Is the PH4 camera using the same filter sizes like used for the PH3?

For the PH3 i find tons of different ND filters but only few for the PH4.

Thanks and regards from Switzerland

Tom

Hello Tom, they are using the same size filters.

Is it possible to put 2 different filters together?

As mentioned before, they are compatible. The only thing to keep in mind that they P4 gimbal guard may not fit (try it first) with the filters you have.  If it indeed doesn't fit then you can look at replacing it with the PolarPro Lens cover/gimbal guard instead.

Moshe.mmm Posted at 2016-5-19 08:35
Is it possible to put 2 different filters together?

Screw-On Filters, no. Maybe if it clipped on but there's no reason to have 2 filters on.

Hey Tom!

Our filters have slight differences. The camera barrel on the P4 is slightly longer, so we made a new filter for the P4 that fits perfectly flush. The P3 filters will work and thread on, however there will be a small gap between the camera and the end of the filter.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
Jeff

I bought a new gimbal lock from dji and cut off the front face which allows for the length of the polar pro filters.  It still cradles the camera firm and I don't have to take the filters on and off.  

Thanks to all,

i already ordered the Polarpro 3 filter set specially designed for the PHP4.

Yesterday I unscrewed the original lens filter which was not easy and I was scared to break the Gimbal.

My recommendation to DJI please screw the lens filter with any lower torque.

Regards from Switzerland
tom

connorschulte Posted at 2016-5-19 20:02
Screw-On Filters, no. Maybe if it clipped on but there's no reason to have 2 filters on.

Couldn't be a reason to use nd and cpl at the same time?

Moshe.mmm Posted at 2016-5-20 21:17
Couldn't be a reason to use nd and cpl at the same time?

The main reason you would not want to stack filters is the added weight. It would be too heavy for the Gimbal. We make single element ND/PL combo filters for that reason, they are same weight as the single filters to ensure smooth gimbal operation.
Jeff

Thanks for the info.
Can I have a link for these combo filters please?

Moshe.mmm Posted at 2016-5-21 16:02
Thanks for the info.
Can I have a link for these combo filters please?

Link for Cinema Neutral Density/Polarizer Filters

Thanks.
I'm not sure which set should I go for.
The cinema vivid look more suitable for me because its with pl but I doubt nd16 would be enough for our summery sun..

Is the a possibility to mix from the two sets?
Thanks.

Moshe.mmm Posted at 2016-5-22 12:11
Thanks.
I'm not sure which set should I go for.
The cinema vivid look more suitable for me because ...

I personally use the Cinema Series 90% of the time, but you are correct, if it is very bright out you might need the ND32 or even the ND64.

Shoot me an email and I can get you a custom set built!
Jeff.overall@polarprofilters.com

Thanks Moshe!

Jeff