Wide-Angle Camera Transmission Size: 20.2 × 15.5 mm
• Medium Tele Camera Diameter: 13.7 mm
• Tele Camera Diameter: 12.1 mm
• Weight (single filter): 5.1 g

Compatibility

• DJI Mavic 3 Pro
• DJI Mavic 3 Pro Cine

* Shutter opening angle describes shutter speed relative to frame rate.
For example, at 24fps with a 180° shutter, exposure time equals 1/48 s.