Are there any ND 1000 filters available for the Mavic Air 2?

That's really not much use on a drone.   What shutter speed are you expecting to use?

No I haven't and unless you are taking a long exposure still at 12noon in the Sahara desert then you won't need it!

A J Posted at 6-19 23:09
No I haven't and unless you are taking a long exposure still at 12noon in the Sahara desert then you won't need it!

I cannot believe that you would need such a filter even in the desert ...
Have you ever tried the 256?

frankymusik Posted at 6-19 23:13
I cannot believe that you would need such a filter even in the desert ...
Have you ever tried the 256?

Exactly - 256 is more than enough in any environment for long exposure stills and 64 for video in the brightest conditions which is 6 f-stops. Why anyone would need 10 f-stops on a drone, even for long exposure, is beyond me.

frankymusik Posted at 6-19 23:13
I cannot believe that you would need such a filter even in the desert ...
Have you ever tried the 256?

I have used an ND1000 many times with my Spark. Shooting timelapses in the bright sun with objects that are moving, you need a slow shutter speed to make the objects that are moving blurry.

Labroides Posted at 6-19 22:51
That's really not much use on a drone.   What shutter speed are you expecting to use?

1-2 seconds i the bright sunlight. I have used an ND 1000 many times with my Spark.