NEEWER ND Filter Set for DJI Osmo Nano (ND8/16/32 + CPL) with Screen Protector, 4-pack
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Product description
If you shoot POV-style clips with a DJI Osmo Nano, bright daylight can be the thing that ruins an otherwise great take. This NEEWER ND filter set is built to help you control exposure and keep motion looking intentional by reducing the amount of light that reaches the camera.
It’s not a magic fix for every scenario, but as a kit you’re essentially covering a common range of light reduction needs, plus a polarising option to tame reflections.
The essentials
This is a screw-on ND filter set designed for the DJI Osmo Nano wearable action camera. The pack includes:
- ND8, ND16 and ND32 neutral density filters (each one reducing light by 3, 4 and 5 stops respectively, based on the product info)
- A circular polarising filter (CPL) that you rotate to adjust polarisation effects
- A tempered glass screen protector to help keep the touchscreen from getting scratched during everyday use
On paper, it’s aimed at creators who want smoother, more cinematic motion blur in bright conditions—think trail running, cycling, kayaking, skateboarding and general action content where the camera is bouncing around and lighting changes quickly.
Where it shines in real use
The strongest practical benefit here is exposure control without having to lean on awkward settings. In bright conditions, ND filters reduce how much light hits the sensor, which can help prevent overexposure and make moving subjects look more dynamic.
A simple example: imagine filming a cyclist on a sunny road. Without an ND filter you may end up with blown highlights or overly “crisp” motion. With an ND16 (or ND32 if it’s particularly bright), you’re giving the camera more headroom so moving parts can show a more natural motion blur look.
The CPL filter also has a very specific job—cutting glare and improving contrast on non-metallic surfaces. On paper it’s meant to reduce reflections on glass and water, and to boost saturation a bit by tightening up contrast.
Key features worth noticing
This set uses multicoated optical glass, which (again, per the product description) is intended to deliver clearer footage and resist common wear like fingerprints and scratches. That matters because action camera setups get handled a lot, cleaned in the field, and exposed to dust.
The CPL filter’s polarisation is adjusted by rotating the filter frame, so you can dial in the effect rather than being stuck with one look.
And because screen protection is often overlooked until you get your first scratch, the included tempered glass screen protector is a sensible “pair it with your camera” add-on.
What to know before you buy
A few limitations are important to keep in mind.
First, the CPL filter is not waterproof, and the set is noted as not suitable for underwater use because water could enter and compromise image quality. If your plans involve proper underwater shooting, this may not be the right direction.
Second, although the filters are described as being compatible with the DJI Osmo Nano, the kit is still a screw-on lens accessory. If you’re swapping filters a lot, you’ll want to be comfortable keeping things clean and lining them up properly each time.
Third, ND strength is only useful if you’re shooting in bright conditions. If you mostly film indoors, at night, or in consistently low light, you may find you don’t use ND8/16/32 all that often.
Tech specs
- Name: NEEWER ND Filter Set for DJI Osmo Nano
- Type: ND filters and circular polarising (CPL) filter set
- Format: Screw-on action camera lens filters
- Capacity: ND8, ND16, ND32, CPL (4-pack)
- Material: Multicoated optical glass
- Colour: Not specified
- Display: Not applicable
- Resolution: Not applicable
Is it worth it?
You should buy this set if you regularly record POV action clips in daylight and want a straightforward way to avoid overexposure while experimenting with more pronounced motion blur. It also makes sense if you often film in situations where glare is an issue—water, glass, and reflective surfaces—because the CPL gives you rotation-based control.
You may want to skip it if your content is mainly low-light, where ND filters won’t be doing much, or if you’re planning underwater filming. The CPL not being waterproof and the warning about not using the set underwater are key.
For many buyers this will land as a practical, mid-range style accessory kit: it’s not trying to cover every niche, but it does cover the common “bright action + reflections” problems without overcomplicating your kit.
Mini FAQ
Does this set include a screen protector?
Yes. It includes a tempered glass screen protector designed to shield the touchscreen from scratches while maintaining sensitivity.
What do ND8, ND16 and ND32 do?
They reduce light by 3, 4 and 5 stops respectively (as stated in the product description), which should help avoid overexposure in bright conditions.
Can I use the CPL filter underwater?
No—per the product info, the CPL filter is not waterproof, and the set is not intended for underwater use.
How do you adjust the polarising effect?
You rotate the frame of the CPL filter to adjust the polarisation effect.
What’s the main advantage of this kit over using no filters?
It gives you exposure control and glare reduction tools, which can noticeably improve consistency and the look of motion in bright outdoor filming.