4 SMART ND FILTERS FOR CINEMATIC MOTION BLUR
Create cinematic motion blur with this 4-pack of premium neutral density (ND) filters for MISSION 1 PRO and MISSION 1 cameras. Attach a filter, and your camera automatically detects it and shifts into Automatic Motion Blur video modes so you can maximize motion blur with ease. Advanced users can manually configure the shutter speed and exposure settings to fine-tune a shot for the lighting conditions. Made from scratch-resistant, high-optical quality glass and waterproof when installed.
Product Details
- For MISSION 1 and MISSION 1 PRO only
- Comes with ND8, ND16, ND32 and ND64 filters in a protective case so you can choose the one that works best for your activity and lighting conditions
- Automatic Motion Blur video modes makes it easy for first-time users
- Experienced ND filter users can manually configure exposure settings to get their perfect amount of motion blur
- Camera automatically detects each filter when attached and lets you know to adjust up or down in filter density depending on your current lighting conditions
- Scratch-resistant and waterproof when mounted on the camera, with hydrophobic lens coatings that repel water
- Easy to attach, with no tools needed
GET DRAMATIC MOTION BLUR WITH EASE
This 4-pack of neutral density filters includes ND8, ND16, ND32 and ND64 filters, made from high optical quality glass for super easy and precise exposure control. They cover a wide range of conditions—and will even suggest when you need to go up or down a stop depending on your current lighting environment.
GET THE RIGHT SETTINGS, AUTOMATICALLY
First time using ND filters? No worries—with Automatic Motion Blur video modes, the camera automatically adjusts the shutter to capture motion blur with optimized stabilization. You’ll get the dramatic effect you want with maximum ease.
CONTROL YOUR EXPOSURE MANUALLY
Know what kind of look you want? Select your desired level of motion blur—from an amount that’s optimized for stabilization, to the Auto 180° shutter setting—or configure the shutter speed and exposure manually.
