Neewer Magnetic CPL Filter Compatible with DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo Accessories, Multi Coated Circular Polarizer Filter Kit with 2 Screen Protectors, Action Camera Accessories

No problems at all, stick nicely and seems well made. The writing on the fiter is so tiny though and cant help it because its so small. Hard to see which filter I am using. Anyone over 45 will struggle! haha. Also the magnets stick but still can easily come off. I can see how these filters will get lost easily - but I would imagine no matter the brand they are all like that.

I do a lot of Zoom meeting and could not take the glare from my glasses. I actually have this one the front of my camera anchored with a little tape. It’s lightweight so no issue with scotch tape securing it over my camera lens. This really reduced the glare and I look more professional in virtual meetings without my glasses glaring from the computer screen.

The magnetic attachment makes it super easy to put on and remove the filter, saving time when I need to switch between shots. The circular polarizer (CPL) does reducing glare and enhancing colors BUT it is not very noticeable, a little bit of improvement will be better. My DJI Osmo Pocket 3 case has a dedicated slot to store the CPL filter, which is a great convenience for keeping everything organized and accessible on the go.Additionally, the kit comes with two screen protectors, keep my camera screen safe from scratches.

Having recently picked up an Osmo Pocket 3, I decided to do a shootout of several different CPL filters. I have previously used Neewer products in the past and been satisfied, so I made sure that this was one of the ones I tested.When it arrived, it had the least impressive case, since the other two CPL filters came in a nice plexi box with magnetized lid, while this Neewer CPL filter came in a plastic snap-close style box. The Neewer however also comes with two screen protectors and an assortment of accessories to help with the install and to keep the filter clean.The filter itself very easily snaps onto the lens of the Osmo due to being magnetized. At first, I was not in love with the result. It still looked somewhat washed out and hazy (see second picture). Compared to the picture with no filter (first picture), the difference was minimal, even non-existent. However, I played with the adjustable ring on the Neewer CPL filter and snapped the last two photos. Those photos by far are the most pristine color-wise out of all the photos I took with all the different filters I was testing.It is very subtle and requires a direct side-by-side comparison of the photos, but to me, the Neewer, once adjusted, appears to bring out the true white of the knitted fried egg and makes the darker colors deeper without making them muddled and grey. Due to this and the added bonus swag of the screen protectors, I recommend this CPL filter.

There's nothing wrong with this CPL Filter, it's a perfect fit for the Osmo Pocket 3, and it produces great results, but it's just unfortunate that I can't add it on top of the wide angle lens of which I use quite a bit. It's great for when I don't need that wide angle, but I just wish that I could use it in tandem.I've purchased many NEEWER products in the past, so I knew that when I got this filter the quality and workmanship would be top notch, so in that regard, it's fantastic quality at a low price, this is no different.Like other reviewers have said, it's not a make everything better filter. There's times when you'll need it, and others when you won't, but for those times you do, it's a fantastic addition that won't break the bank. If you do a lot of outdoor shoots in the sun, or near the water, this is a must have for your kit.