[Optical Glass] Here in Arizona I needed more than the standard 32. This package has a filter as high as 1000, but really the 64 worked fine in the brightest part of the day here.

[UV] This is a must have for those bright sunny days! Greatly reduces the glare from the sun and makes things show up clearer in the camera! Glad I purchased this! Thank you!

[UV] This filter is a wonderful way to extend your shutter time as to smooth out motion on long time exposures or Time-Lapse video. The magic of gaining 10 stops of more of time is remarkable. I use it mainly for Time-Lapse video on my Osmo Action camera and it has proven itself to be a great way to smooth out cloud as well as water fall motion. Well worth it. The GIF example attached is from a 4k Time-Lapse set to a 5 second interval with a 2.5 second shutter exposure tme at ISO 100.

[0.06 lb] I love it

[UV] Excellent quality glass, well made, comes in a great case with magnetic locks, and for the price you have a lot of flexibility for keeping you video at the right exposure especially on very bright days. Highly recommend this set for anyone who uses this camera on a regular basis.

[0.06 lb] I recently purchased the Freewell ND32 Filter for DJI Pocket 2 & Osmo Pocket (5-Stop) after I accidentally lost my DJI Pocket 2 camera, memory card, and ND filter in the sea. I bought new camera and Now, I have two DJI ND filters and two Freewell filters. Ideally, it's better to have filters from the same manufacturer, as there is a slight color difference between them.

The Freewell filter is of good quality and comes in a separate storage box that can hold up to four filters. A cleaning cloth is also included in the package. The filter offers excellent quality, with a minor color cast compared to the original DJI filter, but it's worth noting that the DJI filter has its own color tint. Overall, I am satisfied with the Freewell ND32 Filter and appreciate its contribution to my photography setup.

[Optical Glass] I purchased the Freewell ND64 filter as an addition to my DJI filters. It's impossible to buy DJI filters individually, and the ND64 filter wasn't included in the DJI set, so I decided to go for the Freewell. The filter came in a box that can hold up to 4 filters, but I prefer to use the original magnetic DJI box. The filter has a slight color shift compared to the DJI filters, but it's not critical. Of course, it would be ideal to have all the filters in the same style to avoid guessing which one was used during post-processing. Overall, I'm satisfied with my purchase!

[0.06 lb] Now I can ride my motorcycle and shoot HD videos without worry about the lens on the Pocket 2. There's a bonus too. As I ride at different angles to the Sun, a UV filter maintains chroma and image contrast when I'm at a rough angle to the sunlight.
The Pocket 2 is mounted to my helmet. The filter holds on when I'm turning, bouncing and looking around. That's why it's a no worries accessory.

[UV] A very well made filter that fits snugly, magnetically attaching to the Osmo Pocket lens.

[0.06 lb] This filter is perfect for those bright sunny days! The filter reduces the flaring and brightness that occurs when filming. Objects show up much clearer and look great!