I've been longing for a variable ND filter for the pocket ever since I bought it, and Kase have finally brought one out. I personally find the single ND filters pretty much useless in differing light, as it's such a pain in the butt to keep swapping them out. Anyway, here's a link to the filter and I'll report back on its quality when I start to use it with a few video examples.

http://trippro.com.hk/en/product ... -Pocket-ND2%252d400減光鏡.html

Link goes to an error message.
This one seems to work:
http://tinyurl.com/y4fm2vzl

Curt1591 Posted at 5-2 22:32
Link goes to an error message.
This one seems to work:
http://tinyurl.com/y4fm2vzl

You're right. Weird. It works perfectly when I copy and paste it from the browser, but breaks when I post it.

Anyway, just go to Trippro.com.hk and then go to DJI>Pocket>page 4

That is weird and... amazing if it really works... waiting for your review.

El Diabolico Posted at 5-3 00:33
That is weird and... amazing if it really works... waiting for your review.

You'll need to wait for someone else's review ...

Curt1591 Posted at 5-3 00:59
You'll need to wait for someone else's review ...

Sorry, I don’t get what you mean.

Curt1591 Posted at 5-3 00:59
You'll need to wait for someone else's review ...

You are right, I clicked in your link that was working... hopefully the original OP will post some review here

Since some people have reported filters scratching the Pockets lens, my concern would be if the magnet is strong enough to insure that the filter won't 'twist" when turned

theprisoner6666 Posted at 5-3 01:08
Sorry, I don’t get what you mean.

I mean I won't be buying it.

Hello and good day theprisoner6666. Thank you for sharing your insights and this link with us today. You may also check the DJI Osmo Pocket ND Filters Set fro our DJI Store. I will post a link where in you can check the overview and the specifications of the said ND Filters. Thank you.

https://store.dji.com/product/os ... t-v2&position=0

I also ordered one.
Looking forward to find out the quality.

Tests of the Kase VND show it has HORRIBLE polarization issues. In my opinion, it is worthless.

The Kase Wide Angle Lens works great (minor vignetting) if you are in 16:9, but if you are in 4:3, then the vignetting will ruin the image

KerryG Posted at 5-3 12:01
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Thanks for the images. It seems the VND is only suitable for certain situations then, where there's not such a noticeable problem with polarising, such as deep blue skies. I don't notice the problem on the tree reflections in your shot though, which at least is one thing, and seeing as we rarely get deep blue skies here in Hong Kong, I think I could probably still make use of it for other situations as the image quality looks OK. As for the colour cast, that should be easy to fix in post, unless the cast changes across the frame, which will obviously make it much more difficult. I'll post some footage of different weather/lighting conditions when I receive it.

Cheers for the images though.

Thanks for sharing