DJI Drone Mini3 Pro Filter Set ( ND4 + ND8 + ND16 + ND32 + ND64 + ND1000 ) with Single-sided Anti-reflection Green Film and a Set of Paddles for Mini3

So far I had no experience with filters on drones. Of course, I have already noticed the problems that arise when taking pictures in bright ambient light or directly against the sun.

I received the set with 6 filters and 8 propellers including screws and a screwdriver. The filter attachments are excellently packaged in a sturdy plastic box and a foam carrier. These can be removed relatively easily, and newcomers can also mount them on the camera of the drone without much practice.

With normal to medium-strong sunlight, the ND4, ND8 or ND16 filters are completely sufficient. If the sun shines unhindered on the camera, you can safely use ND32 or ND64. Only the ND1000 filter darkens the image and is probably more likely to be used with strong reflections on the water surface.

Conclusion: great, high-quality set, whose filters hold optimally on the lens of the drone camera.

A very extensive set of different filters for different effects, for a wide variety of motifs and recordings is supplied. What I want to say is, which filter is suitable for which application, everyone decides for themselves. Of course there is a basic recommendation, but I have found that simply trying it out and using the lighting effects allows for great shots. There is also a set with 8 propellers... in an all-rounder package.

But now to the product. For just under 50 euros you get 6 different filters or object attachments. Strictly speaking, another part is mounted on the DJI, which may lead to the permissible total weight being exceeded again - think of the 250 g limit!

The assembly is easy to implement. Not quite as easy as shown in the product image but comparable in principle. Turn off, put on and turn on - done. Have fun trying. 5 Stars.

I wanted ND filters for my DJI mini 3 Pro and this kit of 6 filters and propellers was exactly what I was looking for. Today was a very bright sunny autumn day and the light was too strong and harsh so I used these filters to get a good result and I'm happy they match my Mini 3. They come in a small plastic case to protect them and make carrying the kit easier. Very easy to put on, this was something I didn't think would be. I had to try them all on to see which would give the best result for that sunny day and there was one of the six that got me the image I wanted. If you are looking for ND filters for your mini I recommended them and you also get propellers.

I use my drones for my film work for YouTube and I'm always looking for the perfect open and close cinematic shot. These fit and work perfectly and help me get this Hollywood shot. Bonus: - Also free blades.
Very well made and very easy to attach and remove. You don't have to worry about falling off during flight as they are very safe.

The K&F Concept DJI Mini 3 Pro filters make for great footage. The filter I had was the CPL32. Installing the filters is easy by yourself (see video). Simply twist the lens filter if one is on to remove it. Then take the filter you want to install and place it at a slight angle. When it is flush with the lens, give it a quick twist. It is so easy. I have attached a short video showing the installation process.

The 3 filters come in a plastic case for convenient storage of the filters. However, you cannot use your standard drone lens cap as the body cap does not close.

In addition to the filters, you also get a set of propellers with a screwdriver. I'm not averse to using third-party propellers, but compared to DJI's own-manufactured ones, there's a certain level of dread in using them. Just for completeness, the props don't look as good quality as the originals and probably aren't, but they aren't bad quality and I'm sure they would work just as efficiently as the DJI equivalent, but I do maybe just stick with the DJI with my 400lb drone. Having said that, I consider this to be a gimmick and doesn't add credence to the filters, which speak for themselves anyway.

In general I found the K&F filters to be very good and satisfied with the quality of the filtered videos they produced, although on a few occasions I did notice a slight reflection of the sun, in the form of a line going down the screen and another in one other video but these were on screen for a split second but I didn't notice anything with no filter enabled.

In summary, while there was an issue with a fraction of my video, possibly due to the filter, I can't be sure I would still rate these filters as a good buy. You get 3 CPL ND filters and they are good quality. You get the propellers too, but definitely not the same quality as DJI's own. But for £35 you get a lot for your money so I'd definitely give them a try.

Update: Referring to the shadow in one of the videos. I've since seen similar solar flares on other drone videos, so I can conclude that this isn't a fault with the filters themselves.

These ND filters are literally the most common filters I use with friends when we're filming stuff.
These K&F filters are a brand that has never been used before. These filters didn't add any weight to the drone which is nice, they were super easy to install and remove and the kit offers a very good range of filters to suit almost any situation.

From using cloudy days to the brightest days and these helped with motion blur when flying low and slightly fast and added a more cinematic feel to the video.
The material used and the quality are really nice.
You get extra propellers which I didn't use as I didn't want to take apart a brand new Mini 3 unless that would also be necessary and the filters did make the difference but if you have a minor accident do it it least have some spares.

Overall a great quality filter that helps produce great footage. In terms of value I think it's a fair price considering there are more expensive ones on the market today.

I like to fly my drones early in the day when there aren't many people around, but the downside is that the sun is low in the sky and this gets worse in the winter months.
I've been thinking about trying ND filters for a while so I was delighted to have the opportunity to try this comprehensive set which includes ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64 and ND1000 and offers 2-10 stops of light reduction .
The filters weigh 1.1g, which is only 0.3g more than the detachable camera lens cover. This means that the total weight of the drone is still within the 250g limit for flight in A3.
Because the Mini 3 Pro camera has a fixed aperture, these filters provide an effective way to reduce shutter speed for more natural video capture.
The filters are supplied in a plastic housing with a click lock. The case is a bit larger than I would have liked, but it makes removing the filters easier and the empty space can be used to store the original frame or the removed filter.
The DJI Mini 3 Pro's camera is very small and I was afraid that if I took the cover off and replaced it with a filter I might damage it, but the whole process is pretty simple. However, I found it advisable to place the filters over my drone body so that if something falls it can be easily recovered.
Due to the current weather conditions and personal commitments, I have not yet been able to carry out a meaningful test. I will update this review when the opportunity arises.

The filters sit really well and stably on the camera. Anyone who has ever lost the Mini 2 filters will confirm it.

Image quality is also at the highest level. K&F is not the reference in the filter sector for nothing.

Everything is a bit more expensive, but the quality can't be beat.

One of the best things you can do to improve the quality of your photos and videos from a drone is to add some filters. In bright light, neutral density filters will speed up your shutter speed. This allows you to achieve longer photo exposures and more natural-looking motion in videos.

The circular polarizer that I use the most on my DJI Mini 3 pro is the circular polarizer. After installing the filter, I point the drone in the main direction I want to shoot and rotate the polarizer to get the best result.

The filters are easy to install and remove. Place the "dots" on the mount against the back of the camera and slide the filter lens over the camera lens. The filters are very light and do not interfere with the movement of the gimbal.

I have used filters from this brand on my DSLR so I was not surprised by the high quality of these filters.

This set of ND filters came with (ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32, ND 64 and ND1000). They come in a nice plastic case with slots for each filter. They do not move in the closed housing.

They fit perfectly on the Mini 3 Pro. They snap into place and I've had no problems with them falling off.

I found my photos came out best with ND8 and ND16, but that all depends on the conditions at the time of flight. I think an ND128 would be more useful than an ND1000.

Good value for money and good quality for 6 filters compared to other brands that are more expensive. This set also includes spare propellers which is a nice bonus!