Looks nice.

really was thanks

Great video, thank you. Could you post what kind of filter it is and give a link where you bought it? Does the filter mount on top of the OEM glass or put it in place of it? Thanks again for your great videos!

il magic drone Posted at 1-15 13:14
Great video, thank you. Could you post what kind of filter it is and give a link where you bought it? Does the filter mount on top of the OEM glass or put it in place of it? Thanks again for your great videos!

Direct from the Company https://www.kentfaith.com/?gad_s ... 9BX_3UaAnuyEALw_wcB

it screws on, must take off  the lens protector and screw on, its not  guaranteed to be waterproof, taken two weeks to get or can find at Amazon, your Region a month

Nice video, Fish!

FfoSuy Posted at 1-15 16:56
Nice video, Fish!

thank you   makes me want to  place back on the K & F

Fishycomics Posted at 1-15 13:41
Direct from the Company https://www.kentfaith.com/?gad_s ... 9BX_3UaAnuyEALw_wcB

it screws on, must take off  the lens protector and screw on, its not  guaranteed to be waterproof, taken two weeks to get or can find at Amazon, your Region a month

Thanks for the reply, I really like the picture of this filter. What density of filter is that? And what diameter do you need for the Action 5? There are so many things on the site, I'm lost there ). Thanks!

il magic drone Posted at 1-16 01:39
Thanks for the reply, I really like the picture of this filter. What density of filter is that? And what diameter do you need for the Action 5? There are so many things on the site, I'm lost there ). Thanks!

It’s 1/4 strength so not too high. I use one most of the time just to slightly soften edges and you’re not that aware of it until you see a bright highlight.

Helpful video. I'm a bit of a newbie and don't be surprised by naive questions.
I want to write what I want to use the filter for, and ask you to help me match it to my tasks.
So, I want to make a “road trips to beautiful places” blog. The camera will be installed in a waterproof box outside the car. So I need a screw filter that will fit in the box.
For high speed traveling, to get a light blur with a shutter speed no more than1\100 -1\200. What kind of ND filter do I need? 16, 32 or 8?
So far my search for screw ND filters has been fruitless. Maybe someone has seen them on Ali Express?
Thanks for your help

il magic drone Posted at 1-16 01:39
Thanks for the reply, I really like the picture of this filter. What density of filter is that? And what diameter do you need for the Action 5? There are so many things on the site, I'm lost there ). Thanks!

il magic drone Posted at 1-16 04:16
Helpful video. I'm a bit of a newbie and don't be surprised by naive questions.
I want to write what I want to use the filter for, and ask you to help me match it to my tasks.
So, I want to make a “road trips to beautiful places” blog. The camera will be installed in a waterproof box outside the car. So I need a screw filter that will fit in the box.

The mist filter screws on in place of the normal cover.

As far as nd filters go, you use them to slow the shutter to enable motion blur. Be very careful which value you use because going too slow causes the stabilisation to not work properly.

I set up in manual so that the shutter is around 1/200 and then go auto and let the camera choose in those situations where you’re not sure how the light might change as you move. That works well with the Action 4 but unfortunately, the Action 5 always makes a bee line for fast shutter so you have to really watch what it’s doing which is a pain.

I use K@F Concept ND  filters. They work really well. Again, they screw on so you can’t use a diffuser with them. There is no one value that works for everything. I have a set of 4 filters to choose from and you just have to test when you’re there!

If you are taking mostly stable, still type shots, don’t worry about the shutter so much. If you are running around, the nd can ruin your footage because the stabilisation stops working properly. Using an ND needs a lot more care or you can end up with footage that you can't use.

remember  adding     aftermarket filters that are  deeper in depth will  cause issues vignetting  and  shows the EIS,  so like asked and shown  K & F  type in the search  DJI action camera all their accessories pulls up,

Iancraig10 Posted at 1-16 04:33
The mist filter screws on in place of the normal cover.

As far as nd filters go, you use them to slow the shutter to enable motion blur. Be very careful which value you use because going too slow causes the stabilisation to not work properly.

Thank you all for your recommendations and help. I will study it all carefully. Thank you all again for your help.