Phantom lens filter

The DJI Phantom lens filter is ideal for active sunlight and helps reduce the amount of light reaching the camera sensor. Reducing the amount of transmitted light allows you to take pictures with the desired aperture value and shutter speed for a more artistic result. At the same time, the feature to increase the exposure time does not affect the color rendering in any way.

DJI Phantom 3 standard lens filter allows you to get more spectacular shots during dawn or early dusk. The number after "ND" indicates how many times the amount of light passing through the filter will decrease: 4, 8, 16 times.

Gradient DJI Phantom 3 lens filters, most often used in landscape photography, are partially colored, let's say in the upper part, glass or organic glass plates, while the rest of the filter is completely colorless. All PGYTECH filters are machined from aircraft-grade aluminum. The glass has a multi-layer anti-reflective and oleophobic coating.

The quickest and safest approach to lessen reflections from the outside atmosphere is to use a polarizing DJI Phantom 4 lens filter. The quality of video recording is significantly diminished by reflected sunlight that is incident on the camera matrix from various angles. Dead and dreary photos are one of the major sources of dissatisfaction in landscape photography. The majority of the scene's reflected light may be eliminated by this DJI Phantom filter, which also improves the scene's color saturation and contrast. A polarizing filter aids in eliminating air haze when photographing far-off things.

Even though color can be added to photos through additional editing, no amount of additional software can entirely duplicate the effect that a polarizing DJI Phantom 4 ND filter produces.