I realize ND filters are less critical on the EVO 2 Pro thanks to its variable aperture, but I still assumed this camera was designed for changeable filters. Certainly the factory glass over this camera appears designed to be unscrewed with the standard-looking ring and jagged, serrated grip around the rim. Well, I couldn't unscrew it and was afraid to twist any harder for fear of damaging the camera. Can anyone test this and let me know if I need to go back and twist harder or give up. Thanks very much, Eric
NDs still critical to keep aperture in the sharpest range at around f/4 and to keep shutter speed close to 2x fps.
I went with the Freewell All Day pack: https://www.freewellgear.com/autel-evo-ii/708-autel-evo-ii-6k-filters-all-day-8pack.html Lifesavers in bright daylight conditions! Good luck! And by the way, I did put some muscle into it and got my original Autel filter off!
Interesting, I'm having the same problem and didn't want to apply too much force. I will have to try again.
I thought I bought the wrong filters as I could not unscrew the factory filter. Will try harder. (more muscle and it worked) I have never used a filter with my DJI Phantom 3 Pro and had over exposure problems. Purchased a set of 5 Skyreat ND Filters ND4,8,16,32,64. Which a good one to start with? I assume on a sunny, day with snow cover I will have to use the higher #. I can still return them if there his something better.
I ended up using a strap wrench to apply enough force to remove the stock filter. once broken loose it's fine.