ND Filter Set H9-SHUTTER for GoPro Rental in Japan

Product Summary:

The H9-SHUTTER ND Filter Set is a professional accessory for capturing cinematic, motion-blurred footage during your travels in Japan, especially in bright conditions. This set includes three crucial Neutral Density (ND) filters (ND8, ND16, and ND32) which reduce the amount of light hitting the camera sensor.

By controlling the light, you can slow down the GoPro’s shutter speed to achieve a more natural-looking motion blur (the “cinematic look”) for water, clouds, and moving traffic, even under bright sunlight. This set is specifically designed to fit the ADDIV-001 Dive Housing.

Quick Highlights:

• Includes a set of three Neutral Density filters: ND8, ND16, and ND32
• Essential for achieving a cinematic look with motion blur in bright light
• ND8 reduces light by three stops (for cloudy/dim daylight)
• ND16 reduces light by four stops (for bright daylight)
• ND32 reduces light by five stops (for extremely bright daylight)
• Compatible with the ADDIV-001 Dive Housing

Product Details / Description:

Elevate your GoPro footage beyond standard action camera video with the H9-SHUTTER ND Filter Set. ND filters are indispensable for video creators who prioritize image quality and motion aesthetics, turning choppy-looking footage into smooth, professional-grade cinematography as you film Japan’s beautiful scenery.

About the Product

Each filter in the H9-SHUTTER set is a high-quality glass filter that ensures color accuracy while effectively cutting light.

• ND8: Ideal for partly cloudy days or early/late daylight.
• ND16: Your go-to filter for sunny days, balancing the exposure.
• ND32: Necessary for extremely bright conditions, like snow or beach filming, allowing for very slow shutter speeds.

These filters are specifically engineered to attach to the GoPro Dive Housing (ADDIV-001), ensuring a secure fit and perfect optical quality when using the housing for surface filming or slight splashes (though not recommended for deep diving with the filters attached). The set comes in a protective storage case for safe transport.

Key Features

• High-quality optics for true-to-life color neutrality
• Allows the use of slower shutter speeds for natural motion blur
• Easy and secure attachment mechanism (designed for Dive Housing)
• Helps control overexposure in bright conditions
• Filters come protected in a dedicated storage case

Technical Specifications

Specification	Detail
Filter Values	ND8, ND16, ND32
Light Reduction	3 stops, 4 stops, 5 stops
Compatibility	GoPro Dive Housing (ADDIV-001)
Primary Use	Cinematic Motion Blur in Video
Included Accessory	Storage case

What’s in the box (Included Items):

• ND8 Filter
• ND16 Filter
• ND32 Filter
• Storage case

Where This Product Can Be Used:

• Capturing smooth, flowing water footage of waterfalls, streams, and rivers
• Filming movement of clouds during time-lapses for a dreamy look
• Creating cinematic motion blur of traffic and crowds in busy areas
• Reducing glare and achieving proper exposure at beaches or snowy areas
• Filming action sports on bright sunny days while maintaining a proper shutter speed (e.g., 1/60th of a second)
• Shooting in any brightly lit environment where you want to reduce the shutter speed
• Capturing smooth panning shots of large landscapes

Why Tourists Rent From Us

• English-speaking customer support readily available for all your questions
• Accept foreign credit cards, making the booking process simple and secure
• No Japanese phone number required for rental verification or contact
• Offer hotel and Airbnb delivery across Japan for maximum convenience
• Easy return process designed specifically for busy international travelers

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If you are ready to rent this product, you can contact us with the Product Name, the Rental start date and end date, your delivery Location, and other important details you want to share. After we get a request from you, our team will start communicating with you as soon as possible.

Faqs:

What does “ND8, ND16, and ND32” mean?

ND stands for Neutral Density. The numbers indicate the amount of light the filter blocks: ND8 blocks 1/8 of the light (three stops), ND16 blocks 1/16 of the light (four stops), and ND32 blocks 1/32 of the light (five stops). You select the filter based on how bright the conditions are.

Why do I need these filters for cinematic video?

For cinematic video, a general rule is to set the shutter speed to roughly double the frame rate (e.g., 1/60th of a second for 30fps video). In bright daylight, this slow shutter speed would overexpose the image. ND filters reduce the light, allowing you to use that slower, preferred shutter speed without overexposing, achieving that smooth, natural motion blur.

Are these filters compatible with my GoPro camera directly?

No, this specific set of H9-SHUTTER ND filters is designed to attach only to the front of the GoPro Dive Housing (ADDIV-001). You must be renting that specific housing accessory to use these filters.

Can I use these filters underwater?

While the Dive Housing is waterproof, using ND filters underwater is generally not recommended. The filters may affect image clarity underwater, and their primary function is to control very bright surface light, which is not an issue underwater.

How do I know which filter to use?

Start with the ND16 on a bright, sunny day, and check your footage. If it is still overexposed, switch to the darker ND32. If it is slightly too dark, switch to the lighter ND8. This is a manual process based on the lighting conditions of the scene you are filming in Japan.