Just wanting to know is anyone using the "Skyreat" filters on there mini and is it worth the purchase? Also, will the filter case fit inside the DJI Mavic Mini fly more case? Thank you...

...get them on 12th of May, then I can tell you more.

Joe.Mavic.D.HH Posted at 4-27 07:49
...get them on 12th of May, then I can tell you more.

Thanks.
By the way, how do I get posts to go on the Mavic Mini page? When I enter a post it goes here to "Reminders"...

Mini Storm Posted at 4-27 11:27
Thanks.
By the way, how do I get posts to go on the Mavic Mini page? When I enter a post it goes here to "Reminders"...

Got them earlier than expected. The filterbox has a magnetic lock and fits perfectly in the MM case. I hadn't the chance to check the optical quality but I guess they do what they should do. For older guys like me, mounting needs a calm hand but once you inserted the tiny hooks into the outer slots you're done. The filter simply hangs over the camera housing without any noticeable click or so. I guess a crash is necessary to let it come off

I have the same set, and did some exposure testing.  The filters seem to correspond as filtering the light out from 3-6 stops using ND 8-64 respectively.  So yeah, if normal exposure calls for a shutter speed of 1/4000 of a second @100 ISO, then yeah, you should be able to get down to 1/60 of a second @ 30 FPS which should be good for cinematic blur and no noise from the sensor.  Haven't tried real world flights yet, but at least I have a good point of reference, and it appears they should handle most lighting situations as far as I can gather. As far as the quality goes, one youtuber said they're "same" as Tiffen brand.  If so, Tiffen have been around for a number of years, and used to be known for good quality.  Also, It is great that they fit in the fly more case on top of the batteries as well.