A couple of weeks ago, I tested out the Tiffen Mavic Mini filters with the DJI Mini 2, and in testing, they worked great (unofficially)! After getting in touch with Tiffen, they let me know that the filters are, in fact, compatible with the new DJI Mini 2 drone.
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When ND filters were first released for the DJI Mavic Mini, they didn’t have much use as the DJI Fly app didn’t let you change the shutter speed when capturing video, meaning the drone would automatically change the settings. After an update that fixed this, we got our hands on the Tiffen ND & polarizer filter kit for the Mavic Mini.
Tiffen filter kits for DJI Osmo Pocket. Not too long ago, Chris published this massive 54-filter test for the DJI Mavic 2 Pro and Zoom drones. Among the various filters tested, were filters from the well-known company Tiffen and their filters performed very well. They have now released a filter set for the DJI Osmo Pocket. This should really appeal to anybody, who is using the Osmo Pocket for more serious video recording. The filter kit consists either of a three-filter kit of neutral density polarizer filters and a six-filter kit of neutral density and neutral density polarizers.
I recently received a total of 54 filters for the Mavic 2 Pro ($1,499) and Mavic 2 Zoom ($1,249) from 5 different manufacturers. (I had offers to test even more, but I had to turn them away.) I then set off to test these filters over the next several weeks and compare them on a total of 16 different metrics. I wanted to know who makes the best Mavic 2 filters. It is Polar Pro, Tiffen, or one of the several smaller Chinese accessory suppliers? The winners might surprise you.
Finally, Tiffen filters for your favorite drones, such as the DJI Mavic 2 Pro and Zoom, the Mavic Air, and the Inspire 2. We had been wondering when the well-established filter companies, such as Tiffen, would enter the prosumer drone market when we wrote this article here. Tiffen already had filters for the Phantom 4, but the other popular drones were left out. Well, that has been addressed now.
