Overview

Insta360 GO Ultra ND Filter Set

Expand your creative control over your GO Ultra footage with the ND Filter Set from Insta360. The bundle includes ND8, ND16, and ND32 neutral density filters that let you adjust exposure by cutting light hitting your camera sensor from 3 to 5 f-stops. This also allows you to adjust your shutter speed to create motion blur for high-action shots. While the ND filters are primarily designed for daylight shooting, they can also enhance your color reproduction during night shoots to improve your star trails, traffic shots, and other long exposures.

SKU: GC170-INSTAGOULTRA-11

Insta360 GO Ultra ND Filter Set

Insta360 GO Ultra ND Filter Set

Expand your creative control over your GO Ultra footage with the ND Filter Set from Insta360. The bundle includes ND8, ND16, and ND32 neutral density filters that let you adjust exposure by cutting light hitting your camera sensor from 3 to 5 f-stops. This also allows you to adjust your shutter speed to create motion blur for high-action shots. While the ND filters are primarily designed for daylight shooting, they can also enhance your color reproduction during night shoots to improve your star trails, traffic shots, and other long exposures.

ND8

Reduces the amount of light hitting the sensor and lowers the shutter speed by three stops. It helps capture realistic, sharp images in partly cloudy daytime conditions.

ND16

Reduces the amount of light hitting the sensor and lowers the shutter speed by four stops. It helps capture sharp images in normal daylight conditions.

ND32

Reduces the amount of light hitting the sensor and lowers the shutter speed by five stops. This filter is recommended for strong lighting conditions like direct sunlight.

Recommended For

Cycling: Fit an ND filter to slow the shutter and add natural motion blur to fast-moving bike footage.

Travel & Vlogging: Swap between ND8, ND16, and ND32 to keep travel clips correctly exposed as daylight conditions change.

Bright Daylight Shooting: Use the ND32 filter to cut five stops of light and prevent overexposure in direct sunlight.

Night Long Exposures: The filters improve colour reproduction in long exposures at night, such as star trails and traffic light trails.

Motion Blur Effects: Lowering the shutter speed through the filters creates cinematic motion blur for high-action shots.

Key Features:

ND8, ND16, and ND32 Filters

Reduce Light Hitting Sensor

Create Motion Blur

Enhance Colors at Night

What's in the Box:

Insta360 GO Ultra ND Filter Set

ND8 Filter

ND16 Filter

ND32 Filter

Storage Box

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 GO Ultra

Additional Product Information

The filter kit is made by Freewell and backed by Freewell's lifetime warranty (non-transferable; excludes second-hand items).

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Insta360 GO Ultra ND Filter Set

Expand your creative control over your GO Ultra footage with the ND Filter Set from Insta360. The bundle includes ND8, ND16, and ND32 neutral density filters that let you adjust exposure by cutting light hitting your camera sensor from 3 to 5 f-stops. This also allows you to adjust your shutter speed to create motion blur for high-action shots. While the ND filters are primarily designed for daylight shooting, they can also enhance your color reproduction during night shoots to improve your star trails, traffic shots, and other long exposures.

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