Khronos Magnetic FSND 1.8 Filter for iPhone


Usually Ships in 7-14 days.
$19.00
Key Features
- Magnetic FSND 1.8 filter designed for the Tilta Khronos iPhone mobile filmmaking ecosystem.
- Provides a fixed 6-stop neutral density reduction for better shutter control in bright conditions.
- Helps create more cinematic motion blur for video by maintaining natural shutter speeds outdoors.
- Fast magnetic attachment makes filter changes quick and convenient on set or on the go.
- Compact, lightweight accessory built for mobile creators who need stronger exposure control.
- Ideal for daylight video capture, long-exposure creative work, and controlled mobile cinematography.
Usually Ships in 7-14 days.
$19.00
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OVERVIEW
The Tilta Khronos Magnetic FSND 1.8 Filter for iPhone is a purpose-built neutral density filter accessory made for creators using the Khronos mobile filmmaking system. Designed to attach quickly through Tilta's magnetic mounting approach, this filter reduces incoming light by 6 stops, making it far easier to maintain cinematic shutter speeds when shooting in bright daylight. For mobile filmmakers, content creators, and hybrid shooters who want more control over exposure without compromising image style, an ND filter like this is one of the most useful additions to an iPhone rig.
FSND stands for Full Spectrum Neutral Density, meaning the filter is designed to reduce light while helping preserve consistent color performance across the image. In practical use, this allows users to tame overly bright scenes, keep highlights under control, and avoid excessively fast shutter speeds that can make motion look harsh or jittery. Whether you are filming social content, travel videos, interviews, B-roll, or short-form cinematic projects, this accessory helps your iPhone footage look more polished and intentional.
Compatible With
- Tilta Khronos iPhone mobile filmmaking system
- Compatible Khronos iPhone filter mount setups
6-Stop Light Reduction for Cinematic Control
With an ND value of 1.8, this filter cuts light by 6 stops. That is especially useful for outdoor video capture where bright sun can force your phone camera to use very fast shutter speeds. By reducing the amount of light that reaches the lens, the filter gives you more flexibility to keep motion looking smooth and natural. This is especially important for creators trying to follow the traditional cinematic rule of using a shutter speed roughly double the frame rate.
In practical terms, if you are recording at 24fps, 25fps, or 30fps in strong daylight, the FSND 1.8 can help bring exposure back into a more manageable range so your footage retains the motion character many filmmakers prefer.
Magnetic Convenience for Fast Workflow
One of the major advantages of this filter is its magnetic design. Rather than threading a filter on and off, users can quickly mount or remove it with minimal interruption. This speeds up production, especially when moving between indoor and outdoor locations or changing scenes quickly. Mobile creators often work fast, and the magnetic system supports that pace while keeping the rig compact and easy to manage.
This also makes it easier to swap between filters in the Khronos ecosystem, which is useful for creators who carry multiple strengths for different lighting scenarios.
Built for Mobile Filmmakers
Unlike generic phone clip-on filters, the Khronos Magnetic FSND 1.8 is made specifically for a modular mobile filmmaking platform. That targeted design approach helps improve consistency, fit, and ease of use within a professional-style iPhone rig. For creators building out a more serious mobile production setup, system-based accessories like this can streamline shooting and reduce setup friction.
Because the filter is compact and lightweight, it is easy to carry as part of a run-and-gun kit. It is a practical option for vloggers, travel filmmakers, documentary shooters, event creators, and social media professionals who need dependable exposure control without adding bulk.
Why Use an ND Filter on an iPhone?
Modern smartphones are capable of excellent image quality, but in bright light they often rely on shutter speed changes to control exposure. That can make video look overly crisp in motion rather than smooth and filmic. A neutral density filter solves this problem by cutting light before it reaches the lens, allowing the camera to use more desirable exposure settings.
This makes the Tilta Khronos Magnetic FSND 1.8 especially valuable for mobile video creators who want better motion cadence, more creative exposure options, and a more professional overall look. It can also help when trying to preserve a chosen look while using manual or pro video apps that give you deeper camera control.
Ideal Uses
This filter is well suited to a wide variety of mobile shooting situations, including:
- Outdoor cinematic video recording
- Bright daylight vlogging
- Travel and street content creation
- Commercial social media production
- B-roll capture with natural motion blur
- Interview setups in sunlit locations
- Creative long-exposure mobile photography, depending on app and support setup
Benefits Over Shooting Without a Filter
Using the Khronos Magnetic FSND 1.8 Filter can improve results in several important ways:
- Helps maintain cinematic shutter speeds in bright environments
- Reduces the harsh look of high-shutter video motion
- Improves creative control when using manual exposure apps
- Provides a faster, cleaner workflow than many universal clip-on solutions
- Integrates into a dedicated mobile filmmaking ecosystem
Recommended Accessories
To get the most from this filter, it pairs well with a number of mobile filmmaking accessories:
- Tilta Khronos iPhone case or cage system
- Additional Khronos magnetic filters for varied lighting conditions
- Mobile tripod or support grip for steady shooting
- External microphone for improved audio capture
- LED fill light for balanced subject illumination
- Power bank or mobile battery solution for extended shooting sessions
- Pro camera app for manual control over shutter speed, ISO, and white balance
Usage Tips
- Use this 1.8 ND strength in bright daylight where lower ND values may not be enough.
- Clean the filter surface with a proper microfiber cloth before shooting to avoid visible smudges.
- Pair it with manual video controls for the best balance of shutter speed and ISO.
- Remove the filter when moving indoors or into low-light scenes to avoid underexposure.
- Store the filter safely when not in use to help protect the optical surface.
Position in the Tilta Khronos System
Tilta's Khronos ecosystem is aimed at mobile creators who want a more professional, modular production setup for iPhone. Accessories like magnetic filters help turn a smartphone into a more versatile imaging tool by adding familiar filmmaking controls in a fast, compact form. The FSND 1.8 sits in that system as a strong daylight exposure-management option, particularly useful for creators who take video aesthetics seriously.
Technical Summary
The Tilta Khronos Magnetic FSND 1.8 Filter for iPhone is a fixed neutral density filter accessory with a 6-stop reduction level. It uses a magnetic attachment method and is designed for supported Tilta Khronos iPhone configurations. Its main purpose is to reduce light intake for improved exposure control and more cinematic video results in bright shooting conditions.
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filter attributes
| Filter Material | Optical glass |
| Coatings | Multi-coated |
| Density | 1.8 |
| Thickness | Slim |
| Filter Size | iPhone / Khronos magnetic mount |
detailed specifications
| Filter Type | ND Neutral Density |
| Filter Diameter | No |
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