DJI Osmo Pocket 3 1.2X Anamorphic Lens + 10X Macro Lens + Wide-Angle Lens + ND8 + ND32 + ND128 + CPL + Black Mist 1/4, 8 Pack Filter Set Magnetic Attach / Multi-Coated / Optical Glass + 6pcs Camera Screen Protector

This kit of filters and lenses is a great set. The ND filters work well; I have tested two other sets, and this set is comparable, with minimal-to-no color washout. Some of the other sets result in some loss of color, making the images look grey, but this set does not and allows the images to still be vibrant and colorful.

The impact of the anamorphic lens does squish the image some, but it is pretty minimal. The widescreen lens is great and gives a touch of fisheye effect and captures a wider range; that said, if you got the Creator Combo, you already have a widescreen lens. That leaves the macro lens.

The macro lens, for me, makes this kit worthwhile. While I am still playing with lens to figure out the right range and settings to make it work best, right out of the box, I was able to snap it onto the DJI and take a sample photo that showed how close I could get with it. Photo 1 and 2 are taken from the exact same point, with my hand resting against a lamp. The macro lets me capture the little tiny flower on the bonsai plant.

Overall, you get a lot of the lenses and filters that you might need on various shoots in this set. Recommended.

Images cover as follows: No Filters, Anamorphic No Edit, Anamorphic Desqueezed, Wide Angle, Macro

The quality of the filters and the power of the magnets are fantastic(Maybe a bit too strong?). Images still look very sharp and there's minimal color shift between the Macro, Anamorphic, and Wide Angle.

The Anamorphic is able to stack with the other filters, however the Macro and Wide are not without a work around. The Macro and Wide magnets are reversed so they repel the other filters, however if you flip the ND's around and stick them to the Macro and Wide they'll then mount to the Osmo. You will have a slight vignette, but it is something you can fix in editing.

While the magnets are very strong, it also makes the NDs difficult to remove without feeling like you're going to harm the gimbal motors. They all have grooves on the sides that you can hook a fingernail into and pull it off that way, but it still takes a little more force than I care to exert.

Speaking of the NDs, the one you really need is not here. If you're following the rules of shooting video, doubling your frame rate for 30p, and shooting at 1/60th, then you really only need the ND16. ND8 is not strong enough for full sun, and ND32 is a little too heavy. ND16, when ISO is left on 50-3200 auto, will cover you from a dark room to full sun without going above 1800 ISO and without peaking highlights at ISO 50. However, if you prefer to set your ISO at 800 and rely entirely on NDs for your exposure, the heavier NDs will be appreciated. If you're shooting at 24 or 25p then the ND32 might cover you for the full day sun a little better. I just feel like a ND8, ND16, and ND32 would have been better options.

The Macro lens is really nice and opens up so many possibilities with the Osmo. From shooting botanical macros to product, it really is a needed attachment.

Comparing the Wide Angle to the Anamorphic its fairly obvious that you can attain the same dimensions simply by cropping the Wide Angle shot to an Anamorphic ratio. However, if you want to preserve the full dimensions of the 4K then the Anamorphic lens will give you the same overall width FOV as the wide angle lens.

The Wide Angle lens is a few MM wider than the one that comes from DJI in the creators bundle. After shooting with the camera for almost 2 weeks straight for work I have to say the wide angle is not super useful in my use case(Osmo Wide). The inability to properly stack a pro mist and ND without a heavy vignette is a no-go for me. I feel like the stock lens is plenty wide enough, but if you're shooting interiors and don't need a mist or ND then I would say the K&F Wide is the way to go. You have a little more vertical warping, but you'll see a fair bit more of the interior than using the Osmo Wide.

TLDR: Its a great filter set, with some limits, but it will open the door to really get the most out of the Osmo 3

K&F Concept has been no stranger to the industry for a long time and their filters are also enjoying increasing popularity, not least due to the fantastic price/performance ratio.
The quality of K&F Concept filters is a long way from cheap no-name filters and so it is almost self-evident and hardly worth mentioning that the filters fit plug & play, are reliable and secure, so you don't have to worry about losing them.
Oh, and of course the filters have no negative influence on the function of the gimbal or the optical quality of the image.
I didn't notice any color changes, nor did the susceptibility to flares or ghosting increase significantly. Here K&F Concept seems to have done a good job constructively, or just made a good purchase

I recently upgraded my DJI Osmo Pocket 3 with this concept effect lens & ND filter kit, and I'm absolutely thrilled with the results! The wide-angle lens dramatically expands my field of view, capturing breathtaking landscapes with ease. The anamorphic lens adds a beautiful cinematic quality to my videos, making them look professionally shot. The macro lens is perfect for getting up close and personal with intricate details, which has opened up a whole new world of creative possibilities for me.
The ND filters are a lifesaver, allowing me to control the exposure in various lighting conditions and achieve smooth, well-balanced footage even on bright days. I love how easy the magnetic attachment system is—it makes switching between lenses and filters quick and hassle-free without any fumbling.
The build quality is top-notch, with multi-coated optical glass that keeps my shots clear and free from glare. Plus, the lenses are easy to clean and stay securely in place during use. This kit has truly enhanced my shooting experience, providing versatility and superior image quality. Highly recommend the K&F Concept Effect Lens & ND Filter Kit to anyone looking to take their DJI Osmo Pocket 3 to the next level! A+

These are high quality filters from K&F. One of the standout features of this kit is its variable ND range, which goes from ND2 to ND32 on one filter and ND32 to ND512 on the other. This wide range allows for seamless adjustment of exposure settings in different lighting conditions, making it incredibly useful for both photo and video shooting.

The processing quality of the filters is exceptional. The aluminum alloy frame feels sturdy and durable, providing confidence in handling and protecting your lenses. The rotating outer ring for adjusting ND strength is smooth and precise, allowing for quick and easy adjustments on the fly. The glass is of high quality and produces sharp and clear images without noticeable color shifts or loss of quality.

These are really well made ND filters. They are from K&F Concept. I've had various filters from them before and have always been happy with them.

These are magnetically attached to the front of the lens. Therefore, they may also work with various other cameras that have a metal lens bezel, such as: B. Drones etc.

The rings are relatively easy to adjust, although they are flush with the frame so they can be a bit fiddly. The marker for the level is also pretty small, so you'll have to look at it carefully.

The ND2 to ND32 are most likely to be used, but the ND32 to ND512 will come in handy on very bright days.

These are delivered in a practical plastic case. You also get a screen protector and cleaning wipes.

Overall, a decent pair of variable ND filters. They're not cheap, but the quality is definitely worth it.

I ordered this “Black Mist 1/4” filter for my new DJI Osmo Pocket 3 in order to be able to slightly blur the image and also to protect the camera lens.

The workmanship is really flawless. The packaging in which the filter is housed is quite large, but well suited for the filter.

Regarding the function itself, it should be said that 1/4 is almost very little. Perhaps 1/2 would actually be better.
In addition, it must of course be praised that the filter can remain on the lens very well due to its very slim design. I have attached three detailed photos.

The included screen protector also fits perfectly and is relatively easy to install. Whether and how it will prove itself in the future remains to be seen.

Personally, I can recommend the filters from K&F with a clear conscience. I also bought the set with the ND filters, which I will review separately.

Es un producto increíble! Vale completamente la pena cada centavo

The K&F Concept Variable ND32-512 filter is pure magic for my OSMO Pocket 3! This adjustable ND filter, ranging from ND32 to ND512, has taken my photography and videography game to a whole new level.

The neutral density coated design ensures crystal clear recordings, even in bright sunlight. It's like I have the ability to control shutter speed in the palm of my hand. The waterproof and scratch-resistant properties add extra durability, making it perfect for outdoor adventures.

Ease of adjustment is a crucial factor and provides flexibility in capturing the perfect shot. Whether it's a bright landscape or a low-light scenario, this filter has become my go-to solution.

If you are a Pocket 3 enthusiast and want to improve your camera capabilities, K&F Concept's ND32-512 variable filter is a must-have. It's like adding a touch of magic to every shot!

The magnetic filter holds the Pocket 3 tightly and makes it almost impossible to lose. The quality of the glass is also excellent and the filter appears very stable.