Freewell Circular Polarizer CPL Camera Lens Filter Compatible With Osmo Pocket, Pocket 2

Bought this filter for my DJI Pocket 2, and it’s a great piece of kit and of really high quality. With no colour cast, distortion or softening of the image. Perfect for those sunny days when you need a slower shutter speed to match the frame rate of your video. Very good build quality, and easy to store, and great value considering the price of other camera filters. Highly recommended and wouldn’t hesitate to buy again.

This is a pretty decent filter. I've used it quite often on my DJI Pocket 2. It does give a nice 'bluish' hue to night time city footage which I like (removing yellow tones), but it can also give a pinkish hue to white buildings which I don't like at all. Better to have it than not in my opinion.

Looking to improve my footage with the pocket 2 and this has made a real difference.Well made and fits really well, so far it has stayed on with no issues.One thing you need to remove it before switching the camera off as it will get in the way when the camera closed down

The main feature of this filter is to reduce or remove reflections, for example shooting through a glass window or a woodland stream.A secondary effect is increasing contrast and colour, which I like.The "circular" part is that if you have a tiny enough fingernail, the lens rotates from maximum effect to little effect so you can have artistic control.Another thing it does is protect your expensive Osmo Pocket's lens if you just leave it on 24/7 and for that reason alone it is an essential accessory for me!Note that the Osmo Pocket on default settings is already not great with low light, and like any additional lens this will reduce the light hitting the sensor by some degree.For outdoor use in sunlight, unless you are at pro level with a specific reason to use another lens, this is pretty much an 11/10 must-have accessory.PS - it is TINY. I recommend wearing cotton gloves and/or using tweezers to remove it from the box it comes in and drop it in place, where it magnetically locks, as touching it even once with bare fingers may eventually cause regrets.

I bought this for my Pocket 2. It is a good bit of kit and seems to work well - BUT don't leave the filter on when you switch your Pocket 2 off. With the filter in place the depth is slightly more than the clearance when the lens returned to its place on switching off. The result is when you switch on again the gimbal and lens are jammed. I didn't notice and got a 'gimbal overheating' error which is when I noticed the lens had not moved.the filter is fine - just remember to take it off before shutting down your Pocket 2.

Honestly thought this was way other priced. Easily snaps to the magnet on the Osmo. All great.Was difficult to adjust once the gimbal was on and with osmo screen been so small difficult to tell what different the cpl was making.Appears to do the job but just little fiddly to get there

I have bought this for doing long exposure water shots with the OP, also doing time-lapse / motion-lapse with some blur added. This does exactly what it says it will do - fits easily and brings the shutter speed down dramatically. In normal daylight, I can use 100 ISA and a 30fps, this will allow me to get down to 1/50th shutter speed easily. Or even lower - for a time lapse, I used 1.3" exposure to get a real sense of movement. Good investment.

Creates realistic night shots from a blue to a grey and lights do not over power or flare in the video or photos