PolarPro DJI Spark Filters - Cinema Series - Shutter Collection

The PolarPro DJI Spark Cinema Series Shutter Collection is constructed with high-quality materials that enable you to capture the best image quality possible. PolarPro prides itself on its craftsmanship and attention to detail when it comes to building filters, and we made no exception with our camera filters for DJI's Spark. Included in the Cinema Series Shutter Collection are ND8, ND16, and ND32 filters. Each filter is constructed with our Cinema Series production level glass with AR coatings. Crafted with aircraft grade aluminum, the filter frames are designed to be lightweight yet durable. We back all our filters with a lifetime guarantee and promise you will be satisfied with your filters. We also guarantee that these filters are 100% compatible with the camera’s start-up initialization and are within the maximum weight-load the gimbal can safely handle. PolarPro's DJI Spark Cinema Series filter 3-Pack is perfect for pilots who wish to enhance their image quality and capture smooth, cinematic content.

Included Filters

ND8 Filter (0.67g): The ND8 Spark filter reduces the camera's shutter speed by 3-stops. The purpose of a ND filter is to slow shutter speed and give your video a smooth, cinematic look. Generally, you will use the ND8 on cloudy to partly cloudy days for best results.

ND16 Filter (0.67g): The ND16 Spark filter reduces the camera's shutter speed by 4-stops. With this filter you will get the best results on partly cloudy to sunny days. The ND16 will slow the DJI Spark’s shutter speed to give your videos a smooth, cinematic look.

ND32 Filter (0.67g): The ND32 Spark filter reduces the camera's shutter speed by 5-stops. Use the ND32 on very bright sunny days for best results. The ND32 will slow the DJI Spark’s shutter speed to give your videos a smooth, cinematic look.

Why Use A Neutral Density Filter?

The primary purpose of a ND filter is to reduce camera shutter speed. The 180-degree rule of shutter is a standard in motion pictures and cinema. This principle states that shutter speed should be double the frame rate to get each frame to blend together in order to create a smooth, cinematic look and feeling. If you are shooting in 4K at 30 frames per second, you want your shutter speed to be near 1/60th. To achieve a 1/60th shutter speed outdoors, typically you will need a ND filter. You will use different strengths of ND filters for different lighting conditions. Generally, the brighter it is outside, the stronger the ND filter you will need. To summarize, ND filters help lower shutter speed to capture smooth, cinematic content.

What Is The Difference Between The Cinema Series And Standard Filters?

The Cinema Series Filters for the DJI Spark feature a production level glass with a lower refractive index, leading to better image quality. Additionally the Cinema Series Glass is multi-coated with AR coatings to reduce lens flaring.