This is a great filter set that is very easy to install/uninstall and change filters. Simply twist the original lens cap counterclockwise and it will come off. These filters snap into place and are safe to fly.

The video in my review shows the DJI Mavic 3 Classic doing a hyperlapse at sunset. The video was stabilized and color corrected (which was really easy with the ND8 filter).

I recommend this set. You can't go wrong unless you're using the wrong filter.

The DJI Mavic 3 Classic already takes very good pictures ex works, but using ND/PL filters makes the pictures richer in contrast and reduces reflections. That's why I decided on the set from K&F Concept. The filter was delivered in a storage box.

Assembly is easy, turn the frame slightly to the left, remove and simply place the new filter on it offset to the left, then turn slightly to the right and this will fix it. So a quick change is possible. I generally use the ND/PL filters for photos and videos. Because the colors come across more effectively and better. When it comes to ND/PL filters, I mostly use the ND8PL and ND16PL. ND32PL and DN64PL when it is extremely bright, in winter when it snows, on days with clear skies and clear sunshine. From ND32PL upwards, the filter softens the rapid movements of waterfalls and clouds, which comes across as silky. Everything else is razor sharp. It's best to try it yourself and then compare the results.

The quality of the materials, including the glass, is impeccable and the processing of the filters is good. The attachment is easy and quick, they hold reliably, fit perfectly and the recordings are much more professional.

The PL filter minimizes mirroring and reflections. In addition, the images become more colorful and richer in contrast.
Explanation of the ND filter: I use them for long-term exposure and depending on the sunlight. This allows you to take softer shots.
What is a neutral density filter/ND filter? A neutral density filter is a filter where the glass is completely darkened so that less light can enter the lens.
So it is possible to choose longer shutter speeds and to achieve the corresponding effects, such as foggy water or soft, long-drawn-out clouds. This would not be possible without a filter, as the image would be extremely overexposed or even completely white.

About the neutral density filters:
There are different variations of gray filters with confusing, different names from different manufacturers. I don't want to go into the different manufacturers here, just the different designations. I had to read through it first, but basically, it's easy to understand.

The designations for this set mean:
ND8 = Slowing down the shutter speed by 3 f-stops to increase the exposure time
ND16 = slow down the shutter speed by 4 f-stops to increase the exposure time
ND32 = slow down the shutter speed by 5 f-stops to increase the exposure time
ND64 = slow down the shutter speed by 6 f-stops to increase the exposure time

This allows outdoor scenes to be created very effectively and effectively. With the use of the various filters you will see how beneficial they actually are. Every professional works with such filters ;-)

Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that I was able to help a little with this.

I've had the DJI Mavic 3 Classic for a long time, mainly to take nice pictures and 5K videos on vacation.

I filmed without a filter for a while and was always amazed at the inconsistent quality.
Personally, what bothers me the most is that I can't film properly against the sun without the glare constantly interfering with the recordings.

The K&F Concept ND/PL filter set seems to be the solution to my problems.

Actually, I wasn't really aware that there was such a thing for my drone.
But I didn't really look for it either, because I rarely use the drone.
Of course, it has to be emphasized that the DJI recordings are simply very good even without a filter.

But once you have started working with the individual filters, the sometimes extreme difference in the recordings becomes clear.

With the different filters, which are also made to fit very precisely and without any optical defects, the images are optically much softer and more even.

When shooting in direct sunlight, the glare is no longer so extreme, but rather soft and balanced.
In particular, shots taken in snow or over water with strong reflections improve visibly.
So I no longer have to edit my films with my software afterwards to reduce reflections and glare.

The filters can be attached with a slight twist and are super secure!
In terms of quality, the filters could also be an original product!

In terms of weight, nothing serious has changed either, since the control of the gimbal still works very well.

It is not a product for beginners. You need some knowledge to use it. The build quality is excellent.

From a quality point of view, this product is amazing. Very well built, lightweight, precise, easy to put on and take off.

For video/photo production, these lenses make a big difference. They allow manual adjustment of ISO, shutter speed and other settings (very handy on a sunny day), resulting in very juicy and colorful pictures, crystal clear water with much less reflections and the desired motion blur.

I highly recommend it if you are looking for ND/PL lenses for your DJI mini drone.

I had actually used the Neewer ND filters for my DJI drones and GoPro for years and was always satisfied with them. Now I have also received this one from K&F for my new Mavic to test. Delivery was quick thanks to Amazon.

The filters fit the Mavic 3, which is also available from Neewer. There is not much difference in price between the two sets. K&F are a few euros cheaper, but also offer quasi-integrated polarization filters. The filters are all top-quality and sit firmly on the camera body. Even with a lot of action and turbulent scenes, there is no need to worry. The filters remain reliably in place.

With the ND filters, the exposure time in bright sunlight is extended and the pictures simply look much better than without them. There are some good apps that recommend certain ND filters depending on location, time of year and position of the sun/time. Lens flares in backlit shots are also largely suppressed, which Neewer also does well.

The lenses are easy to clean and a case is included for transport. I can only recommend. If you are looking for ND filters and do not need the polarization settings, you can also use Neewer. Neewer is occasionally on sale, unfortunately I don't know about K&F yet. Because they are new to me.

Very nice filter set with neat body
I wish these were in stock as I bought the non polarized one as I now have two sets with me whilst I think these would cover all the bases.

Some small improvements would make them perfect:
- Replace the two lowest NDs with two higher ones. For a 'bright day' pack, they don't get anywhere near dark enough for the Mini 3 and you'll rarely use the lowest, even in Germany on a gloomy day.

Since I didn't have any filters when I bought a Mavic 3 Classic, I turned to these K&F Concept filters.
I tested them during a performance with a good rendering, the fog is very present and gives a good stamp of approval to the image in post-production.

I bought the same ones for the Air 2S, unsurprisingly the same look.

In any case, do not use filters when taking photos with your drone. Only wear them when you are making videos.

The K&F Concept ND filter set is compatible with the DJI Mavic 3 Classic. The set of 4 includes four ND filters (8, 16, 32 and 64). The workmanship is of high quality and the attachment is very quick. With the filter set you are actually equipped for almost all eventualities (regarding the influence of light and weather conditions). You can shoot great videos or take pictures that are much better in terms of quality, color and light play than without a filter.

Good as original filters, a set for bright days or even for long exposure photos. Given the drone they are going to be mounted on, I recommend buying them to integrate the combo version set and be prepared for any situation.