Moment Cine Variable ND64-ND512 Filter for Mavic 2 Pro, 6-9 Stops Drone Accessory
Variable ND filter provides 6-9 stops of light reduction for Mavic 2 Pro with fused silica glass and 16-layer anti-reflective coatings
- 6-9 stops light reduction for precise exposure control
- Aerospace-grade aluminium frame keeps gimbal balanced
- 16-layer anti-reflective coating cuts flare and repels water
- Hard-stop rotation prevents cross-polarisation at range limits
- Fused silica glass delivers edge-to-edge clarity without colour fringing
Cinema-Grade Variable ND Filter
This Moment filter provides 6 to 9 stops of light reduction (ND64 to ND512) for the DJI Mavic 2 Pro. It replaces multiple fixed filters with a single rotating unit, giving aerial photographers precise exposure control across changing light conditions during flight.
Aerospace Aluminium and Fused Silica Glass
The frame uses aerospace-grade aluminium to minimise weight and preserve gimbal performance. Optical elements are fused silica glass with 16-layer anti-reflective coatings plus a 'Liquid Glass' surface treatment that repels water, resists static and guards against scratches.
Hard-Stop Rotation Prevents Cross-Polarisation
Adjustable hard stops at both ends of the 6-9 stop range lock the rotation before cross-polarisation artifacts appear. This mechanical limit ensures clean, consistent image quality throughout the entire variable density range.
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Moment Cine Variable ND filter on my Mavic 2 Pro, and what step is often missed?
Remove the stock lens cover by twisting counter-clockwise, then thread the filter clockwise until seated. The step many miss is verifying the gimbal calibration afterward so the added mass does not trigger an overload error.
What maintenance or replacement will the filter need over time?
The 16-layer anti-reflective and Liquid Glass coatings resist scratches, water and static. Clean with a microfibre cloth and lens solution; replace only if the fused silica glass chips or the hard-stop mechanism wears loose.
What limit appears first when using the filter continuously at its darkest setting?
At the ND512 end you lose 9 stops of light, forcing slower shutter speeds that can introduce motion blur in wind or fast flight — that exposure ceiling is the first practical constraint.
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