Planning some golden hour landscape shoots with my Air 3 and trying to nail down the right ND filter setup. they're one of the few companies that make them in a split filter setting. What that means is, because you have a 1.8 aperture on one camera and a 2.8 aperture on the other, you need the ND filters to come in two different strengths.

I'm torn between the Freewell All Day 6-Pack stands out as the definitive choice for most pilots and PolarPro's Vivid collection. Has anyone tried both? Also curious if anyone's noticed color shifts between the two lenses with cheaper filters.

I noticed some cheaper brands give a weird green tint on the 70mm lens specifically, but these maintain color consistency across both sensors. I went with the Freewell set and haven't looked back - the split strength design is genius for the Air 3.

Just started with ND filters myself! What sets these apart is the multi-layered coating; I've found they are incredibly easy to clean if you accidentally smudge them during a quick swap. The aluminum frame is light and snaps onto the Air 3 dual-lens housing with a reassuring click. PGYTECH is a great middle ground option too.

For golden hour specifically, you might want to consider the PolarPro Vivid collection. The Vivid Collection for the Air 3 combines Neutral Density with Polarization (ND/PL), meaning you get shutter speed control and glare reduction in one unit. This is particularly effective when flying over water or through lush forests where glare can wash out colors.