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Lens Filter Set for DJI Mavic Mini Drone Camera

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Lens Filter Set for DJI Mavic Mini Drone CameraThe EEEkit Camera Lens Filter Accessory Set for DJI Mavic Mini Mini 2 is made of high quality AGC glass with good physical and chemical properties, specially designed for DJI Mavic Mini Mavic Mini 2 cameras. 6 types for your choice, including MCUV, CPL, ND4, ND8, ND16, and ND32. The serrated ridges are easy to install and remove, and they fit closely with the lens, are not easy to loosen, and do not damage the image quality. Secondly, ND filters

The EEEkit 【Camera Lens Filter Accessory Set】 for DJI Mavic Mini/Mini 2 is made of high-quality AGC glass with good physical and chemical properties, 【specially designed for】 DJI Mavic Mini/Mavic Mini 2 cameras. 6 types for your choice, including MCUV, CPL, ND4, ND8, ND16, and ND32. The 【serrated ridges】 are easy to install and remove, and they fit closely with the lens, are not easy to loosen, and do not damage the image quality. Secondly, 【ND filters】 reduce the amount of light in very bright conditions so that the camera can choose the correct exposure value and avoid overexposure. It also enhances the color saturation of the picture, making the picture more transparent and vivid, and you can use it in very bright sunlight. Thirdly, 【the CPL filter】. Mainly used to eliminate harmful non-metallic reflected light and increase color density. It also enhances blue skies and accentuates white clouds for greater clarity and improved image clarity, creating more expressive and vivid photos overall. It is also frequently used through glass, water, and underwater landscape shots. Fourth, is【 the MCUV filter】. Mainly used to reduce the bluish and bluish-gray caused by ultraviolet rays and increase the light transmittance. Using a UV filter in high mountains or high altitudes increases the distance field of the shot and takes sharper photos. It also provides protection for the camera. Fifth, 【multiple coating optical components】. Minimize reflections, and glare and improve image quality, the hydrophobic nano-coating reduces fingerprint fog, water, and dust. Finally, 【polarized lens filters】. The polarized lens filter remains firmly attached but can be easily rotated so you can line up the correct polarizing angle.

EEEkit Lens ND Filter Set CPL ND8 ND16 for DJI Mavic Mini/Mini 2/Mini SE Drone 6 Pcs Lens Filter Set Multi-Coated Filters Combo Camera Lens

  • High quality: This lens filters accessories set features AGC glass made, good physical and chemical properties
  • ND Filter: It reduces the amount of light in very bright conditions so that the camera can avoid excessive exposure
  • No color change: It also improves the color saturation of the picture, makes the picture more transparent and alive
  • CPL Filter: It is mainly used to eliminate harmful non-metallic reflected light, and increase the color concentration
  • MCUV Filter: It can decrease blue cast and blue-gray caused by ultraviolet rays, increase light transmittance
  • Multiple Coating Optics: Minimize reflections, flares, water, dust, and improves image quality
  • Polarized Lens Filter: Though stays firmly attached, yet can be rotated easily so you can line up the correct polarization angle
  • Lightweight design: Each filter frame goes through a rigorous test putting no negative effect on your drone gimbal
  • Fast installation: The serrated ridge makes close to the lens and is not easy to loosen or damage the image quality
  • Easy to carry: Exquisite packaging, can be directly placed in the MINI drone storage bag
  • Dual protection: It can be used with the original protection lock at the same time
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    Package Includes 6 x Camera Lens Filter

  • Product Specification:
    Type: 6pcs Camera Lens Filter for DJI Mavic Mini/Mini 2
    Model: Lens Filter for DJI Mavic Mini/Mini 2
    Compatible Model: For DJI MAVIC Mini/Mini 2
    Lens Filter: MCUV, CPL, ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32
    Compatible Brand: For DJI
    Color: Black
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