getting a mini 4 tomorrow. I'm looking at getting a 3 filter set, ND16, ND64, ND256, is this all I need. I live in Central FLorida, its very sunny here. If I put a filter on, and point the drone to the sky, will I see the end result in the remote immediately, so I know if I have to go up to the next filter.  Thanks.

I prefer combined linear polarization and ND filters and use the PL/ND16 from Freewell on any of my drones and the Osmo Action 3. The sky has better saturation and water/glass is getting transparent. For me the standard for bright, sunny days.

Dirty Bird Posted at 11-28 10:01
1 filter with 5 stops

sbrady Posted at 11-28 11:37
Dirty Bird Posted at 11-28 10:01
1 filter with 5 stops

1 filter 5 stops with link

Dirty Bird Posted at 11-28 10:01
I recommend Freewell's All Day pack of straight NDs which includes an ND-16, ND32, ND64, ND128, ND256, & ND1000.  I prefer straight NDs as opposed to the CPL set as the sky is not affected by the drone's angle to the sun.

This is what I have and I have used the ND1000 for daytime hyper lapse, and the 32 and 64 depending on light.  These also work well in auto mode and get you close the 180 rule if you do not want to mess with manual exposure.  Freewell are widely accepted as a quality lense .

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Yes, after you mount an ND filter on the camera, the image will have an apparent difference in the live feed on the RC therefore you can check the best ND filter to used base on the environment. You may check the ND filters available on our website at https://store.dji.com/product/dj ... t-16-256?vid=148761 . Thank you for your valued support.