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DJI Mavic 3 Pro ND Filter Set (ND8/16/32/64)

Four-filter kit: ND8/16/32/64 for flexible exposure control in bright scenes.
Tri-camera coverage: designed for wide, medium-tele and tele lenses on Mavic 3 Pro / Pro Cine.
Cinematic motion: enables 180° shutter and low ISO for smooth, natural blur.
Matched optics: tele lens uses adjusted density to keep exposure consistent across all three cameras.
Precise fit & lightweight: ~5.1 g each; lens windows sized for all three cameras (20.2×15.5 mm; Ø 13.7 mm; Ø 12.1 mm)

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Overview

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Product specifications

Feature	Details	Evidence
Filters in box	ND8 ×1, ND16 ×1, ND32 ×1, ND64 ×1	DJI store listing for the Mavic 3 Pro ND set.
Cameras covered	Wide, Medium-tele, Tele (3-camera system)	B&H: kit covers all 3 gimbal lenses.
Light-reduction tuning	Tele camera uses slightly different reduction to avoid underexposure	Drone Nerds product note.
Light transmission size	Wide: 20.2×15.5 mm; Medium-tele: Ø 13.7 mm; Tele: Ø 12.1 mm	DJI store specs.
Weight (single filter)	≈ 5.1 g	DJI store specs.
Use case	Long-exposure / bright-light shutter-speed control (180° shutter)	DJI “Take a Closer Look” section.
Compatibility	Mavic 3 Pro, Mavic 3 Pro Cine

Product Description

The DJI Mavic 3 Pro ND Filter Set is tailor-made for the Mavic 3 Pro / Pro Cine’s triple-camera gimbal. The kit includes ND8, ND16, ND32 and ND64 filters, letting you lower shutter speed for smooth, cinematic motion blur and long-exposure shots in bright light. DJI optimizes the tele camera’s light-reduction level so exposure stays consistent across all three lenses, preventing the tele from underexposing when the wide and medium-tele look correct. Each filter snaps on securely and is engineered to fit the three lenses precisely: Wide-angle 20.2 × 15.5 mm, Medium-tele Ø 13.7 mm, Tele Ø 12.1 mm, with ~5.1 g weight per filter. In short: clean footage at 180° shutter with low ISO—without fighting blown highlights.