Neutral Density Filter Set DJI Flip ND16 / ND64 / ND256 — three-pack for compatible DJI drones

Three-pack DJI Flip neutral density (ND) filters — ND16, ND64 and ND256 — designed for compatible DJI drones to reduce incoming light and enable slower shutter speeds. Each filter progressively darkens the image, allowing videographers and photographers to manage exposure in bright conditions, produce natural motion blur, and maintain correct shutter speed for cinematic footage. The set is intended for aerial use where controlling highlights and motion is critical for smooth, professional-looking results.

Advantages

The three-filter set provides graduated light reduction options so you can choose the appropriate density for varying sunlight and shooting scenarios. ND16, ND64 and ND256 correspond to different stops of light reduction, enabling finer control over shutter speed and aperture without altering ISO excessively. The filters are designed to mount easily on compatible DJI cameras and preserve color neutrality to avoid unwanted color casts. A compact three-pack reduces the need to carry multiple separate items and simplifies in-field switching between densities.

Key specifications

• Included densities: ND16, ND64, ND256 — progressive light reduction for different brightness levels
• Purpose: reduce light to allow slower shutter speeds and control exposure
• Optical properties: neutral density formulation intended to maintain color balance
• Mount type: designed for direct attachment to compatible DJI drone camera modules
• Pack size: three filters in a compact set for quick swapping

How to use

Attach the selected ND filter to the compatible DJI drone camera following the drone manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Choose ND16 for moderately bright conditions, ND64 for bright sunlight, and ND256 for very bright environments or when strong light reduction is required. Set camera exposure settings (shutter speed, aperture, ISO) according to the desired motion blur and image brightness; using the filter allows you to lower shutter speed without overexposing. Verify framing and exposure via the drone’s live view and adjust as lighting changes during the flight.

Recommendations

Inspect filters for dust and smudges before mounting and clean with a microfiber cloth or approved lens solution. Store filters in a protective case when not in use. When switching filters in the field, power down or secure the drone to minimize the risk of dropping small parts. Avoid using excessive force during attachment or removal to protect the camera and filter threads or clips.