Telesin Neutral Density Filter Set ND8 ND16 ND32 for GoPro HERO9 (3‑piece)

The Telesin Neutral Density Filter Set ND8 ND16 ND32 for GoPro HERO9 (3-piece) is a compact filter kit designed to reduce the amount of light entering the HERO9 lens. The set contains three graduated-strength neutral density filters—ND8, ND16 and ND32—that allow finer control of exposure in bright conditions, helping to achieve smoother motion blur, maintain cinematic shutter speeds and prevent overexposure during outdoor action and water-based filming. Each filter is matched to the HERO9 mounting system for secure fit and straightforward installation.

Advantages

The three-filter range provides flexible control over light reduction so you can select the appropriate density for varying light conditions without changing camera settings excessively. Telesin ND filters are designed to preserve accurate color balance and image detail while reducing brightness, enabling more natural-looking footage. The filters are lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry with other GoPro accessories and quick to swap during shoots.

Suitable for

• Outdoor sports and action filming under bright sunlight
• Surfing and other water sports where reflection and glare are present
• Drone shots and vehicle mounts needing controlled shutter speeds
• Panning and tracking footage to achieve motion blur

Key specifications

• Filter types: ND8, ND16, ND32 (three densities)
• Compatibility: Designed for GoPro HERO9 mounting system
• Optical effect: Uniform neutral density light reduction for exposure control
• Material: Optical-grade glass or coated optical elements for color fidelity
• Form factor: Slim, lightweight filters suitable for action camera housings

How to use

Attach the selected ND filter to the HERO9 mounting interface according to the camera housing or frame instructions, ensuring it is securely seated before filming. Choose ND8 for mildly bright conditions, ND16 for strong sunlight, and ND32 for very bright, reflective environments or when you need the slowest shutter speeds for motion blur. Monitor exposure and histogram on the camera and adjust ISO and shutter speed as needed to achieve the desired motion blur and image brightness.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with a lower-density filter and increase density as light intensity rises; verify framing and focus after each change. Rinse and dry filters after saltwater exposure and store them in a protective case to avoid scratches and buildup.