SmallRig 6072 Square ND & Black Mist Filter Kit for iPhone 17 Pro (Orange)

SmallRig 6072 Square ND & Black Mist Filter Kit for iPhone 17 Pro – Crystal Clear Image Quality

The SmallRig 6072 Filter Kit is the perfect choice for filmmakers and photographers using the iPhone 17 Pro. With the ability to use the filters directly on the phone or with most cases that have large camera openings, this kit gives you the flexibility and creative control you need to capture stunning images and videos. The square filters are designed for easy mounting, allowing you to quickly switch between different filters and capture every moment with precision.

Benefits and Applications

This filter kit includes a 1/4 Black Mist filter that softens the image and provides a dreamy feel, perfect for creating a visually interesting look. Additionally, it includes five different ND filters (ND2, ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32) that allow you to control the light intake and thus affect the exposure. This is especially useful in bright light, where you can use longer shutter speeds to capture motion without overexposing your image. With a simple and secure mounting method, you can quickly and effectively switch between filters depending on your creative vision.

Specifications

• Compatibility: iPhone 17 Pro
• Contents: 1/4 Black Mist filter, 5x ND filters (ND2, ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32), 2x mount for iPhone 17 Pro, cleaning kit, storage bag, cleaning cloth, manual

Frequently asked questions

What filters are included in the SmallRig 6072 Filter Kit?
The kit includes a 1/4 Black Mist filter and five different ND filters (ND2, ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32).

Is the SmallRig 6072 Filter Kit compatible with other phone models?
No, it is specifically designed for the iPhone 17 Pro.

How can the filters be mounted on the iPhone 17 Pro?
The filters are designed for easy mounting and can be used directly on the phone or with most cases that have large camera openings.

What is the purpose of the ND filters in the kit?
The ND filters allow you to control the light intake and affect the exposure, which is particularly useful in bright light to capture motion without overexposing the image.