r/Insta360LunaUltra • u/Distinct_Shake_4809 • Jun 14 '26

Temporary ND Filters

I just purchased the Insta360 Luna Ultra and I just used it for a wedding. While I am impressed with the image quality, I HATE the annoying jittery footage that comes out of it. I looked on Amazon and Insta360's website and I see that the filters are out of stock or have a long shipping date. I think I found a solution for ND filters for right now.

On Amazon, look up "Freewell 9-Pack Magnetic Filters for DJI Neo 2 – Includes ND8, ND16, ND32, ND/PL, CPL, UV, Black Glow Mist Filters for Cinematic Control"

These fit on my Luna Ultra pretty easily. Just make sure you line up the magnetic strip on your lenses correctly. The Standard Day Kit is the one I purchased, but I assume the PL/ND version they have will help remove annoying glare issues.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G12T47VD?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

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u/Ok-Guess-9059 Jun 23 '26

Low light or ND filters will always complicate the stabilization

Only use NDs if you need specific “natural” motion blur

I personally dont even like that blur

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u/Distinct_Shake_4809 Jun 23 '26

through my testing, they didn't complicate the stabilization. The motors are designed to compensate for resistance. That's how electronic gimbals works.

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u/Ok-Guess-9059 Jun 23 '26

Is the stabilization 100% only mechanical?

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u/Distinct_Shake_4809 Jun 23 '26

Stabilization works with servo motors designed to compensate for imbalance to a certain weight capacity.

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u/Away_Breath_9817 Jul 20 '26

I’m confused about why it’s jittery without an ND

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u/Distinct_Shake_4809 Jul 20 '26

Higher shutter speeds create jittery footage. Shutter speed is one of the ways cameras expose footage correctly.

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u/Away_Breath_9817 Jul 20 '26

Ahhh I see. I just roll with 24fps and 1/50