DJI Osmo Action ND Filter Set with Corning Gorilla Glass Construction for Osmo Action 4, Osmo Action 3, Osmo Action 5 Pro Cameras (ND 8, 16, and 32)

If you have the DJI Osmo Action 5 you must have these it makes a world of difference. Build quality is of the highest standard and functionality and value of money is truly unmatched. I used it for my overseas travel and my DJI Osmo Action Pro 5 camera was happy to have this on.

Perfect fit for DJI osmo action 5 pro. Just remove the original rubber ring on the camera and slide these over the lens. Snug fit and never fell off

The media could not be loaded. These ND filters for the Osmo Action 4 are a game changer for outdoor shooting. If you want more cinematic shots from your DJI action camera, these ND filters are 100% worth it. Installation and removal are also quick and easy; all you have to do is slide it on and slide it back off. The filter also stays on while riding, so don't worry about it falling off either

Just right.

They work!

I had seen some ND filters that required they be screwed onto the DJU Action 5 Pro in place of the protective lens. I didn’t want to be unscrewing and screwing on filters while out using the camera. The idea of a filter that fits over the protective lens works great. There is a but of rubber around the inside edge so that when you put it over the protective lens, it stays in place really well. When I had ordered them, I was afraid it would be something that could be knocked off while in use but that isn’t the case. This is a great set of ND filters and the storage case is well built and makes it easy to remove and store the lenses.

These are high quality ND filters, and fit perfectly snug...but you really don't need ND filters on an action camera. Trying to follow the 180 rule on an action camera is going to give you terrible results. You need a fast shutter speed to make sure each and every frame is free of motion blur if you plan to use the stabilization or gyro data to stabilize in post. If there's motion blur in the frames, you'll get ghosting all over the place if you try to stabilize it. Keep the shutter speed at 1/200 or faster if you want clean stabilization. Using an ND filter will make it hard to do that.

I have nothing negative to say about this ND filter set. I like everything about it: ND values are 8, 16, 32 (which are the most used when it cones to daylight filming); They are easy to install and remove from camera lens; The slim case is high-quality, lightweight and securely hold the filters; The filters are high-quality (DJI says it’s made of Gorilla glass—I’ve no reason to doubt their claim) and I don’t see any image aberrations. These are outstanding. I know there are less expensive ND filters sets with more lenses in the kit, but it’s unlikely anyone would need more than three to choose from to use with an Osmo Action camera due to the electronic stabilization requires a higher shutter speed (at least 1/200).