Nisi IR ND16 4-Stop Filter DJI Mavic 3 Drone Accessory
A 4-stop ND16 filter cuts light by four stops for cinematic shutter speeds on the DJI Mavic 3
- High-definition optical glass delivers sharp, colour-accurate images
- 4-stop ND16 reduces light for cinematic exposure control
- Aircraft aluminium frame keeps the drone balanced in flight
- Nano coating repels water and resists fingerprints for easy cleaning
- IR technology minimises colour cast across the frame
DJI Mavic 3 IR ND16 Filter
The NiSi IR ND16 4-Stop Filter is a dedicated drone accessory designed exclusively for the DJI Mavic 3. It uses high-definition optical glass with a proprietary Nano coating to reduce light by four stops while maintaining colour accuracy and sharpness. The aircraft aluminium frame keeps weight low to preserve the gimbal balance and flight characteristics. Water beading and easy cleaning add practical durability for outdoor shooting.
For cinematic drone operators
Pilots who want natural motion blur in bright daylight will benefit from the fixed four-stop reduction and IR technology that minimises colour cast. The filter suits single-camera workflows where a consistent exposure baseline is preferred. It is not for buyers who need variable density to adjust exposure mid-flight, nor for operators requiring a filter set with multiple stop values for changing light.
Four-stop fixed ND density
The defining specification is the ND16 rating, which cuts light by exactly four stops to enable slower shutter speeds for cinematic motion rendition. This fixed density determines whether the filter matches your typical shooting brightness and creative intent.
How it compares
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- Price $21.99
- Cheaper than about 71% of the 419 comparable items (median $36.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the ND16 or a different stop filter for my Mavic 3?
The ND16 cuts light by four stops, ideal for bright daylight when you need slower shutter speeds for cinematic motion blur.
What does the four-stop reduction actually do to my footage?
It lets you open the aperture or halve the shutter speed twice, creating natural motion blur in video without overexposing highlights.
How does the IR coating affect colour accuracy?
The IR technology suppresses infrared light that causes colour cast, keeping tones neutral straight out of the camera.
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