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manfredo Posted at 2018-10-10 05:16
Thanks for your response. I have no isses taking off/on the factory lens but the ND filters just seens like they won't fit. Not sure what's happening but for the one I was able to put on, it seems to me like the amount of force required was a bit too much, taking it off was also very difficult. I'm not sure why, all I can imagine is perhaps a slight tolerance difference in manufacturing? Anyhow, I'm goign to return the DJI filters and order to Polar Pro, I had those on my Mavic Pro and performed very well. They also include a plastic tool to remove the filters wich is an added bonus...
Ahh bugger - I did hear that there are some different tolerances between camera units from another filter manufacturer that causes some to fit well and others not to. I can't remember what manufacturer said that, but I believe they've adjusted their filters to work with all units now - so I am sure other manfacturers probably had similar issues with their first batch.
PolarPro are a definitely good choice, a bit expensive but all mine fit great (I have the 10 pack) and I haven't heard anyone having any issues & the tool is handy for removing the stock filter (the polar pro filters don't need it). Like MrTitan, I have also only heard good things about the Freewell filters too.
Fstop labs who also produce filters posted a free 3d printable tool on the mavicpilots forums that is also meant to work well for both removal and attachment of filters - https://mavicpilots.com/threads/ ... .49206/#post-566969 |
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