In this video I’m getting into a question I kept asking myself as a content creator: do you actually NEED filters for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, or is it just another “extra” you buy because TikTok said so? I’m putting the filters to the test and breaking down what they’re really doing on-camera, especially if you’re filming vlogs, lifestyle content, and everyday footage where lighting changes fast (NYC girlies, you already know). I also share what I’d personally prioritize first if you’re building your setup on a budget. I keep it super practical—what looks different with the filters on vs. off, when they make sense, and when you can honestly skip them. My biggest takeaway is that filters can be worth it, but only if they match how and where you shoot. If you’re mostly indoors or filming in consistent lighting, you might not need to run out and buy a whole kit right away. And if you want every single thing I used linked, I have it in my Amazon storefront so you can shop the exact gear without guessing.