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Polar Pro Mavic 3 Filters VND 2-Pack
Including two VND filters, this Polar Pro set gives you precise light control when filming with your DJI Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Cine drone. The two filters share the same aerospace aluminium frame and laser-etched stops for precise adjustments.
Included Filters
VND2-5 – Variable Neutral Density filters the amount of light entering your camera, bringing out amazing details that would otherwise be missed. This VND has a range of 2-5 stops of light exposure, perfect for most lighting conditions.
VND6-9 – Variable Neutral Density filters the amount of light entering your camera, bringing out amazing details that would otherwise be missed. This VND has a range of 6-9 stops of light exposure, ideal for extremely bright situations.
AirFrame 4.0
Manufactured out of ultra-lightweight aluminium, the Polar Pro Mavic 3 filters are the strongest, lightest and boldest frame design to date.
CinemaSeries Glass
Made in Germany, the CinemaSeries glass creates incredible visuals that are going to add depth and creativity to your cinematography.
Key Features
- Includes 2 different filters
- For the DJI Mavic 3 series drones
- Precisely engineered
- Ultra-lightweight aluminium
- CinemaSeries Glass
- Adventure Assurance
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FAQs
Will these filters fit both the Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Cine?
Yes, all the Polar Pro Mavic 3 filter sets are compatible with both drones.
Are any of these filters backwards compatible with older Mavic drones?
No, these filters are only compatible with the Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Cine.
Can I stack multiple filters?
No, only one filter can be used at a time.
Will filters interfere with gimbal operation?
Nope! All of our Mavic 3 filters are nearly identical in size and weight to the stock UV.
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