Cover different lighting conditions with a single filter with the Variable ND Filter for Mavic Air 2 from PGYTECH. Neutral density filters are designed to minimize the amount of light that enters a camera's lens. This filter is crafted to reduce light by 6 to 9 stops, which is ideal for cloudy to extremely bright days. It can do this thanks to its variable design. Rather than waste time swapping out filters as the light changes, you can leave this one on and adjust it with a twist. This filter is the equivalent of having separate ND64, ND128, ND256, and ND512 filters.

For DJI Mavic Air 2    Variable Adjustment from 6-9 Stops    Change Filters with a Twist    Color-Accurate SCHOTT Glass    Double-Sided Multilayered Coating    Water, Oil & Scratch Resistant    Lightweight Design Weighs Only 0.1 oz    Anti-Slip & Quick Release Design    Aluminum Construction

By using SCHOTT glass that has been ground and polished multiple times, the filter is made to create a low refractive index resulting in footage and images with accurate color representation.

Lightweight design weighs only 0.1 oz
Made to not affect the Mavic Air 2's balance
Anti-slip, quick release design
Double-sided multilayered coating
Water, oil, and scratch resistant
Aluminum construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these leg stops compatible with the MeFOTO Walkabout aluminum monopod?

A: These MeFOTO SMWAS Replacement Leg Stops are not compatible with the MeFOTO WalkAbout Aluminum Monopod.

Q: 2. Will this trigger a Sony speed light, if a profoto TTL-S sits on top of a Sony A99ii camera controlling 2 B1s?

A: yes, there will not be any TTL going to the speedlight. Only sync.

Q: 3. can this hold a sonya7iii with a 16-35 gmaster lens?

A: Being that the max load capacity of the PGYTECH MantisPod is 5.5 lbs, it can hold the Sony A7 III equipped with the Sony FE 16-35mm G Master lens which only weighs 2.93 lbs.

Q: 4. I am trying to use this remote (901031) on a Sony A7r. Yes, it fits on the hotshoe, but the camera does not trigger the remote. Instead, I get 3 beeps from the remote before it shuts off. It works fine on the Canon and Fuji X-T1. Do I have the wrong remote for the Sony A7r? The manual does not say much about what 3-beeps means. thx

A: In this case, it would be best contact our Customer Service Department by entering Live Chat, emailing directly to cs@a href= http://bhphoto.com, target= _blank bhphoto.com,/a or calling us toll-free at 800.221.5743, so we may investigate this for you.

Q: 5. Will the Air Remote be able to control the Head, Model and Energy functions on the AcuteB2 600 AirS generator?

A: While this remote can fire a AcuteB2 600 AirS Generator, it will not offer power control from the camera position. This feature is only available on units like the Profoto D4, Pro- 8 packs and the D1 monolights.

Q: 6. Can this be used with a Canon 5d mark iii?

A: Yes this remote is compatible with the 5D Mark III.

Q: 7. I know it will be manual only from my Panasonic, but does this control the B2 250 kit?

A: Yes, you may use the Profoto Air Remote Transceiver to wirelessly trigger and control the Profoto B2 250 Air Kit. With the standard Air Remote, you will have flash sync and remote control of the B2 250 Kit. You would not have TTL or HSS capabilities.

Q: 8. What is fast mode?

A: The Fast Mode for this remote basically speeds up the signal as it is delivered to the Profoto flash head or pack. It is ideal for use with shooting in with faster shutter speed in your camera.

Q: 9. I use this with my B1X, can I use this trigger for both my b1x and the newer A2 and B10X ?

A: The Profoto Air Remote Transceiver can be used as a transmitter for the A2 and the B10x but only in manual mode.

Q: 10. work with Hasselblad X2D?

A: Yes, the Profoto Air Remote Transceiver can work with the Hasselblad X2D.