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WANTED in UK. ND filters. Screw on.
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Neewer for DJI Phantom 4/3-Advanced and Professional ND2-ND400 Adjustable Filter
I bought one of these, they work really well
best of all worlds !!
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Yeh I've got my eye on some on Amazon but thought I'd try here first to save a few quid. But thank you.
how does this work?
Im off to Cyprus next week and was looking at getting a filter but not sure which one to get?
It is a all-in-one ND FILTER you just turn the front ring and the unit darkens to whatever setting you desire, it fits on the front of the camera, but, you must remove the screwed on filter that is supplied as a standard with the Phantom 3 advanced/pro.
If you want a cheap Polarizing Filter, I used a LEE filters swatch, cut to the size of the screw on ring,
It is roughly the size of a 2p piece.
If you cut a very small "moon shape" at the top on the edge (when the filter is at its darkest) that will make aligning it when the screw lens is put back on the front of the camera (the polarizing filter is put on the inside of the existing filter ring, but make sure it's not to tight, or you will not come out to easily !!).
Both give great results !
If you want a cheap Polarizing Filter, I used a LEE filters swatch, cut to the size of the screw on ring,
It is roughly the size of a 2p piece.
If you cut a very small "moon shape" at the top on the edge (when the filter is at its darkest) that will make aligning it when the screw lens is put back on the front of the camera (the polarizing filter is put on the inside of the existing filter ring, but make sure it's not to tight, or you will not come out to easily !!).
Both give great results !
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No, I would choose this as a cheaper option ,if you are watching the pennies, POLAR PRO are the mutts nuts, but expensive !!
Well if this Neewer works like it should than all those fixed filters are worse than this. Too bad I havent seen this before.
I'd like to hear opinions from anyone that uses the Neewer filter, looks like a good option if they actually work.
