DJI Drone Cine CPL Filters, Mavic Air 2
Our Airlight™ CPL filter for Mavic 2 Pro in fire red, makes your drone (and the footage) look better. Our CPL helps you change the light angle bouncing off bright surfaces, so your shots cut through haziness and make colors pop. By using aerospace-grade materials we were able to cut unnecessary weight out of the filter body in order to maintain peak gimbal functionality. Using our same cinematic glass and custom coatings, these filters are the secret sauce. This filter mounts directly onto the drone lens, and will not work if you’re using our Drone Anamorphic Lens.
Our Review
Moment Airlight CPL Filter for DJI Drones — Cleaner Footage, Less Time in Post
The gist: A professional-grade drone CPL that removes glare and atmospheric haze at capture — cutting the color-correction hours remote videographers can’t bill for.
- Sub-2.5 g aerospace build: Weight-optimized so the DJI gimbal holds calibration mid-flight — critical on paid shoots where footage loss means going back to location.
- In-camera haze removal: Eliminates reflections and sky wash at the lens, reducing the amount of lift needed in DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro on tight client deadlines.
- Durable field coatings: Hydrophobic and scratch-resistant glass stays clean through full outdoor production days in wind or light rain.
- Model-specific mount: Engineered for DJI Mavic drones — no universal adapter that could work loose mid-shot at altitude.
DroneDJ noted the Moment CPL filters maintain gimbal calibration without vibration in their Mavic series coverage, a reliability benchmark for professional production use.
Best for: Freelance videographers and content creators using DJI drones for travel or commercial work. Skip it if: You’re pairing it with the Moment Anamorphic Lens — the two are incompatible. Runs ~$5–$25 depending on model — check the current price before buying.
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