Designed for the Insta360 X5, these ND filters reduce the amount of light entering the lens, helping you maintain balanced exposure in bright conditions. By allowing slower shutter speeds, they create smoother motion blur and more natural-looking video—especially useful when shooting outdoors or in high-contrast environments.

Available individually in ND16, ND32, ND64, and ND128 strengths, you can choose the level of light reduction that suits your scene. The X5 automatically detects the attached filter and adjusts processing accordingly, helping maintain accurate colours without extra setup. Built from tempered glass with a 10H hardness rating, each filter is made to handle regular use while resisting scratches and wear.

Who this is for

Content creators, action shooters, and videographers using the Insta360 X5 who want better exposure control and more cinematic motion in bright conditions.

At a glance

• Designed for Insta360 X5
• Available in ND16, ND32, ND64, ND128
• Enables smoother motion blur
• Supports long exposure effects
• Auto-detection for accurate colour
• Tempered glass with 10H hardness
• Lightweight and compact design

How it works

ND filters reduce incoming light without affecting colour balance. Lower strengths (ND16, ND32) are suited to moderately bright conditions, while higher strengths (ND64, ND128) are better for strong sunlight or achieving longer exposures. Once attached, the Insta360 X5 recognises the filter automatically, adjusting internal processing so footage remains consistent and easier to grade in post.

Why choose this product

These filters simplify shooting in bright environments while giving you more creative control. Instead of relying on fast shutter speeds that produce choppy motion, you can achieve smoother, more natural-looking footage straight out of camera. The automatic detection feature removes guesswork, and the durable build ensures they can keep up with regular outdoor use.

Ideal uses

• Outdoor filming in bright sunlight
• Action sports and fast movement
• Long exposure photography
• Night scenes with light trails
• Cinematic 360 video capture