PolarPro Cinematographers Filter 10pack For DJI Osmo Action

PolarPro Cinematographers Filter 10 pack for DJI Osmo Action
The Cinematographers Collection contains almost all filters that PolarPro has in its range for the DJI Osmo Action camera. The kit contains 5 ND neutral density filters and 5 combined ND/PL filters from the Vivid and Shutter collections of the Cinema Series. All filters have a 16-layer scratch-resistant and water- and grease-repellent coating. This coating also prevents reflections. The filters are equipped with the practical magnetic HotSwap system. Screw the HotSwap adapter onto the camera, after which the magnetic filters can be easily removed, attached and exchanged without having to unscrew or screw the filter itself. The filters are resistant to rain, but it is not recommended to use them underwater as they can easily detach from the lens.

Combination of ND and polarizing filter
The Cinematographers Collection consists of the following filters: an ND4/PL, ND8/PL, ND16/PL, ND32/PL, ND64/PL, ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32 and ND64 filter. The ND4 and ND4/PL filters reduce 2 f/stops of light, the ND8 and ND8/PL filters remove 3 stops of light, the ND16 and ND16/PL filters correct 4 stops, the ND32 and ND32/PL filters correct 5 f /stops the heavy ND64 and ND64/PL filters remove no less than 6 f/stops of light. You can use these filters if there is too much (bright) light that makes your exposure go out. The shutter speed of the camera is adjusted to 1/120 sec with the various filters. in HD movies (1080/60) or to 1/60 sec. for 4K/30. By turning the ND/PL filters, the polarization effect also works, giving your images more saturated, vibrant colors. Previously, this required two separate filters.

Filters are ideal accessories
Gray filters are perfect accessories for the DJI Osmo Action because, just like with normal photo and video cameras, they are necessary to solve some lighting problems. Gray filters reduce the amount of incoming light on the sensor and thus prevent overexposed parts in your shots. Ideal in the snow or by the sea. In addition, an ND filter also allows slower shutter speeds, which is important when setting the correct frame rate for your camera. The shutter speeds for video are simply different than for a photo camera.