New to the Mavic Pro. Using some PolarPro ND filters, they are installed correctly.

The footage looks good, but as a pro videographer I scrutinize footage. Is the performance any worse on the gimbal while using a PolarPro filter? I have the Cinema Series shutter (standard ND). Will panning and tilting movements still look just as fluid, or will the slight extra weight cause the gimbal to perform a little less smooth?

Also, I am reviewing footage and I would use the AF tap to focus on a semi regular basis. In the footage, it seems that this causes the camera to do a brief hunt which leaves a sort of artifact/blip in the video. Is this normal? Is it best practice to not "tap to focus" mid shot that you want to use?

New to the Mavic Pro. Using some PolarPro ND filters, they are installed correctly.

The footage looks good, but as a pro videographer I scrutinize footage. Is the performance any worse on the gimbal while using a PolarPro filter? I have the Cinema Series shutter (standard ND). Will panning and tilting movements still look just as fluid, or will the slight extra weight cause the gimbal to perform a little less smooth?

Also, I am reviewing footage and I would use the AF tap to focus on a semi regular basis. In the footage, it seems that this causes the camera to do a brief hunt which leaves a sort of artifact/blip in the video. Is this normal? Is it best practice to not "tap to focus" mid shot that you want to use?