Essential Graduated Nd16-8 Inspire 1 & Osmo Filter In Multiple Colors [rztmcaA7]

While shooting any scene that features a bright sky and dark landscape, like a sunset, the SRP i1 Series Graduated ND16-8 Filter helps you hit the correct exposure and get the shot while the light is just right. Designed specifically for the DJI Inspire 1 and Osmo cameras, this filter blends an ND16 filter and an ND8 filter into one dynamic instrument that can complete even the most extensive professional kits. In addition to helping you nail the proper exposure for half-dark-half-bright shots, this neutral density filter slows your camera’s shutter speed in order to reduce rolling shutter artifacts and allow proper cinema-quality video capture.

• Designed specifically for use with DJI Inspire 1 and DJI Osmo cameras.
• DJI’s standard UV filter must be removed from your Inspire 1 or Osmo before installing this filter.
• The graduated neutral density filter technology features an ND16 (ND1.2, 4 f-stops) filter on one side that transitions to an ND8 (ND0.9, 3 f-stops) filter on the other side. This graduated design lets you achieve the proper exposure when shooting a subject beneath a bright sky or when shooting a setting sun over dark water or land.
• Neutral density filter technology forces the camera to slow its shutter speed and capture distortion-free video with a natural, cinematic-style blur where you need it. It also remedies the effects of rolling shutter (or “jello”) common in drone and quick, dynamic videography.
• Elegant construction features a piece of ND16 filter glass ground at an angle and perfectly fused with an identical piece of ND8 glass and then topped with a thin layer of UV filter glass. The result is a consistent filter width and perfect graduation between hemispheres.
• Rotating inner ring includes a marker to help with the proper orientation of the filter. The marker should be at the 12 o’clock position if you want the ND16 portion on top.
• Knurled outer ring enables easy, screw-on installation and removal when you need to swap out filters to keep up with the fading light.
• Computer-machined Delrin frame ensures high strength-to-weight ratio.

Video by Grant Johnston