Hi,
Does anyone know if the Phantom 4 ND filters would now work with the new Pahntom 4 Pro?

Thanks

They will not, the lens is a different size.

i dont think there even needed? for the p4p? maybe a mod can answer as iv seen this asked before, and someone said what iv just said

Maybe polar Pro are working on some.

Sky Mike Posted at 2016-11-22 08:11
i dont think there even needed? for the p4p? maybe a mod can answer as iv seen this asked before, an ...

People will still use them, but they are less necessary because of the aperture and shutter settings you can now do. People still us ND filters on SLR cameras that are better than what's on the P4P. Depends on what you're shooting and the effect you're going for.

The variable aperture in the P4 Pro goes from f/2.8 to f/11 which removes the need for ND 4, 8, and 16 filters.   But, an ND filter will be requred to get down to 5 or 6 stops (ND32, ND64). And, there still will be a requirment for  polarizing filters and graduated ND filters.

I would be interested in polarizing filter.

as mentioned above you won't be able to compensate exposure with aputure for very bright sun while shooting 1/50 (for PAL), becouse ASA 100 and F 11 sometimes is just not enough.

there you go

https://www.polarprofilters.com/collections/dji-phantom-4-pro


and nd4, nd8 and nd16 in the dji store

http://store.dji.com/product/pha ... -filter#/?_k=2lw85l

Phantom 4 Pro had Manuel Controls I dont think U need any filter with IT ... but Phantom 4 / 3 Non of any filter fit In New P4 PRO

This video show the old PP will not fit. Lucky they will be making some soon.

No, P4 ND filters are not compatible with the P4P. However, DJI have released new ND filters for the P4P on their online store at £25 each. The need for ND's on the P4P is not as necessary as on the previous Phantoms but they are there now if you want them.

Hey,

Phantom 4 Pro Filters are different from Phantom 4.
We even have long exposure filter up to ND1000.

Phantom 4 Pro Filters

Thanks
Harry

Freewell Posted at 2016-12-16 09:35
Hey,

Phantom 4 Pro Filters are different from Phantom 4.

I assume the pictured Phantom 4 Pro is the EXACT one I'll receive WITH the filters, right?

DRONE-flies-YOU Posted at 2016-12-16 14:52
I assume the pictured Phantom 4 Pro is the EXACT one I'll receive WITH the filters, right?

Hey,

Yes all pictures are taken with the filters .

Thanks
Harry

Ability to control aperture on the P4p does not eliminate the use of ND filters because one can only close down the aperture so much before losing significant sharpness due to light diffraction. I would avoid closing down to smaller than f6.3, which on the P4p 1inch sensor is equivalent to about f17 on a full frame sensor.  

I make all of my new students read this - https://photographylife.com/iso- ... rture-for-beginners

fans8c6fa818 Posted at 2017-2-22 05:32
Ability to control aperture on the P4p does not eliminate the use of ND filters because one can only close down the aperture so much before losing significant sharpness due to light diffraction. I would avoid closing down to smaller than f6.3, which on the P4p 1inch sensor is equivalent to about f17 on a full frame sensor.

Sound, poignant and technically apt advice. Unfortunately it will fall on deaf ears amongst the majority of this crowd and they'll continue to harp on about the inclusion of an aperture on the P4 camera.

jwt-873 Posted at 2016-11-22 06:58
The variable aperture in the P4 Pro goes from f/2.8 to f/11 which removes the need for ND 4, 8, and 16 filters.   But, an ND filter will be requred to get down to 5 or 6 stops (ND32, ND64). And, there still will be a requirment for  polarizing filters and graduated ND filters.

Thanks for the great info.