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PolarPro DJI Phantom 3 Filters
PolarPro manufactures the highest grade filters for the DJI Phantom 3 camera. Constructed out of a light-weight aircraft aluminum frame the filters are strong and also the lightest on the market. PolarPro uses HD glass for capturing sharp images and videos every time. PolarPro backs these filters up with a limited lifetime warranty.
Phantom 3 Filters
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Phantom 3 PolarizerThe PolarPro Polarizer filter is perfect for reducing glare and increasing color saturation. It will make skies pop and make landscape shots more engaging. |
Phantom 3 ND4The PolarPro ND4 Filter reduces the cameras shutter speed by 2-Stops. This is a great entry level filter for pilots shooting in partly cloudy conditions. |
Phantom 3 ND8The PolarPro ND8 Filter reduces the camera's shutter speed by 3-Stops. This is perfect for the entry level pilot shooting in bright conditions. |
Phantom 3 Filters for Every Lighting Condition
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Scenic/ LandscapeThe polarizer filter is perfect for shooting scenic images or videos. It will make colors more saturated as well as make the clouds in the sky pop. |
Action Sports/ Faster SubjectsThe ND4 and ND8 are enough to reduce overexposure, while maintaining a faster shutter speed for fast moving subjects. |
Cinematic Look and FeelThe ND4 and ND8 filters are great starting points for giving your Phantom 3 videos a cinematic feel. We have even stronger ND filters available for advanced pilots. |
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This Item  PolarPro DJI Phantom 4 / Phantom 3 Filter 3-Pack |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $59.99 | $75.14 | -14% $29.48 Typical: $34.37 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Apr 30 | Get it May 6 - 9 | Get it May 2 - 7 |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Amazon Global Store UK | 6ave |
| thread size | 38 millimeters | 30 millimeters | 15 millimeters | 20 millimeters |
| photo filter effect | Ultraviolet | Enhancing | Neutral Density, Polarizer | Neutral Density |
| material | Aluminum, Glass | Aluminum, Glass | Aluminium,Glass | Aluminum, Glass |
| water resistance | not water resistant | waterproof | not water resistant | not water resistant |
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Phantom 3 Pro + Polar Pro 3 = Stunning Images 6
Okay, so these Polar Pro filters have taught me that I know nothing about photography. I flew my P3P a couple of times with the original UV filter and thought the image looked great. I had flaring that I compensated for on the fly which, with the slight video lag, turns out to be pretty difficult. Still though, when clouds rolled over the area, the image looked great – I thought. I received these lenses and they screwed on easily. They must have solved the threading problem. I started first with the ND4 filter. The day was partly cloudy, mostly sunny and very bright. I flew for 8 minutes and never adjusted the exposer or shutter speed. I then switched to the ND8 filter and flew another 7 minutes, same time - same place - same route - same Bat Channel. The end results, the video was just stunning. The detail was amazing and absolutely no flaring. The forest was a little dark with the ND8 but only when a cloud passed over the area I was shooting. I live in Vermont by the way so it’s all forest, no civilization, just trees and outhouses are far as the eye can see. Hey! At least we got outhouses. As for the weight, the mass, of the filters; they are heavier than the original UV filter that the P3 comes with but it doesn’t appear to be an issue. I calibrated the gimbal with the ND4 filter the night before. I did, however, get a gimbal overload error when I landed the first time with the ND4 filter on. It was a windy day and kind of a hard landing though. I missed the landing pad and the copter dragged through the grass a little and pushed the lens down, so that error could have happened even with the original UV filter. The second flight with the ND8 I was a little more careful on the landing and didn’t have any issues at all. I will try and capture some images from the video’s to attach here later. In the end, these filters are a must have accessory. They’re inexpensive and you can afford a P3 so, give ‘em a try. You will be amazed at the difference. I never tried the Polarizing lens, sorry.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2015
Style: P4/P3 3-PackVerified Purchase
Okay, so these Polar Pro filters have taught me that I know nothing about photography. I flew my P3P a couple of times with the original UV filter and thought the image looked great. I had flaring that I compensated for on the fly which, with the slight video lag, turns out to be pretty difficult. Still though, when clouds rolled over the area, the image looked great – I thought.
I received these lenses and they screwed on easily. They must have solved the threading problem. I started first with the ND4 filter. The day was partly cloudy, mostly sunny and very bright. I flew for 8 minutes and never adjusted the exposer or shutter speed. I then switched to the ND8 filter and flew another 7 minutes, same time - same place - same route - same Bat Channel. The end results, the video was just stunning. The detail was amazing and absolutely no flaring. The forest was a little dark with the ND8 but only when a cloud passed over the area I was shooting. I live in Vermont by the way so it’s all forest, no civilization, just trees and outhouses are far as the eye can see. Hey! At least we got outhouses.
As for the weight, the mass, of the filters; they are heavier than the original UV filter that the P3 comes with but it doesn’t appear to be an issue. I calibrated the gimbal with the ND4 filter the night before. I did, however, get a gimbal overload error when I landed the first time with the ND4 filter on. It was a windy day and kind of a hard landing though. I missed the landing pad and the copter dragged through the grass a little and pushed the lens down, so that error could have happened even with the original UV filter. The second flight with the ND8 I was a little more careful on the landing and didn’t have any issues at all.
I will try and capture some images from the video’s to attach here later. In the end, these filters are a must have accessory. They’re inexpensive and you can afford a P3 so, give ‘em a try. You will be amazed at the difference. I never tried the Polarizing lens, sorry.
I received these lenses and they screwed on easily. They must have solved the threading problem. I started first with the ND4 filter. The day was partly cloudy, mostly sunny and very bright. I flew for 8 minutes and never adjusted the exposer or shutter speed. I then switched to the ND8 filter and flew another 7 minutes, same time - same place - same route - same Bat Channel. The end results, the video was just stunning. The detail was amazing and absolutely no flaring. The forest was a little dark with the ND8 but only when a cloud passed over the area I was shooting. I live in Vermont by the way so it’s all forest, no civilization, just trees and outhouses are far as the eye can see. Hey! At least we got outhouses.
As for the weight, the mass, of the filters; they are heavier than the original UV filter that the P3 comes with but it doesn’t appear to be an issue. I calibrated the gimbal with the ND4 filter the night before. I did, however, get a gimbal overload error when I landed the first time with the ND4 filter on. It was a windy day and kind of a hard landing though. I missed the landing pad and the copter dragged through the grass a little and pushed the lens down, so that error could have happened even with the original UV filter. The second flight with the ND8 I was a little more careful on the landing and didn’t have any issues at all.
I will try and capture some images from the video’s to attach here later. In the end, these filters are a must have accessory. They’re inexpensive and you can afford a P3 so, give ‘em a try. You will be amazed at the difference. I never tried the Polarizing lens, sorry.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2016
I'm a biologist and professional photographer, and our lab regularly uses drones for surveying our research sites. Typically, that means needing a CPL filter to avoid glint off of water bodies. These filters worked for a few months, but after keeping the CPL on our Phantom 3 Professional for several months I noticed today that the lens has begun to delaminate. This means these filters are not true polarized glass, they're just a cheap layer of polarized plastic glued onto glass (just like a cheap pair of sunglasses). Our drone is always kept in climate controlled, very protective packaging and has never had anything so much as touch the gimbal. It has never been crashed. The only way this delamination could happen is if the lens simply fell apart over time. I've included a photo. It's tough to see, but you can make out the cheap CPL plastic delaminating from the glass lens. It's much more pronounced in person and makes the filter unuseable.
1/5 stars for a product that is over-priced to begin with (not true polarized glass) and a complete rip-off when you consider that it falls apart after a few months. Let's see if the seller steps up to do anything about this...
Style: P4/P3 3-PackVerified Purchase
DO NOT BUY THESE FILTERS! CPL is fake and falls apart...
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2016
DO NOT BUY THESE FILTERS!Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2016
I'm a biologist and professional photographer, and our lab regularly uses drones for surveying our research sites. Typically, that means needing a CPL filter to avoid glint off of water bodies. These filters worked for a few months, but after keeping the CPL on our Phantom 3 Professional for several months I noticed today that the lens has begun to delaminate. This means these filters are not true polarized glass, they're just a cheap layer of polarized plastic glued onto glass (just like a cheap pair of sunglasses). Our drone is always kept in climate controlled, very protective packaging and has never had anything so much as touch the gimbal. It has never been crashed. The only way this delamination could happen is if the lens simply fell apart over time. I've included a photo. It's tough to see, but you can make out the cheap CPL plastic delaminating from the glass lens. It's much more pronounced in person and makes the filter unuseable.
1/5 stars for a product that is over-priced to begin with (not true polarized glass) and a complete rip-off when you consider that it falls apart after a few months. Let's see if the seller steps up to do anything about this...
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