PolarPro Mavic 4 Pro Shutter ND Filter Collection [ND4, ND16, ND64]

PolarPro Mavic 4 Pro Shutter ND Filter Collection – 3-Pack for cinematic shutter speeds

This Premium Filter 3 Pack helps you capture cinematic shutter speeds with your Mavic 4 Pro. It includes the three neutral density filters needed to cover lighting conditions from sunrise through sunset, so you can maintain a 1/60th shutter for smooth, filmic motion in a variety of scenes.

What's included

• ND4 — use to unlock a 1/60th shutter during sunrise and sunset.
• ND16 — use to unlock a 1/60th shutter in overcast conditions.
• ND64 — use to unlock a 1/60th shutter in sunny conditions.

Key features

• Engineered to be fully compatible with M4PRO Gimbal and Optics, ensuring fit and function with that system.
• Fully blacked out internal surfaces reduce and eliminate reflections into the lens for cleaner images.
• Includes the filters you need to cover lighting conditions from sunrise through sunset, providing practical options for the entire day.

How to achieve ND8

To get an ND8-equivalent exposure, install the ND16 filter and then increase ISO or aperture by one stop. This approach lets you reach the desired shutter speed without adding another physical ND filter. Follow this method when you need the specific exposure balance ND8 provides.

Practical use and benefits

Use the set to maintain a consistent 1/60th shutter across changing light. For example, switch to ND4 at dawn or dusk, use ND16 under cloudy skies, and install ND64 in bright sunlight. Additionally, the design reduces internal reflections so your footage stays clean and contrasty.

FAQ

Question: Are these filters compatible with the Mavic 4 Pro?
Answer: Yes. The filters are engineered to be fully compatible with M4PRO Gimbal and Optics, matching that system’s requirements.

Question: Which filter should I use for different lighting conditions?
Answer: Use ND4 during sunrise and sunset to unlock a 1/60th shutter, ND16 in overcast conditions to unlock 1/60th, and ND64 in sunny conditions to unlock 1/60th. Together, they cover lighting from sunrise through sunset.

Question: How do I achieve ND8 with this set?
Answer: Install ND16 and increase ISO or aperture by one stop. This achieves an ND8-equivalent exposure without adding another filter.

Question: Will these filters cause reflections into the lens?
Answer: The filters feature fully blacked out internal surfaces designed to eliminate reflections into the lens, which helps maintain image clarity.