📸 Freewell Budget Kit – E Series: 6-Pack ND4, ND8, ND16, CPL, ND32/PL, and ND64/PL Camera Lens Filters for Enhanced Compatibility with Osmo Pocket and Pocket 2 Review

after using a circular polarizer I started noticing round spots on the Osmo glass, at least that's what I thought. Apparently the magnets are recessed when snapped onto the Osmo and the metal of the polarizer hits squarely on the Osmo glass, scratching it a bit every time you put it on. now my osmo has scratches all over the glass and this causes glare at certain angles when i use the osmo without a filter. THANK YOU FREEWELL OWN ME A NEW OSMO POCKET!

I recommend staying away from them. While cleaning my device, I noticed that these ND filters leave marks on the lens itself. This is not what you expect from your filters. Save yourself the hassle and get a Polar Pro, which comes with a protector between the aluminum and the lens to avoid this. I think I got what I paid for. I would return them if I could but I bought them on a business trip to the US and I live in the UK. I will order Polar Pro immediately. Shame because they looked good, but

High quality lenses. The CPL filter recognizes the final filter on the osmo pocket 2. So everything is perfect. ND32/PL filters are not recognized as ND filters. So when you turn off the DJI Pocket 2, it tries to close the lens, rotates in, hits the gimbal and gets stuck. So I have to remove the filter first and then turn it off. But the ND64/PL lens is recognized as an ND filter and sticks out when the DJI Pocket is off. So good that not everyone has such a problem, only ND32/PL had such a…