PolarPro Insta360 Ace / Ace Pro - Shutter Collection (ND8 ND16 ND32)

PolarPro Insta360 Ace / Ace Pro - Shutter Collection (ND8 ND16 ND32) | Smoother-looking motion in bright light

Motion can look more natural in bright conditions when you can use a slower shutter. The PolarPro Shutter Collection brings ND8, ND16 and ND32 filters for the Insta360 Ace and Ace Pro, giving you a choice of strengths to help manage the light reaching the camera. That’s useful when you’re filming movement and want less of the crisp, staccato look that a fast shutter can produce. Choose a lighter strength when the light is less intense; move to a stronger one as it gets brighter. The difference is in the ND rating, so you can match the filter to the conditions rather than treating every sunny scene the same. It’s a focused set for action-camera users who care about how motion looks in their footage, not just whether the scene is exposed. The honest trade-off: choosing the right strength takes a little judgement, and changing light may call for a different filter.

Choosing a strength

Think of ND8, ND16 and ND32 as a progression from less light reduction to more. In steady, bright conditions, a stronger ND filter gives you more room to use a slower shutter; when the light softens, a lighter strength may be the more suitable starting point. The names make the options easy to distinguish, but they don’t decide for you: the scene and the motion you’re recording matter too.

This collection is specifically named for the Insta360 Ace and Ace Pro. If you shoot with one of these cameras and want to shape motion in-camera, the three ND ratings give you options to work with across different brightness levels. You can choose a strength for the scene rather than relying on the same look every time. That makes the set’s purpose clear: it’s about controlling light for shutter choices, not adding a different kind of image effect.

Technical Specifications

• Camera models: Insta360 Ace / Ace Pro
• Collection: Shutter Collection
• ND ratings: ND8, ND16, ND32