Osmo Pocket - ND Filters, ND 32

Moment ND32 Filter for Osmo Pocket — For Peak-Sun Travel Footage

The gist: A magnetic 5-stop ND filter that pulls down glare-y midday light on beaches, snowfields, or open plazas so your Osmo Pocket keeps a proper cinematic shutter angle instead of blown-out, strobed footage.

• 5 stops of light reduction: ND32 is the standard photographic conversion for a 5-stop cut — one stop stronger than the ND16, useful in the brightest travel conditions like snow, sand, or open water.
• Magnetic mount: snaps onto the gimbal lens without twisting, avoiding the torque that could knock a tiny 3-axis gimbal like the Osmo Pocket's out of balance.
• Aerospace-grade aluminum frame: built to minimize added weight so the gimbal motors aren't working harder to compensate.
• Cinema-coated glass: aimed at limiting color cast; independently tested magnetic ND filters from comparable brands showed only minor, correctable color shift at this weight class.

Newsshooter's review of magnetic ND/PL filters for the original Osmo Pocket found negligible gimbal strain with only slight, correctable color shift — the same lightweight magnetic-mount approach used here.

Best for: travelers filming in the brightest conditions — beaches, deserts, snow — who want smooth, cinematic motion instead of harsh, over-sharp video. Skip it if: you own the newer Osmo Pocket 3, since this filter is built for the original Osmo Pocket body and won't fit. Runs ~$20 — check the current price before buying.