Osmo Pocket - ND Filters, ND 16

Moment ND16 Filter for Osmo Pocket — Shoot Cinematic Footage in Bright Daylight

The gist: A magnetic 4-stop ND filter that cuts harsh midday light so your Osmo Pocket footage gets the smooth, natural motion blur of a real camera shutter instead of the strobing look of unfiltered daylight video.

• 4 stops of light reduction: ND16 is standard photographic math for a 4-stop cut, letting you keep a proper 180°-shutter-angle exposure (about 1/60s at 30fps) even in full sun.
• Magnetic, not threaded: snaps onto the tiny gimbal-mounted lens without twisting, which matters because torquing the barrel on a 3-axis gimbal like the Osmo Pocket's can throw off balance.
• Aerospace-grade aluminum frame: built to shave weight versus a standard filter ring so it doesn't strain the gimbal's small motors.
• Cinema-glass coating: Moment's own spec claims reduced color cast, though independent testing of Moment's specific coating wasn't found — comparable magnetic ND filters from other brands (tested by Newsshooter) showed only minor, correctable color shift.

Newsshooter's hands-on tests of magnetic ND/PL filters for the original Osmo Pocket found negligible gimbal strain and only a slight, easily correctable color cast at these light magnetic filter weights — the same mounting approach Moment uses here.

Best for: travel vloggers shooting the original Osmo Pocket in bright outdoor conditions who want cinematic-looking motion instead of harsh, over-sharp daylight video. Skip it if: you own the newer Osmo Pocket 3 — this filter is built for the original Osmo Pocket body and isn't cross-compatible. Runs ~$20 — check the current price before buying.