DJI Air 2S ND Filters Set (ND4/8/16/32)

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DJI Air 2S ND Filters Set (ND4/8/16/32) – Your Drone’s Pair of Sunglasses for Every Mood of the Sun

Let’s face it — flying your DJI Air 2S in India means dealing with every kind of sunlight Mother Nature has ever invented. From the shy sunrise glow to the “I’ll blind you” 2 PM glare, lighting conditions change faster than you can say “ND filter.” But worry not, because this magical set of filters — ND4, ND8, ND16, and ND32 — has arrived like a cinematic superhero team to rescue your footage from looking overexposed, jerky, or washed out. Whether you’re filming a travel vlog in Ladakh, a wedding in Rajasthan, or your dog’s morning walk in Delhi, this kit makes sure your footage stays buttery-smooth, perfectly balanced, and extremely “wow.”

This is not just a camera accessory — it’s your drone’s VIP pass to professional-quality video, every single day.

What’s Inside This Magical Box? A Time-of-Day Toolkit

1. ND4 Filter – For the Moody Mornings and Overcast Days

This one’s like a light pair of sunglasses for your drone. ND4 is the filter you’ll reach for during those soft light situations — early mornings, cloudy skies, or pre-sunset golden glow. It gently dims the brightness without overdoing it, letting you maintain natural motion blur and get that smooth cinematic look, even when the sun is being shy.

2. ND8 Filter – Midday Brightness Meets Cinematic Calm

When the sun starts showing off a little more, ND8 steps up. Perfect for days with bright but not blinding light, this filter reduces exposure to a balanced level and prevents that awful overexposure that ruins your footage. Use this on late mornings or just when the sun’s peeking through partly cloudy skies.

3. ND16 Filter – The Full-On Sunny Day Filter You’ll Thank Later

Okay, now we’re talking serious sunlight. ND16 is the workhorse of this pack — meant for bright daylight where everything feels too bright to be true. Want those rich colors and smooth motion in full sun? ND16 has your back. It helps keep your shutter speed low enough to create motion blur that doesn’t feel like a hyper robot took over your drone.

4. ND32 Filter – For When the Sun is Basically a Laser Beam

This is the “no mercy” filter. When the sun is going full Bollywood drama with intense, white-hot light that makes everything look like a shiny mirror, ND32 comes in like a warrior monk. It lets you shoot even under the harshest noon glare and still get rich, non-blown-out footage with zero fuss. It’s basically an invisibility cloak for overexposure.

Why You Should Use These Filters (Apart From Looking Cool)

1. Achieve True Cinematic Motion Like the Pros Do

Without ND filters, your shutter speed goes sky-high in bright light, making your video look jittery, like it was shot during an earthquake. These filters slow things down and let you shoot at that golden 1/60 or 1/120 shutter speed, which adds natural motion blur and makes every drone shot feel like a scene from a Netflix documentary.

2. Premium Glass for Premium Results – No Cheap Tricks Here

Each filter is crafted with high-grade optical glass — not plastic, not “ehh okay” material — we’re talking the kind of glass used in pro camera lenses. It’s multi-coated to reduce reflections, increase color accuracy, and keep your footage clean and crisp. In short, your drone sees better than most humans with glasses.

3. Zero Weight Drama – Gimbal Friendly and Feather Light

Your Air 2S gimbal is a sensitive artist — it doesn’t like being weighed down. These filters are ultra-light and precisely engineered to maintain gimbal balance. So no, your drone won’t wobble, vibrate, or freak out mid-air. It’ll stay steady, smooth, and classy, just like you intended.

4. Easy On, Easy Off – No Screws, No Tears, No Panic

Changing filters is as easy as flipping a switch. No screwdrivers, no weird tools, and definitely no YouTube tutorials needed. Just pick a filter, gently press it on the lens, and click — done. Even if you’re wearing gloves or filming on a windy hilltop, this process won’t slow you down.

5. Shield Your Lens and Your Footage

Besides controlling light, these filters also act as your drone’s first line of defense against scratches, dust, wind, and bug collisions (yes, mid-air bugs are a thing). Your actual camera lens stays safe while the filters take the hit like true bodyguards.

How to Use 

1. Turn off your DJI Air 2S and land it like a champion.

2. Carefully remove any existing filter or lens protector.

3. Choose your filter based on sunlight strength — ND4 for mild light, ND32 for full sun drama.

4. Snap the filter into place over the camera lens. No tools needed, just gentle pressure.

5. Power your drone back on, set your camera to manual mode, and start recording your next masterpiece.

How to Clean 

1. Use a soft microfiber cloth to wipe down each filter after flying — dust loves these things.

2. For oily smudges or beach residue, use a lens-safe cleaning spray and gently wipe in circles.

3. Never clean with your T-shirt, kurta, or tissue — that’s how scratches happen.

4. After cleaning, always store the filters in the original protective case.

5. Avoid touching the glass surface directly. Filters may not cry, but your footage will.

How to Take Care 

1. Always carry the filters in their padded case to avoid scratches and knocks.

2. Don’t leave them out in the open where dust and moisture can settle.

3. Avoid stacking filters on top of each other — this isn’t Jenga.

4. Don’t clean with harsh chemicals — only use stuff meant for camera lenses.

5. Label them or keep a habit of placing them back in order. Confusing ND32 with ND8 in full sun? Total disaster.

Do’s and Don’ts (This is Where Most People Mess Up)

Do:

• Match your filter to the sunlight level for best results.

• Shoot in manual mode to control your shutter and ISO.

• Always test your exposure before flying.

• Clean your filters regularly to maintain image clarity.

• Learn basic video settings — your drone deserves it.

Don’t:

• Guess which ND to use blindly.

• Leave filters dirty, scratched, or loose.

• Shoot everything in auto mode — ND filters work best with manual settings.

• Touch the filter glass with your bare hands.

• Think one filter fits all — use the right one for each condition.

Final Thoughts – Don’t Let the Light Boss You Around

If you’ve ever looked at your drone footage and thought, “Why does this look like it was shot on a 2005 Nokia phone in the Sahara Desert?” — you probably needed an ND filter. The DJI Air 2S ND Filters Set (ND4/8/16/32) is your all-weather, all-lighting solution for smooth, rich, professional-grade aerial video. Whether you’re a YouTuber, content creator, wedding filmmaker, or just someone who likes flying for fun, these filters are a game-changer. Don’t just fly your drone — film with it like a filmmaker.

Add this set to your kit today — because your camera deserves more than just bare-lens bravery.

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