The Insta360 Ace Pro 2 ND Filter Set gives you practical control over light and reflections when shooting in bright conditions. With three neutral density filters and a polariser included, it helps you maintain consistent exposure, manage reflections, and shape the look of your footage directly in-camera.

Designed for use with the Insta360 Lens Guard for Ace Pro 2, this set is suited to creators who want more control over motion, contrast, and colour without relying on post-production.

Who this is for

• Filmmakers shooting in bright daylight
• Action and outdoor content creators
• Travel videographers working in varied lighting
• Creators looking for more cinematic motion and control
• Anyone using the Insta360 Lens Guard for Ace Pro 2

At a glance

• Includes ND8, ND16, ND32 and polariser filters
• Reduces light by 3 to 5 stops
• Helps achieve smoother motion and controlled exposure
• Polariser reduces reflections and enhances colour
• Designed for use with Insta360 Lens Guard for Ace Pro 2
• Includes storage box for organisation and protection
• How it works / component breakdown

ND Filters (ND8, ND16, ND32)
Reduce the amount of light entering the lens, allowing you to use slower shutter speeds in bright conditions. This helps create more natural motion blur in video and gives greater control over exposure.

• ND8 (3 stops) – light reduction for mild brightness
• ND16 (4 stops) – balanced control for general daylight
• ND32 (5 stops) – stronger reduction for very bright scenes

Polariser Filter
Reduces reflections from surfaces like water, glass, and roads, while improving colour saturation and contrast. Particularly useful for outdoor and travel shooting.

Lens Guard Compatibility
These filters are designed specifically to attach to the Insta360 Lens Guard for Ace Pro 2 and will not fit newer camera versions with a different lens guard design.

Why choose this set

This kit gives you essential exposure control tools in one package, helping you maintain a consistent look across changing lighting conditions. It’s especially useful for video, where controlling shutter speed directly impacts how motion is rendered. The addition of a polariser also expands creative options, making it easier to manage reflections and improve colour without additional editing.

Ideal uses

• Outdoor and travel filming
• Action sports in bright conditions
• Water, snow, or reflective environments
• Cinematic video with natural motion blur
• Landscape and daylight photography