Nano Series - ND-filters available (soon)

[orr-acle]

Finally, Autel and Freewell offer ND-filter for the Nano Series:

Evo Nano/Nano+ ND Filters: Precision Aerial Photography

Elevate your Evo Nano and Nano+ drone's capabilities with our ND filters. Designed for crystal clear images and optimal exposure in various light conditions.

www.freewellgear.com

Autel Robotics EVO Nano Series ND Filters Set(4 PCS)EVO Nano

Shop Autel Robotics camera drones & aerial photography drones at affordable prices on Autelpilot! Check out EVO Nano, EVO Lite, EVO II Drones and More.

autelpilot.co.uk

-> right now, only available on the uk page, not listed on the us page yet

 

[firstquadcopter]

FreeWell also released an ND filter kit for the Nano series. It includes ND8/16/32/64 and ND1000 filters.
For now, I test only indoors (bad weather). They are easy to install and pass gimbal initializations. For more details, you can check my FreeWell Autel EVO Nano ND filter review.

 

[Landey]

I might be oldschool - but I just add a slight motion blur in post-processing and don't need to fiddle around with tinted glass sold at diamond prices.

(Did I just commit heresy?)

 

[firstquadcopter]

I might be oldschool - but I just add a slight motion blur in post-processing and don't need to fiddle around with tinted glass sold at diamond prices.

(Did I just commit heresy?)

Yes, 99$ for 6grams of plastic and glass is a bit too much

 

[Landey]

It's one of those MUST HAVE!!!!!!! hype products.
I also fell for it. Bought a set of ND filters for the Mini 2 because just each and everyone told me I can't live without them. Plain impossible!
Desillusion kicked in immediately after trying.
If you record 4K with 30 fps, you need to fly and pan with such a low speed near ground level that the difference made by the ND filter is almost unnoticeable.
And if you record with 60 fps to be able to do faster moves, you're restricted to 1080p.
That's why I spare me the hassle.

 

[loyukfai]

It's one of those MUST HAVE!!!!!!! hype products.
I also fell for it. Bought a set of ND filters for the Mini 2 because just each and everyone told me I can't live without them. Plain impossible!
Desillusion kicked in immediately after trying.
If you record 4K with 30 fps, you need to fly and pan with such a low speed near ground level that the difference made by the ND filter is almost unnoticeable.
And if you record with 60 fps to be able to do faster moves, you're restricted to 1080p.
That's why I spare me the hassle.

Do you mean it's useless?