Tilta circular polarizer for the DJI Osmo Action 6 action camera. Turning the filter sets the degree of polarisation, and with it how much reflection stays on a windscreen, a water surface or car paint. The sky darkens, greens and blues gain saturation — and none of that can be recovered in post. Optical glass in a shallow aluminium frame…
Tilta circular polarizer for the DJI Osmo Action 6 action camera. Turning the filter sets the degree of polarisation, and with it how much reflection stays on a windscreen, a water surface or car paint. The sky darkens, greens and blues gain saturation — and none of that can be recovered in post. Optical glass in a shallow aluminium frame that does not intrude into the corners of the wide-angle image; it twists straight onto the lens, even with the camera in a cage.
The Tilta Polarizer Filter is a circular polarizer for the DJI Osmo Action 6. Turning it sets the degree of polarisation and with it the reflections from a windscreen, a water surface or paintwork; the sky darkens and colours gain a saturation post-production cannot put back. Optical glass in an aluminium frame; it twists onto the camera lens.
The polarizer filter takes away the reflection from a windscreen, a water surface and car paint. The sky darkens, greens gain saturation — and none of that can be recovered on the computer.
The filter has an aluminium-alloy frame and optical glass. The frame is shallow, so it does not intrude into the corners of the Action 6’s wide angle.
The filter twists straight onto the Action 6 lens. Fitting and removing it works one-handed, even with the camera in a Tilta cage.
The filters are built for the DJI Osmo Action 6 lens. They do not fit the Action 5 Pro, Action 4 or Action 3.
The manufacturer publishes neither dimensions nor weight for the filters, so they are not listed in the specification.
| Manufacturer: | Tilta |
| Category: | Filters |
| Design | single filter |
| Filter type | CPL |
| Format | DJI Osmo Action 6 |
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