Freewell Mavic 4 Pro ND Filters Standard Day - 4 Pack

The Freewell Standard Day 4-Pack ND Filters for DJI Mavic 4 Pro includes split ND8/4, ND16/8, ND32/16, and ND64/32 filters, enabling precise exposure adjustment in mixed lighting environments. These filters balance bright skies and shadowed terrain for smooth, dynamic transitions. Built with true colour-coated optical glass and a gimbal-safe frame, they maintain sharpness and stability for consistent, cinematic-quality aerial footage.

Freewell Mavic 4 Pro ND Filters Standard Day - 4 Pack Key Features:

• Split ND8/4 ND16/8 ND32/16 and ND64/32 filters for mixed lighting control
• True colour optical coating maintains accurate image tones
• High-grade optical glass delivers sharp and detailed footage
• Dual-density ND design balances sky and ground exposure
• Compatible with the DJI Mavic 4 Pro
• Enables slower shutter speeds for cinematic motion rendering
• Multilayer coating resists scratches, water, and dust
• Engineered to minimise lens flare and preserve contrast

What's in the box?

• 1 x Freewell ND8/4 Filter for DJI Mavic 4 Pro
• 1 x Freewell ND16/8 Filter for DJI Mavic 4 Pro
• 1 x Freewell ND32/16 Filter for DJI Mavic 4 Pro
• 1 x Freewell ND64/32 Filter for DJI Mavic 4 Pro

FAQs:

What is a split ND filter, and how does it work?

Split ND filters combine two neutral density values on a single filter, such as ND8 and ND4. This technology allows the drone to manage exposure in high-contrast scenes, where the sky is much brighter than the landscape. The result is smoother transitions between bright and dark areas, improving overall exposure balance without post-processing.

Can these filters remain attached during gimbal calibration?

Yes. Each filter is designed with a lightweight, precision-fit frame tailored for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro. They do not interfere with the gimbal’s startup sequence or balance calibration. Pilots can leave them attached without affecting stabilisation or flight safety, even when powering the drone or changing shooting positions.

How do the filters affect image quality and colour fidelity?

The filters use high-definition optical glass with a true-colour coating. This technology ensures minimal image degradation while maintaining sharpness across the frame. The coatings are calibrated to preserve natural colour rendering, helping to avoid colour casts or shifts that would otherwise require correction in post-production.

How do I choose the correct split ND filter based on lighting conditions?

ND8/4 is suitable for soft daylight or cloudy conditions. ND16/8 works well in moderate sunlight. ND32/16 is designed for strong sunlight, and ND64/32 is best used under very bright conditions, such as midday sun or reflective environments like snow or water. Each filter helps maintain cinematic shutter speeds while preventing blown highlights.