NEEWER Magnetic ND CPL UV Filter Set Compatible with DJI OSMO Pocket Pocket 4 & 3, 6 Pack UV Neutral Density ND16 ND32 ND64 ND256 Circular Polarizing Filters, Coated HD Optical Glass/Aluminum Frame

La calidad me surprendió!

Alla fine è il kit col miglior rapporto qualità prezzo, che contiene i filtri realmente utili nell’uso in shutter al doppio dell’esposizione per riprese cinematografiche. Uno dei pochi inoltre che permette la chiusura del gimbal quando si spenge la camera.

This Neewer magnetic filter set is exactly what I was looking for to get the most out of my DJI OSMO Pocket 3. The magnets are strong and secure, making it quick and easy to swap filters on the go. I’ve tested all six included filters, and each one performs brilliantly – especially the ND256 for bright, sunny conditions and the CPL for reducing glare and reflections.Image quality remains sharp, and I haven’t noticed any colour shifts or vignetting. The UV filter is great for added lens protection, and the whole set feels really well made. It’s also super compact and easy to carry around with the rest of my gear.Highly recommend this kit for anyone who wants more creative control over their footage without spending a fortune.

ちょっとマグネットが弱い気がします3回ほど脱落紛失をしています薄型だし画質の面では問題ないです満足

I wrote that comparison and sent it over to the Freewell set as wellFreewell set is nice, but for example anamorphic lens is has an extremely poor magnet so the first time I used it it dropped on the concrete (no damage luckily) with ND on.quality wise filters are amazing, but I also own NEEWER set, which I don't use as it doesn't have anamorphic lens ( tbh it is sold separately, but from the reviews it destroys quality) and NEEWER ND filters are magnetically incompatible with the Freewell lenses.UPD: Ok I'm revisiting this post - some more observations.Actually I like Neewer set more now. Reasons:1. Neewer Nd Filters fit to spare stock camera protection case ND holder.2. Neewer ND filter holds magnetically extremely well, whereas for Freewell either with anamorphic lens or with just an ND filter, it could easily detach if you swing your camera swiftly. Magnets are very weak for Freewell.3. Neewer filters DO fit camera lens perfectly and gimbal locks normally, wheres for Freewell it does not so gimbal doesn't lock normally.4. Freewell Anamophic lens despite it's allegedly "film look" crops and wider FOV softens picture with the same settings. Not that drastic of a difference, but noticeable especially on distant small object and textures.5. Freewell Anamophic lens has slight color tint and warms the picture too much (or that's ND filter?) so I had to go -900 with WB in some cases with the same scene.Worth noticing, the tests were conducted 2 hours apart, so lighting could've changed and for Neewer I used ND16, wheres for Freewell I used ND32.With all that in mind I'd now recommend NEEWER set instead, from my perspective anamorphic lens not worth it in my particular case.Tests were conducted with Davinci Studio 18.6, both in DlogM and HLG for clarity. (resulting picture is basically the same, just need LUT in one case and color space transform in the other.