I'd like to know the exact weight of the original DJI's filters for P4P, but unable to find this info anywhere...
Thanks in advance

I believe they are 1.7g

Hello there. I appreciate your time bringing this query to us. We will confirm this information to our engineers. Your patience will be much appreciated.

A CW Posted at 2018-6-26 00:51
I believe they are 1.7g

Thanks for your answer, but I'd need an exact weight please...

DJI Wanda Posted at 2018-6-26 03:40
Hello there. I appreciate your time bringing this query to us. We will confirm this information to our engineers. Your patience will be much appreciated.

Thank you Wanda, look forward for your confirmation.

I have accurate scales and there is no one weight as each is different. These are the weights of mine.
Clear is 2.46gm
ND4 is 2.61gm
ND8 is 2.41gm
ND16 is 2.5gm

Jenee 2 Posted at 2018-6-26 20:21
I have accurate scales and there is no one weight as each is different. These are the weights of mine.
Clear is 2.46gm
ND4 is 2.61gm

Thank you very much Jenee 2,
I recently bought some aftermarket filters but weigh 5+ gm, I think will return them as +100% gimble overload is, in my opinion, too much for repeated, long therm operations...
Unfortunately it seems many aftermarket filters claiming to have alu, ultralight airframes are not or weigh x2 or even x3 than the original ones. To name only few: PolarPro on the high top end and Neweer on the budget one.
Intrigued about Sandmarc as they claim for a ultralightweight version of only 1gm per filter...There is a lot of (intentionally ?) missing key information on manufacturer's webpages.

15matjan Posted at 2018-6-26 22:29
Thank you very much Jenee 2,
I recently bought some aftermarket filters but weigh 5+ gm, I think will return them as +100% gimble overload is, in my opinion, too much for repeated, long therm operations...
Unfortunately it seems many aftermarket filters claiming to have alu, ultralight airframes are not or weigh x2 or even x3 than the original ones. To name only few: PolarPro on the high top end and Neweer on the budget one.

Hi there. Thank you for patiently waiting for the response. We already confirm this to our engineers and according to them, the weight of the Phantom 4 pro filters is 2.4g.

DJI Wanda Posted at 2018-6-27 01:02
Hi there. Thank you for patiently waiting for the response. We already confirm this to our engineers and according to them, the weight of the Phantom 4 pro filters is 2.4g.

Thank you very much Wanda, I'll buy the original ones in this case.
Regards

15matjan Posted at 2018-6-27 01:44
Thank you very much Wanda, I'll buy the original ones in this case.
Regards

You're welcome.

TommyGa Posted at 2018-6-27 07:14
Hope you didn't order yet-  there are lightweight ones that are just as good and MUCH cheaper:
https://www.amazon.com/PENIVO-Ultraviolet-Phantom-Advanced-suitable/dp/B074QHJ8CZ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1530112436&sr=8-1&keywords=penivo+dji+uv

Thank you TommyGa, didn't ordered yet but the link you posted is for a UV filter which is something I'm not interested in (P4P already comes with one).
Also the Penivo filters are heavier : 3.6 grams than DJI (2.4 grams)
Thanks again

TommyGa Posted at 2018-6-27 07:22
That company also makes identical ND filters for much cheaper than DJI:
https://www.amazon.com/PENIVO-Ci ... o+dji+phantom+4+pro   If you look on Amazon, they also sell individual ND P4Pro filters at $10 per filter  -1/3 of what DJI charges. The dimensions and the filters look identical to DJI. I would bet they are likely made in the same factory, and just rebranded.

Yes, sounds great and look quite alike. I'll give them a try...
Thanks

Quite deceived with the weight of, more expensive and, much praised PolarPro...5.6 grams

TommyGa Posted at 2018-6-27 08:33
Yeah - the markup of some aftermarket filters can be absurd. These ones are identical to the DJI ones. In the Amazon reviews, people say that they couldn't even tell the difference. Might as well pay a fraction of the price for the same product!

Already ordered and will come back with a feed-back as I'll compare them with some original DJI. As said there is a lot of intentionally missing information as well as expensive products or brands which don't deserve the extra money...at least not mine.