What are the best ND filter sets for DJI Air 3 drones?

Hey everyone! I recently bit the bullet and upgraded to the DJI Air 3, and I am absolutely blown away by the dual-camera system. That 70mm medium telephoto lens is a total game-changer for getting those compressed, cinematic shots that were impossible on my old Mini.

However, I ran into a bit of a hurdle during my first few flights this past weekend. It was a gorgeous, blue-sky day, but because the Air 3 has a fixed aperture (f/1.7 on the wide-angle and f/2.8 on the telephoto), my shutter speeds were hitting 1/2000 or higher just to keep the exposure under control. As you can imagine, the footage looked super choppy and lost all that beautiful, natural motion blur. To get back to the 180-degree shutter rule, I definitely need a solid set of ND filters.

I’ve been doing some research, but I’m feeling a little overwhelmed by the options. Since the filters have to cover both lenses simultaneously, I’m worried about finding a set that maintains consistent color and sharpness across both the wide and the telephoto sensors. I’ve been looking closely at the Freewell 'All Day' 6-pack because they seem to be the most popular, but I also saw the PolarPro Vivid collection. PolarPro is significantly more expensive—is the glass quality actually a noticeable step up, or are you just paying for the brand name?

I also do a lot of filming over the ocean and near lakes, so I’m debating whether I should go for straight NDs or an ND/PL (polarized) hybrid set to help cut through the water glare. My main concern is that some cheaper filters might cause vignetting or a weird color cast, which would be a nightmare to fix in post-production.

For those of you who have been flying the Air 3 for a while, what filter sets have worked best for you in terms of color accuracy and ease of use? Do you find yourself reaching for the polarized versions often, or should I just stick to a standard ND8 through ND64 set for general cinematic use?