Osmo Pocket - ND Filters, ND 64

Moment ND64 Filter for Osmo Pocket — The Strongest Cut for Extreme Sun

The gist: A magnetic 6-stop ND filter for the brightest travel light you'll encounter — high-altitude hikes, tropical noon sun, glacier trips — keeping Osmo Pocket footage smooth and cinematic instead of blown out.

• 6 stops of light reduction: ND64 is the standard photographic conversion for a 6-stop cut, the strongest in Moment's single-filter lineup for the original Osmo Pocket.
• Magnetic mount: snaps onto the gimbal lens without twisting, which matters on a tiny 3-axis gimbal where torque during mounting can throw off balance.
• Aerospace-grade aluminum frame: engineered to add minimal weight so the gimbal motors don't strain under the extra mass.
• Cinema-coated glass: intended to control color cast at this strong a density; independently tested magnetic NDs from comparable brands showed only minor, correctable shift, though strong-density filters generally show more sharpness loss than lighter ones.

Newsshooter's testing of magnetic ND/PL filters for the original Osmo Pocket found negligible gimbal strain with only slight, correctable color shift — though reviewers noted the highest-density filters in a lineup tend to show a touch more softness than lighter ones.

Best for: travelers shooting in extreme brightness — high altitude, tropical midday, snow and ice — who need the strongest available light cut. Skip it if: you mostly shoot in overcast or indoor conditions — a 6-stop cut is overkill and will underexpose footage without full sun. Also not compatible with the newer Osmo Pocket 3. Runs ~$20 — check the current price before buying.