Attach a NiSi True Color IR ND64/PL Filter to your DJI Mavic 3 to achieve clearer outdoor images on the brightest, sunniest days by combining the technology of both a polarizing and a neutral density filter. The polarizing aspect of the lens helps to reduce glare from naturally reflective surfaces, and the neutral density filter reduces light hitting the sensor by six f-stops. Reduction of light allows you to play with your shutter speed to capture motion more creatively.

True Color technology creates greater color and tonal saturation while reducing haze, and IR technology reduces color cast for more natural color reproduction. The filter's design of nano-coated optical glass and aircraft aluminum ensures a waterproof and lightweight construction that complements the lens of the Mavic 3 for easy installation.

Reduce Glare from Reflections    Reduce Light by 6 Stops    Natural Color Reproduction    Coated Optical Glass, Aircraft Aluminum

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can i use this filter with NiSi 82mm Swift VND Mist Kit 1-9 Stops (1-5-Stop VND, 4-Stop ND, Black Mist 1/4) ?

A: The NiSi 82mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter (B&H# NICPLTCPN82) (henceforth referred to as "this CPL filter") has 82mm male threads on the back of the filter and female 82mm ones on the front. As such, it can securely attach to typical 82mm filter thread-equipped filters, whether to this CPL filter's own front or own back threads. (Of course, screw-in filters should never be twisted in tightly because doing so could get them stuck.) Most of the filters that come with the NiSi 82mm Swift VND Mist Kit 1-9 Stops (1-5-Stop VND, 4-Stop ND, Black Mist 1/4) (B&H# NITCVSWFMK82) (henceforth referred to as "the kit") have rear 82mm male threads on the backs of their rings and thus would indeed attach to the front of this CPL filter. (The Black Mist 1/4 is the exception, but even it could be mounted with the addition of the NiSi 82mm Adapter Ring for Swift System Filters (B&H# NITCVSWFAD82) which is conveniently included in the aforementioned kit. Now, in case you are asking because you are wanting to mount this CPL filter to the fronts of the filters in the kit, that is only directly possible with the NiSi 82mm ND16 Filter for True Color VND and Swift System (B&H# NITCVSWF1282). Having said that, we should also acknowledge that the addition of an 86mm to 82mm step-down adapter ring could allow this filter to be attached to the front of the NiSi True Color ND-VARIO Pro Nano 1 to 5-Stop Variable ND Filter (82mm) (B&H# NITCVND1582). But please note that we do not generally recommend that because we would expect the addition of three items (the VND filter from the kit, then the adapter ring, and finally this CPL filter) can cause vignetting (i.e., dark or sometimes even black corners) in the image. On the other hand, using CPL filters behind VND filters can prevent the VND from working normally for complicated optical reasons that are beyond the scope of this question.

Q: 2. Is the True Color filter built-iinto the NiSi NIP-FH100-V7-TC or can you swap it out?

A: The True Color Circular Polarizer is not built into the NiSi V7 100mm Filter Holder, so it is removable.

Q: 3. Does the wheel have stops indicators? Or do we have to guess what stop we are at.

A: The NiSi Cinema True Color 1-5 Stop Variable Neutral Density Filter for C5 Matte Box (1 to 5-Stop) does not have stop indicators.

Q: 4. How does this compare to NiSi Ti Enhanced Landscape filter? Which is better for Tamron 17-28mm f2.8 lens?

A: While both the NiSi Ti Enhanced Landscape filter and the NiSi 82mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter are appropriate circular polarizers for the Tamron 17-28mm f/2.8, there are some feature based differences. The NiSi 82mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter offers a knurled ring for easier grip, but is comprised of aluminum compared to the NiSi 82mm Ti Enhanced Landscape Circular Polarizer Filter which has a titanium frame, but lacks the knurled ring.

Q: 5. approx how many stops of exposure do you lose with this circ polarizer? thanks

A: With the NiSi 67mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter you would lose roughly around 1 to 1.5 stops.

Q: 6. Are the stops marked in any way with some physical feedback, like a loud click or a hard stop when rotating?

A: The NiSi True Color ND-Vario Drop-In Filter for ATHENA Lenses (1 to 5-Stop) has precise gear control for adjusting, which does not make a sound, but would be clear in the live view while in use.

Q: 7. What is the filter thickness?

A: As per NiSI, the 49mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter is about 5mm thick not including the threads. However, when factoring in the threads, it would be just under 8mm thick.

Q: 8. Does this polarizing filter work with the Fujifilm adapter ring and hood for the x100v?

A: I have not tested it with that camera, but with other lenses I did find the NiSi 49mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter to be too thick and not fit with a lens hood. I recommend getting this B+W polarizer as it is thinner and works better with lens hoods. https://bhpho.to/3HD8MNg

Q: 9. What kind of packaging is this filter sent in?

A: The NiSi 72mm True Color Pro Nano Circular Polarizing Filter is sent in a carboard box that holds a thick plastic case with a foam insert to keep it from shifting.

Q: 10. Can you please help me understand the difference between this one and the v6 filter holder that is listed ?

A: The locking mechanism on the V7 is now a single knob that locks the rotation of the filter and also mounts/dismounts the 82mm adapter. The V7 uses a bayonet mount to attach the CPL which is faster and easier than the V6 threaded CPL. The True Color CPL will also give you the most accurate colors without any color cast or a shift in the white balance.