AMagisn CPL UV ND Filter Set for Insta360 Ace Pro / Pro 2

Elevate your action camera footage with the AMagisn CPL UV ND Filter Set, precision-engineered specifically for the Insta360 Ace Pro and Insta360 Ace Pro 2. Crafted from high-quality optical glass, this comprehensive filter kit gives you full creative control over exposure, color saturation, and lens protection — whether you're shooting fast-action sports, sweeping landscapes, or silky smooth waterfall long exposures.

Made in Mainland China.

What's in the Set?

Depending on your chosen package, you'll receive a mix of the following filters, plus a free installation wrench:

• UV Filter — Blocks ultraviolet rays and reduces atmospheric haze for cleaner, sharper images. Doubles as an always-on lens protector against dust, scratches, and debris.
• CPL (Circular Polarizing Filter) — Eliminates glare and reflections from non-metallic surfaces like water and glass. Deepens blue skies, makes clouds pop, and boosts overall color saturation for vibrant outdoor shots.
• ND8 — 3-stop light reduction. Ideal for slightly bright conditions; lets you use slower shutter speeds to introduce natural motion blur.
• ND16 — 4-stop light reduction. Perfect for bright outdoor environments to maintain proper exposure control.
• ND32 — 5-stop light reduction. Built for strong direct sunlight, keeping your footage cinematic and well-exposed.
• ND64 — 6-stop light reduction. Designed for extremely bright conditions, enabling long-exposure creative effects even in harsh midday light.

Key Features

• ✅ Waterproof construction — Built to handle splashes, rain, and outdoor adventures without compromising image quality.
• ✅ Optical glass elements — Preserves color accuracy and sharpness with minimal light distortion.
• ✅ Precision fit — Designed exclusively for Insta360 Ace Pro and Ace Pro 2 for seamless, secure installation.
• ✅ No high-concern chemicals — Safe, eco-conscious materials for worry-free use.
• ✅ Includes installation wrench — Easy, tool-assisted filter swapping in the field.
• ✅ Multiple set options — Choose the ND 4-set, Mix 4-set, or other combos to match your shooting style.

Filter Guide at a Glance

Compatible With

• Insta360 Ace Pro 2
• Insta360 Ace Pro

Specifications

• Material: Optical Glass
• Waterproof: Yes
• Compatibility: Insta360 Ace Pro / Ace Pro 2
• Includes: Filter set + 1x Installation Wrench
• Origin: Made in Mainland China

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these AMagisn ND filters compatible with both the Insta360 Ace Pro and Ace Pro 2?

A: Yes! This filter set is specifically designed and precision-cut to fit both the Insta360 Ace Pro and the Insta360 Ace Pro 2, ensuring a snug, secure attachment with no vignetting or light leaks.

Q: What is the difference between the ND 4-Set and the Mix 4-Set packages?

A: The ND 4-Set focuses exclusively on neutral density filters (typically ND8, ND16, ND32, ND64) for controlling light in various outdoor brightness conditions. The Mix 4-Set combines ND filters with UV and/or CPL filters, giving you more versatility across different shooting scenarios. Each package includes a free installation wrench.

Q: Are these lens filters waterproof? Can I use them while surfing or in the rain?

A: Yes, the AMagisn filters feature a waterproof design, making them well-suited for outdoor adventure shooting including water sports, rain, and splash-heavy environments. The optical glass maintains clarity even when exposed to moisture.

Q: When should I use the CPL filter vs. an ND filter for my Insta360?

A: Use the CPL (Circular Polarizing Filter) when you want to eliminate surface reflections — such as glare on water or glass — and boost color saturation in skies and foliage. Use ND filters when you need to reduce overall light entering the lens to achieve slower shutter speeds, smooth motion blur, or proper exposure in very bright conditions. Both can be used independently based on your creative goal.