Telesin camera-filterset ND8 ND16 ND32 CPL – 4-delige zwarte kit

The Telesin Camera filter set Telesin ND8 ND16 ND32 CPL — 4-piece black kit is a compact filter kit designed for landscape, outdoor and video photography. The set contains three neutral density (ND) filters — ND8, ND16 and ND32 — plus one circular polarizing (CPL) filter. These filters reduce light transmission for longer exposures, help control depth of field and motion blur, and suppress reflections and glare from non-metallic surfaces to improve contrast and color saturation in challenging lighting conditions.

Advantages

The neutral density filters allow gradual reduction of incoming light without changing color balance, enabling slower shutter speeds or wider apertures in bright environments. The CPL filter reduces reflections and increases color saturation, making skies appear deeper and foliage more vivid. The kit is compact and lightweight, intended for easy mounting on compatible camera lenses and for convenient transport during field shoots. Filters are provided in a matching black frame to minimize visual distraction and lens vignetting when used with appropriate lenses.

Suitable for

• Landscape photography where longer exposures are required to smooth water or capture cloud movement
• Outdoor and travel photography to control highlights and reflections on water or glass
• Video recording in bright daylight to maintain cinematic shutter speeds and reduce overexposure
• Portraits or creative stills where depth of field or motion blur effects are desired

Key specifications

• Filter types: Neutral density (ND8, ND16, ND32) and circular polarizer (CPL)
• Number of pieces: 4 filters
• Frame color and finish: Black
• Primary functions: Light reduction, reflection suppression, color saturation enhancement, exposure control
• Typical applications: Landscape, video, outdoor, travel, creative photography

How to use

Mount the appropriate filter to a compatible lens following the lens manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Use ND8, ND16, or ND32 to progressively reduce light by approximately 3, 4 and 5 stops respectively (relative light reduction levels commonly associated with these filters), allowing longer shutter times or wider apertures in bright conditions. Rotate the CPL filter while observing through the viewfinder or on the camera screen to adjust the amount of polarization and reduce reflections or increase sky contrast. Combine the CPL with an ND filter only when the camera and scene require both polarization and light reduction, taking care to check exposure and white balance after stacking filters.

Recommendations

Select the ND strength based on ambient light and the shutter speed or aperture you need; start with the lowest ND and increase as required. When using the CPL, rotate slowly to find the optimal angle for reducing glare. Avoid stacking too many filters if it causes vignetting on wide-angle lenses. Store filters in a protective case when not in use and clean optical surfaces with a lens-safe cloth to maintain image quality.