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Insta360

Freewell Standard Day Filter Set for Insta360 GO 2 (4-Pack)

SKU CH-EGH7-V7BFY

Four-pack of neutral-density filters — ND8, ND16, ND32 and ND64 — built for the Insta360 GO 2 to control exposure in bright conditions

  • Product typeFilters Set
  • ND8 filter cuts light by 3 stops for balanced daylight exposure
  • ND16 filter reduces light 4 stops for bright outdoor scenes
  • ND32 filter blocks 5 stops of light for harsh midday sun
  • ND64 filter cuts 6 stops of light for long-exposure motion blur

Four ND filters for Insta360 GO 2

This set provides four neutral-density filters made specifically for the Insta360 GO 2 camera. It includes ND8, ND16, ND32, and ND64 options to manage bright daylight conditions. The filters allow precise control over exposure and shutter speed for smoother motion capture. Content creators who need reliable light reduction for outdoor shooting will find this kit suitable.

Optical glass construction maintains image clarity

Multi-coated optical glass reduces glare and protects the lens surface during daily use. The lightweight frames add minimal mass to the compact camera body. No external power or thermal management is required for these passive accessories. They operate silently and draw zero power from the device.

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Price $16.99
Cheaper than about 86% of the 1,281 comparable items (median $48.99).

Specifications

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Product typeFilters Set

Questions about this item

How do I attach the ND filters to my Insta360 GO 2 and what is the common mistake?

Snap the magnetic filter onto the lens until it clicks; the step users miss is aligning the white dot on the filter ring with the dot on the camera before pressing.

Which ND filter from the ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64 set will I need to replace first with heavy outdoor use?

The ND8 sees the most daily use in bright daylight, so its coating tends to show micro-scratches before the darker ND16, ND32 or ND64 filters.

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