[For DJI Mavic 2 Pro]

[For DJI Phantom 4 Pro  & Advanced]

[For DJI Mavic 2 Zoom]

[For DJI MAVIC AIR]

The Advanced Drone Filter IRND Kit is a specially designed ND filter for drones developed using many years of technology in camera filters. Specially designed for "DJI Mavic 2 Pro" ND4, 8, 16 and 32 sets of 4, you can choose the best filter density for your shooting brightness Comes with a dedicated storage case to store all 4 filters.

■IRND filter is essential for shooting with drone.
For video recording, the frame rate determines the appropriate shutter speed. Normally it is the right shutter speed up to twice the frame rate, but if you see it as a video if the shutter speed is too fast, such as in the middle of summer sunny weather, it will be a result of a broken video that moves with you. So you can use the IRND filter to adjust to the appropriate shutter speed for a natural, smooth footage.
Also, when you adjust the shutter speed with the aperture can cause image quality deterioration such as refractor phenomenon, an ND filter is essential for proper exposure in sunny conditions.

■ High-level optical glass with faithful color reproduction and high-level optical glass for high image quality.
While this ND filter requires a fidelity color reproduction, Kenko IRND filters have an even dimming effect from 400nm to 1000nm, including infrared range. Unaffected by infrared rays, it is possible to reproduce colors without color cast. The glass used in the filter is also made from top level optical glass that is precision polished according to the quality standards of DSLR lens filters. This allows you to achieve a high level of flat surface and capture high quality footage without a loss of resolution.

■Dedicated design frame
Designed specifically for the "DJI Mavic 2 Pro" to minimize weight. Will not affect your drone or gimbal.

■ All-weather case & water repellent coating for peace of mind even in bad weather.
Includes an all-weather case to carry all 4 IRND filters Protects filter under harsh shooting conditions In addition, the filter glass surface is coated with a water-repellent coating. Even if it gets wet or dirty, it can be wiped off easily.

From the Manufacturer

Advanced Drone Filter IRND Kit for DJI MAVIC 2 PRO

The set includes 4 types of IRND filters, including RND4, IRND8, IRND16, and IRND32, so you can choose the density filter according to the brightness of your shooting time.

Features

Unaffected by infrared light, faithful color reproduction In photos and videos, ND filters must be true color reproduction.Kenkos IRND filters feature ACCU-ND technology for even dimming effects from 400nm to 1000nm, including infrared range.Unaffected by infrared rays, it is possible to reproduce colors without color cast.	All weather case included Includes an all-weather case to carry 4 IRND filters together.It can protect your filter even in the most demanding shooting conditions such as rain and snow.	Easy Care Water repellent coating reduces fingerprints and water dropletsIt can be easily wiped off if it gets dirty.

High Flat Optical Glass

Kenko IRND filters are made from precision polished optical glass in accordance with the quality standards of DSLR lens filters.This allows you to achieve a higher level of surface and capture videos without a loss of resolution.

Why I need an IRND filter?

1. For smooth video.

For video recording, the frame rate (fps) determines the correct shutter speed.Normally up to twice the frame rate is appropriate.

Example: For 60 fps, the correct shutter speed is 1/125s.At 30 fps, the correct shutter speed is 1/60s

If the shutter speed is too fast, it will look like unusual videos without movement and unobtrusive.So you can use the IRND filter to set the shutter speed to the correct value for natural, smooth footage.

2. For proper exposure

The drone is primarily used outdoors during the day, so ISO will be at least ISO 100.The aperture can only prevent overexposure by the aperture, but to achieve the resolution of the drone camera, we recommend setting it 2-3 aperture from the opening.Due to frame rate, ND filters are essential for proper exposure in sunny conditions.

When shooting with f/11 or higher aperture without the use of an ND filter, it will generally cause a fractor phenomenon that lowers the resolution.Especially in 4K modes.Also, if you squeeze too much of the aperture will cause flare or ghosting.