NEEWER Magnetic ND Filter Set for DJI Osmo Pocket 4 & 3 (14-pack with CPL, Black Diffusion 1/4 & light pollution reduction)
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Product description
If you’re shooting DJI Osmo Pocket 4 or Pocket 3 handheld, ND filters quickly become one of those “wish I’d bought them earlier” accessories. This NEEWER Magnetic ND Filter Set is built around magnetic quick-switching, so changing exposure control on the fly is much less fiddly than screw-on alternatives. It’s aimed at people who care about consistent outdoor exposure, cleaner reflections, and more controlled night footage—without turning every shoot into a filter-change exercise.
That said, it’s not a universal filter kit for every lens situation. There are clear limitations around wide angle/macro use, and you’ll also want to pay attention to the protective-film reminder when you’re stacking or using certain filter types.
Quick overview
This is an all-in-one magnetic ND filter kit compatible with DJI OSMO Pocket 4 and Pocket 3 Creator Combo accessories. The set includes multiple ND strengths (plus a high-reduction option) and also includes two special-purpose filters: a black diffusion 1/4 for a softer, hazier highlight look, and a light pollution reduction filter designed to counter the yellow/green cast from city lights.
On top of that, the bundle contains CPL options (ND/PL combined units) so you can tackle glare and reflections from nonmetallic surfaces like water and glass while also controlling brightness. Over a typical day of outdoor filming, that matters more than you might expect.
What it’s for in real shooting
Where this set tends to make sense is when your Pocket camera is moving between lighting conditions—bright sun to shaded areas, or outdoor street scenes to nighttime city footage. ND filters help you keep exposure under control so you don’t end up with clipped highlights or that “everything looks washed out” look.
For a practical example: imagine filming a river or a wet pavement walk-through in daylight. With a CPL-style filter in the mix, glare from the water surface and reflections off glass-like surfaces can drop noticeably, so your subject and colours feel clearer rather than overly contrasty in the wrong places. Then when the light changes, swapping to an ND strength you can “dial in” helps maintain a more consistent look.
Key features that affect image results
The kit is designed around a magnetic quick switch system and an aluminium frame, which is handy when you’re filming on a gimbal and need changes without a lot of time fumbling.
Optically, the included filters are described as multi-coated HD optical glass. In theory (and in typical ND/CPL use), this is the sort of approach that helps keep images clearer and reduces unwanted flare/glare. You’re also getting filter options tailored to different goals:
- ND filters for exposure control across various brightness levels
- ND/PL combined units for glare/haze/reflection reduction alongside light control
- Black diffusion 1/4 for a softer, cinematic feel with reduced highlights
- Light pollution reduction for city-night colours and contrast stability
Take note that the wider “creative effects” filters (like diffusion and light pollution reduction) are not meant to be used in every situation. If you’re chasing the cleanest, most clinical look, diffusion may feel like an intentional trade-off rather than a default.
Tech specs
- Name: Magnetic ND Filter Set Compatible with DJI Osmo Pocket 4 & Pocket 3 (14 Pack)
- Type: ND / CPL / ND-PL + special effect filters
- Format: Magnetic quick switch attachment with aluminium frame
- Includes ND strengths: ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64, ND128, ND256, ND1000
- Includes CPL: CPL filter included
- Light reduction (ND): 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10 stops (respectively)
- ND/PL options: ND8/PL, ND16/PL, ND32/PL, ND64/PL
- Black diffusion filter: 1/4
- Light pollution reduction: reduces yellow/green hue from city lights
- Colour: Black
- Compatibility notes: Designed for DJI OSMO Pocket 4 and Pocket 3 Creator Combo accessories
Where it shines, and where you may want to skip it
This set is a strong “do-it-all” choice if you regularly film outdoors and want exposure control without overexposure—especially in situations where reflections matter (water, glass, glossy nonmetallic surfaces). The magnetic approach also helps if you often shoot handheld-on-a-gimbal and don’t want to keep stopping to thread filters on and off.
It may not be the best match if you primarily shoot in scenarios that conflict with the kit’s stated limits. The reminder included with the product says that when attached to Pocket 4 or Pocket 3, the wide angle lens cannot be used together with ND, CPL, or other filters. Also, it suggests not applying protective film to the camera when using wide angle/macro lenses or ND, CPL filters. If your shooting style depends on wide angle/macro workflows, you’ll want to think carefully before committing.
Buying verdict
It’s worth buying this NEEWER Magnetic ND Filter Set if you want a practical magnetic kit for Osmo Pocket 4/3 that covers both exposure control and common reflection/glare challenges, with extra creative help for softer diffusion and night-time colour cast from city lighting.
You may want to avoid it if you frequently rely on the wide angle lens with ND/CPL effects, or if your setup involves protective film on the camera area—because the included guidance is pretty specific. In short: this set suits run-and-gun outdoor creators and night shooters who like options ready in one pack, but it can be limiting if your workflow depends on wide angle/macro pairing at the same time.
Mini FAQ
Does this set include both ND and CPL options?
Yes. The kit includes ND filters in multiple strengths, plus a circular polarising (CPL) filter and combined ND/PL options (ND8/PL, ND16/PL, ND32/PL, ND64/PL).
What’s the black diffusion 1/4 filter meant to do?
It’s intended to reduce highlights and lower glare for a hazier, softer look—described as suitable for portraits, videos, and vlogs.
Can I use the wide angle lens together with ND or CPL?
The product reminder states that when attached to Pocket 4 or Pocket 3, the wide angle lens cannot be used together with ND, CPL, or other filters.
Is it designed for daytime use or night scenes?
Both, based on the set contents: ND strengths for outdoor exposure control and the light pollution reduction filter for city lighting at night.
Should I add a protective film to the camera?
The reminder says not to apply protective film to the camera when using wide angle/macro lenses or ND/CPL filters.