Attach a NiSi True Color IR ND64/PL Filter DJI Mavic 3to your DJI Mavic 3 to achieve clearer outdoor images on the brightest, sunniest days by combining the technology of both a polarizing and a neutral density filter. The polarizing aspect of the lens helps to reduce glare from naturally reflective surfaces, and the neutral density filter reduces light hitting the sensor by six f-stops. Reduction of light allows you to play with your shutter speed to capture motion more creatively.

True Color technology creates greater color and tonal saturation while reducing haze, and IR technology reduces color cast for more natural color reproduction. The filter's design of nano-coated optical glass and aircraft aluminum ensures a waterproof and lightweight construction that complements the lens of the Mavic 3 for easy installation.

Reduce Glare from Reflections    Reduce Light by 6 Stops    Natural Color Reproduction    Coated Optical Glass, Aircraft Aluminum

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this fit on BH #NITCVND1567 without a swift adapter ?

A: Ther are no mounting threads on NiSi 67mm ND16 Filter for True Color VND and Swift System. You can not use the filter without NiSi 67mm Adapter Ring for Swift System Filters.

Q: 2. How do you instal and remove these filters?

A: To install the DJI Neutral Density Filter Set for Mavic 3, you will first need to remove the current UV filter of the camera. Hold the gimbal/camera in place and gently twist off the UV filter. Then apply the the ND filter and twist this accessory on.

Q: 3. Will this fit on top of the NiSi Swift VND system?

A: NiSi Swift True Color Pro Nano CPL for True Color VND and Swift System (82mm) does not front threads. You can connect the NiSi 82mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter first and then attach the Variable ND filter on top if necessary. However, the VND filter mention above already has a coat of CPL on the glass.

Q: 4. Will this NiSi CPL TRU-color 72mm filter show vignetting while it is on the Sony 20-70mm f4 type 2 lens at 20mm ?

A: The NiSi 72mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter is very thin. But has not been tested with the Sony 20-70mm f/4 lens. Chances are it will be if any very little vignette at 20mm.

Q: 5. What order should this go on the lens? Before or after mist filter?

A: I recommend placing the NiSi 82mm UV IR-Cut Filter for True Color VND and Swift System first, since it is the clearest filter, and stacking the mist filter after.

Q: 6. approx how many stops of exposure do you lose with this circ polarizer? thanks

A: With the NiSi 67mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter you would lose roughly around 1 to 1.5 stops.

Q: 7. Does this polarizing filter work with the Fujifilm adapter ring and hood for the x100v?

A: I have not tested it with that camera, but with other lenses I did find the NiSi 49mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter to be too thick and not fit with a lens hood. I recommend getting this B+W polarizer as it is thinner and works better with lens hoods. https://bhpho.to/3HD8MNg

Q: 8. Does this filter fit to the Nisi P49 filter holder?

A: Yes, NiSi P1 Prosories ND64 Filter for Mobile Phones BH #NISIP1ND64 will fit NiSi P49 49mm Filter Holder for Compact Cameras BH #NIPFHP4.

Q: 9. Does this true color polarizer work with the NiSi V6 Pro Starter Filter Kit III (as opposed to the V7 kit)?

A: The polarizing filter in the NiSi V6 Pro Starter Filter Kit III is an 86mm filter, so this 82mm filter would not be compatible.

Q: 10. What is the difference between NiSi S6 True Color NC CPL for S6 150mm Holder( NIP-S6-TCCPL)and the Nisi S6 NC CPL Pro Natural for S6 150mm Holder(NIP-S6-NATCPL)?

A: Both achieve the same result in giving you accurate colors with no color shift, however, the True Color is our newest CPL with slightly different films used in providing accurate colors whereas the Natural CPL has been discontinued and uses different films.