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PolarPro VND 2 Pack Filter Set for DJI Air2S (2 to 5-Stop and 6 to 9-Stop)
PolarPro VND 2 Pack Filter Set for DJI Air2S (2 to 5-Stop and 6 to 9-Stop)
Account for nearly all lighting conditions, including extremely bright lighting, with this 2-pack of Variable ND Filters for DJI Air 2S from PolarPro. Each filter is a VND filter, which stands for variable neutral density. This means that each filter can be dialled into a specific amount of light reduction. One filter can reduce light from two to five stops, while the other reduces light from six to nine stops. Laser-etched indicators help make the adjustment easy. As with most filming, including via drone, time is of the essence, so having quick adjustment abilities via two filters versus a larger set of single-value filters can help you save precious time and drone battery life.
Features:
Lightweight aerospace aluminium construction
CinemaSeries Glass for a low refractive index, colour neutrality, and perfect target transmission
Backed by Adventure Assurance, a money-back satisfaction guarantee from PolarPro
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PolarPro VND 2 Pack Filter Set for DJI Air2S (2 to 5-Stop and 6 to 9-Stop)
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PolarPro VND 2 Pack Filter Set for DJI Air2S (2 to 5-Stop and 6 to 9-Stop)
Account for nearly all lighting conditions, including extremely bright lighting, with this 2-pack of Variable ND Filters for DJI Air 2S from PolarPro. Each filter is a VND filter, which stands for variable neutral density. This means that each filter can be dialled into a specific amount of light reduction. One filter can reduce light from two to five stops, while the other reduces light from six to nine stops. Laser-etched indicators help make the adjustment easy. As with most filming, including via drone, time is of the essence, so having quick adjustment abilities via two filters versus a larger set of single-value filters can help you save precious time and drone battery life.
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