I’m looking for some ND/PL filters for my Mavic 2 pro. I’ve had Polar Pro in the past and they have been amazing, however I’m wondering if there are any decent alternatives? Nisi is one brand that seems to have quality gear.

Hi, thanks for the inquiry. We have available ND Filters which is specially made for the Mavic 2 Pro. These high-quality, light reducing ND filters reduce the amount of light coming into the sensor, giving you more control of the camera's aperture, exposure time, and sensor sensitivity settings.  A precise snap-joint design ensures a reliable fit and lens seal during flight. Please see the link below for your reference.

https://store.dji.com/product/mavic-2-pro-nd-filters-set

I use the polar vivid nd/pl set and they work great on the M2P. I've read that skyreat are quite good and pgytech - the DJI Nd's are not polarised.

Based on my own experience, SKYREAT’s 6 filter set is great value and includes some very good quality and nicely made filters.  Freewell filters are very decent too, though perhaps not quite as well designed/manufactured (can be a little tight to remove etc.).  DJI’s own filters are great, but quite expensive and aren’t PL.  Polar Pro are excellent but over priced.

Thanks for the replies. I definitely want polarized ND filters, leaning towards the cinema series again, however thanks to a photography group I'm in I do get a discount on Nisi filters. Might have to go check them out

I wasn’t aware of Nisi as their kit isn’t available here on the other side of the world (UK).  I had a quick look at their website and all their PL filters appear to be fixed?!  I definitely wouldn’t buy those.  The ‘issue’ of non-rotatable polarised filter lenses was an early issue with many budget filters (including skyreat) that have all long since been fixed.

Aussierob78 Posted at 5-12 20:03
Thanks for the replies. I definitely want polarized ND filters, leaning towards the cinema series again, however thanks to a photography group I'm in I do get a discount on Nisi filters. Might have to go check them out

You're welcome

Just to add to my last post... If you don’t like the look of skyreat filters (which are really good by the way) check out the freewell all day kit. It’s $129US ($185AUS) which comes with 4 ND and 4 NDPL rotatable filters. It’s a great starter kit for serious photographers.

I have Freewell Gear Long exposure and Bright day Polarized kits, as well as DJI and Polarpro filters, and honestly, they are all the same. Freewellgear gets used the most, very very slight color cast with the long 256 and 400 filters, but to be expected.
A friend have Nisi filters, awesome, and works very well.
Given a second choice, I would probably go with the Freewells again.