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Just wanted to mention I just got a set and they were in a new style case. It's square with a black bottom and clear plastic top and magnets. Works great! :)
These filters are super small, lightweight and seem to be very well made. Because the Pocket has no aperture adjustment, this allows the camera to delve into otherwise impossible slower shutter speeds, that can often be desirable. There's also a CPL, Circular Polarizer, which is a nice way to add just a bit of effect by turning the ring. In fact, all the PL (Polarizer) filters are circular-adjustable. Classy touch, as not all polarizers have adjusting rings (and only one of these says "CPL" on it - the others are just designated "PL"). I just tested the ND8/PL and indeed it is a circular polarizer. Spinning the ring on any of them varies the strength.
Because this camera is designed, very successfully, to be super-steady, I can't think of a better platform to test lower shutter speeds with, making this kit very intriguing! I'm going to try them in mid to low light, high contrast situations, like indoors at a concert, where I often find myself with my cameras!
The case I got (see photo) is metal on the surface so the filters stick right into the little recesses ... and you can just grab the ring which extends out a tiny bit on top and bottom with your fingernail to retrieve a filter.
These are a great set of filters. Considering a single brand-name polarizer filter for a regular sized camcorder costs ninety-dollars, it's not so hard to cough up a hundred or so for this set of eight little beauties!
The world is getting smaller!
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This Item  Freewell All Day – 4K Series – 8Pack ND4, ND8, ND16, CPL, ND8/PL, ND16/PL, ND32/PL, ND64/PL Camera Lens Filters for Osmo Pocket, Pocket 2 |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -9% $118.23 List Price: $129.99 | $149.99 | $149.99 | $61.99 | $149.99 | $45.49 |
| Delivery | Get it Apr 26 - May 1 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 22 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Apr 23 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 22 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 22 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 22 |
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| Sold By | Amazon Global Store UK | Life Style Gear | Life Style Gear | ViewbestCH | Life Style Gear | ViewbestCH |
| thread size | 1 millimeters | 1 millimeters | 1 millimeters | 0 millimeters | 1 millimeters | 0 millimeters |
| photo filter effect | Neutral Density | Neutral Density | Neutral Density | Ultraviolet, Neutral Density | Neutral Density | Neutral Density, Polarizer |
| material | Optical Glass | Optical Glass | — | — | Optical Glass | — |
| water resistance | not water resistant | not water resistant | water resistant | water resistant | not water resistant | water resistant |
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Nice Set of Filters. Well Constructed. I Got The Older Style Case
Just wanted to mention I just got a set and they were in a new style case. It's square with a black bottom and clear plastic top and magnets. Works great! :)These filters are super small, lightweight and seem to be very well made. Because the Pocket has no aperture adjustment, this allows the camera to delve into otherwise impossible slower shutter speeds, that can often be desirable. There's also a CPL, Circular Polarizer, which is a nice way to add just a bit of effect by turning the ring. In fact, all the PL (Polarizer) filters are circular-adjustable. Classy touch, as not all polarizers have adjusting rings (and only one of these says "CPL" on it - the others are just designated "PL"). I just tested the ND8/PL and indeed it is a circular polarizer. Spinning the ring on any of them varies the strength.Because this camera is designed, very successfully, to be super-steady, I can't think of a better platform to test lower shutter speeds with, making this kit very intriguing! I'm going to try them in mid to low light, high contrast situations, like indoors at a concert, where I often find myself with my cameras!The case I got (see photo) is metal on the surface so the filters stick right into the little recesses ... and you can just grab the ring which extends out a tiny bit on top and bottom with your fingernail to retrieve a filter.These are a great set of filters. Considering a single brand-name polarizer filter for a regular sized camcorder costs ninety-dollars, it's not so hard to cough up a hundred or so for this set of eight little beauties!The world is getting smaller!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2020
These filters are super small, lightweight and seem to be very well made. Because the Pocket has no aperture adjustment, this allows the camera to delve into otherwise impossible slower shutter speeds, that can often be desirable. There's also a CPL, Circular Polarizer, which is a nice way to add just a bit of effect by turning the ring. In fact, all the PL (Polarizer) filters are circular-adjustable. Classy touch, as not all polarizers have adjusting rings (and only one of these says "CPL" on it - the others are just designated "PL"). I just tested the ND8/PL and indeed it is a circular polarizer. Spinning the ring on any of them varies the strength.
Because this camera is designed, very successfully, to be super-steady, I can't think of a better platform to test lower shutter speeds with, making this kit very intriguing! I'm going to try them in mid to low light, high contrast situations, like indoors at a concert, where I often find myself with my cameras!
The case I got (see photo) is metal on the surface so the filters stick right into the little recesses ... and you can just grab the ring which extends out a tiny bit on top and bottom with your fingernail to retrieve a filter.
These are a great set of filters. Considering a single brand-name polarizer filter for a regular sized camcorder costs ninety-dollars, it's not so hard to cough up a hundred or so for this set of eight little beauties!
The world is getting smaller!
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Nice Set of Filters. Well Constructed. I Got The Older Style Case
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2020
Just wanted to mention I just got a set and they were in a new style case. It's square with a black bottom and clear plastic top and magnets. Works great! :)Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2020
These filters are super small, lightweight and seem to be very well made. Because the Pocket has no aperture adjustment, this allows the camera to delve into otherwise impossible slower shutter speeds, that can often be desirable. There's also a CPL, Circular Polarizer, which is a nice way to add just a bit of effect by turning the ring. In fact, all the PL (Polarizer) filters are circular-adjustable. Classy touch, as not all polarizers have adjusting rings (and only one of these says "CPL" on it - the others are just designated "PL"). I just tested the ND8/PL and indeed it is a circular polarizer. Spinning the ring on any of them varies the strength.
Because this camera is designed, very successfully, to be super-steady, I can't think of a better platform to test lower shutter speeds with, making this kit very intriguing! I'm going to try them in mid to low light, high contrast situations, like indoors at a concert, where I often find myself with my cameras!
The case I got (see photo) is metal on the surface so the filters stick right into the little recesses ... and you can just grab the ring which extends out a tiny bit on top and bottom with your fingernail to retrieve a filter.
These are a great set of filters. Considering a single brand-name polarizer filter for a regular sized camcorder costs ninety-dollars, it's not so hard to cough up a hundred or so for this set of eight little beauties!
The world is getting smaller!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2019
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Filters are amazing, case sucks. Worth the price, as you can make a better case! I'll use this review to talk about my solution for the terrible cheap plastic case that is impossible to open, as there are enough reviews for how great the filters are.
I have 11 filters/lenses for my DJI Osmo Pocket, and it was terribly annoying carrying around 2 of these awful plastic cases that are annoying/difficult to open, SO I bought THIS:
Co2Crea Hard Travel Case for Square Contactless Chip Reader https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B46JNLQ/
Once you have this item, cut out all the interior netting. Remove the foam from the awful plastic case and cut off a bit from the top AND bottom of it (the sides are already the right size) Smoosh it into the new case... Fits perfectly, no adhesive needed! Viola! Zip closed, attach the included lanyard, and you're good to go. You can now easily carry 16 filters/lenses.
This works SO well!
I have 11 filters/lenses for my DJI Osmo Pocket, and it was terribly annoying carrying around 2 of these awful plastic cases that are annoying/difficult to open, SO I bought THIS:
Co2Crea Hard Travel Case for Square Contactless Chip Reader https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B46JNLQ/
Once you have this item, cut out all the interior netting. Remove the foam from the awful plastic case and cut off a bit from the top AND bottom of it (the sides are already the right size) Smoosh it into the new case... Fits perfectly, no adhesive needed! Viola! Zip closed, attach the included lanyard, and you're good to go. You can now easily carry 16 filters/lenses.
This works SO well!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2019
Style: SingleVerified Purchase
Finally received my set of Freewell All Day filters for my DJI Osmo Pocket and it's as if I can finally start to actually use my Pocket properly for once! These filters bring your Osmo Pocket to life allowing you to now create the way you should and capture footage with a proper frame rate especially in the bright Sun. Before you would be at 1/2000sec and now you can be at a respectable shutter speed to capture cinematic footage which is the main reason we all know we purchased these things to begin with. Minor investment for a Big Bang! Only thing I think that would help is writing inside the case in larger print the type of filters they are....everything is SO small with this Osmo Pocket trying to read the filter I wanted to use was a bit challenging without my reading glasses.
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All you need in a filters kit for OSMO Pocket!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 15, 2019Style: SingleVerified Purchase
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vielfältige All Day Filter mit Luxusausstattung
Reviewed in Germany on August 21, 2019Style: SingleVerified Purchase
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Reviewed in Germany on August 21, 2019
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