Neewer Magnetic ND/PL Filter Kit Compatible with DJI Osmo Pocket 2 / Osmo Pocket 1 Camera-4-Pack, ND8/PL, ND16/PL, ND32/PL, ND64/PL Filter, Made of Optical Glass and Aviation Aluminum Frame (Black)

Very affordable and Great little set of filters for the Pocket 2. Magnetic attachment works very well and east to apply. Comes in a nice little presentation kit that will fit perfectly in a camera carry case. I've used them all and the ND filters are very effective. The polarising filter is good, but given it is quite small it needs you to be quite delicate when turning the dial to avoid leaving finger prints on the lens. 5*

The filters work good on the camera but they do introduce a little shading to the edges of your footage

Great value and perform well. They fit well and are held in place by a magnetic surface. I haven't noticed any image degradation and the polarizing ring helps control reflections. ND filters are essential to control shutter speed on the Pocket2 and have used them for timelapse and general video to great effect. I will be putting up a youtube review of these soon. Search 'Drone Film Camera'. All in recommended.

Great for my DJI pocket1

These a great filters. Good quality but are so fiddly and lightly magnetised. So turning the red wheel on the front of the lens is fiddly because they don’t stick on with a very strong magnet. But they are still worth the money. Love them.

The Neewer Magnetic ND/PL Filter Kit for DJI Osmo Pocket Camera-4 Pieces are probably the worst filter I have ever purchased. The glass is low quality with tiny imperfections, the polarization is useless and makes images look bad and blurry with unnatural blueish colour. It is an absolute waste of money. I wish I had a chance to return it before I took in on a long trip. Also it scratched the osmo pockets lens.

This is a set of 3 Neutral Density filters and 5 Polarising Neutral Density filters which I bought to use with my Pocket 2. The filters work fine. To be honest, the polarising adjustment rings are awkward and fiddly due to their size, but that is unavoidable. They snap magnetically onto the front of my Pocket 2 camera, but can be a little tricky to remove, again because of their unavoidable size. If you own a Pocket 2, you will be familiar with the way in which the camera automatically closes and stows itself neatly when powered off. I have found that when I use the 3 ND filters, that continues to be the case. However, when I use the 5 filters with the polarising rings, the filters are somewhat deeper and the camera will NOT stow itself away, although it does try to do so. Sometimes this means the filter gets flicked off and drops to the ground or into a nearby river etc. I understand this can also lead to long term damage to the camera mechanism. Therefore it is very important to always remove the polarising filters before powering off the Pocket 2. Yes, I have noticed some reviews which mentions that the Pocket 2 can auto detect the presence of the filters, but for me, that is not true. However, these are an essential accessory for the Pocket 2 if you want to understand and correctly use the manual exposure settings of this excellent camera on bright sunny days.

These came in a little plastic case which on first impressions is more than adequate, but it is a bit fragile and mine has now cracked somehow. The product itself is very well made and attaches to the cameras lens very easily and the adjustment of the polarizers that are fitted to some of the ND's is very smooth. At this time not problematic, but I haven't used them that much and so cannot state like the long term longevity of the item. I have used ND filters for many years in my photography and it would seem the only way to attach a polarizer to an ND filter for the pocket series of cameras would be to attach it directly to the filter. I am not sure whether this will affect the longevity of the filter? These really are a must have product, but do seem kind of expensive for such tiny filters, but there are about as many as you would need in the packet and they are doubled up with the added circular polarizer.

Works great. Attached magnetically and does not fall off easily. Moreover i am impressed by superfast delivery , from japan to india in just 4 days.

Great set of ND filters for both the original Osmo Pocket as well as Osmo Pocket 2. They fit perfectly and they are easy to attach as well as remove. Personally I use the ND 8 and 16 the most. I occasionally use the ND 4 on overcast days and on exceptional bright days I may need to use the 32 but that has been rarely.

Ottimo prodotto di ottima qualità,compatibile al 100% con l’osmo pocket. Peccato per la spedizione che ha ritardato due giorni...

These work great, I love how they snap magnetically to attach to the Osmo 2. Nice assortment for filtering out light in different ambient light settings

Haré una opinión 100% honesta. No conocía la marca y no soy muy dado a usar otras marcas que no sean Pgytech o Freewell, pero me ha sorprendido gratamente para bien en cuanto a calidad / precio, no tienen nada que envidiar a filtros mucho más caros. La caja en que vienen es de plástico negra, sencilla y funcional. Con un interior imantado y limpio donde los filtros se mantienen protegidos, imantados firmemente (aunque si le das un golpe a la caja se despegan). En este aspecto correcto. Los filtros están hechos de aluminio con muy buenos acabados, dan una imagen uniforme y nítida, sin fugas de luz y se encajan bien magnéticamente en la lente del Osmo Pocket sin problemas, muy fáciles de poner y limpiar. La fuerza del imán es suficiente para mantener el filtro en su sitio para actividades normales, pero para actividades de aventura no creo que aguante los zarandeos fuertes. Comparando con otros filtros, la rueda del polarizado para mi gusto la noto algo suelta en todos los filtros, pero no es problemático porque el Osmo Pocket no lo vas a tener con vibraciones, golpes y cosas que puedan hacerla vibrar y girar sola. Me hubiera gustado algo más apretada. No recomiendo dejar el filtro montado dentro de la funda del Osmo Pocket, podría despegarse y perderlo. Ahora hablando más técnicamente, configurando el video en 2,7k a 60fps, con ISO100 y exposición al 1/120, se consigue el tan deseado efecto "blur" para una imagen más natural al movimiento. Además la ruedecita PL le da un plus para eliminar reflejos y tener un cielo más azul, incluso colores más vivos. No los he probado en nocturno aun, pero seguro que se consiguen grandes fotos con exposición prolongada y sin colores quemados. El cardan funciona perfectamente con el filtro montado. En conclusión, si te gusta grabar y hacer fotos en configuración manual, los recomiendo encarecidamente ya que mejoran el video y la foto de manera más natural (si sabes usarlos en cada ocasión, claro, sino te arruina las tomas). Son de buena calidad y dan muy buenos resultados. Y por el precio merecen mucho la pena.