Camera Butter DJI O3 Air Unit ND Filters and Lens Protectors

See all of our ND Filters!

Pro quality optics and Made for Action. Made specifically for the DJI O3 air unit.

With these ND filters, you no longer have to worry about little particles hitting your camera and damaging the soft lens! Unlike filters that are primarily made for the Avata, the Camera Butter O3 filters and lens protectors are specially made for the O3 unit and the FPV use case. This means:

• They fit tighter and stay on better than other filters
• They are made to fit into a narrower space
• They have little “wings” on the top and bottom to make them easier to remove
• You can turn them 90 degrees and use the horizontally for extra space on the top and bottom
• They are much tougher than other filters made from regular glass

Protect your lens

Both the ND filters and clear lens protectors are the only ones made from ultra-strong Gorilla glass, meaning that they can take a hit much better than other filters.  Now you don’t have to give up protection if you want to use an ND filter – the ND filters are just as strong.  These filters are truly made for action!

The kit comes with 4 different ND values for different lighting conditions, and a clear  lens protector to protect your camera when you are not using filters.

Get the very best out of your O3 and protect your camera better than any other filter available!

Easier on your camera

Due to the design of the O3 camera, continually inserting and removing filters can eventually wear away the plastic, which can mean a looser fit over time.  Unlike other O3 filters (even ones that look almost exactly the same!), the aluminum frame on our filters is carefully contoured to reduce sharp edges to reduce the wear on your camera.  This is a labor-intensive process, but significantly decreases damage to your expensive camera.

The full pack contains:

• ND4
• ND8
• ND16
• ND32
• Clear UV protector
• Carrying case

Also available in 2-packs of the lens protector, and ND8/ND16 2-pack.

Note: Also due to the design of the DJI camera, some vignetting (dark corners) may appear in super wide mode using ANY filter, especially if stabilization is used.