SmallRig CINE 4 x 5.65″ ND0.6 (2 Stops) Filter – Enhanced Exposure Control for Cinematic Precision

Designed for Professional Cinematography

The Foto Crown Provides SmallRig CINE 4 x 5.65″ ND0.6 (2 Stops) Filter is engineered to meet the demands of professional filmmakers who require dependable and high-performance tools on set. By providing a neutral density of 0.6, this filter reduces light transmission by two stops, enabling precise control over exposure without compromising the image quality. Whether shooting outdoors in harsh sunlight or under bright artificial lighting, this ND filter allows for a more controlled depth of field and improved motion blur, which are essential for cinematic visuals.

Optimized for Visual Clarity and Color Accuracy

Clarity and color fidelity are critical in high-end video production, and this is where the SmallRig ND0.6 filter truly shines. Constructed from premium optical glass, it preserves sharpness while maintaining a neutral color profile. Its high-transmission optical coating also minimizes internal reflections and flare, even in challenging lighting conditions.

Built to Withstand Demanding Environments

Professional shooting environments often expose gear to dust, moisture, and handling wear, so durability is a must. The SmallRig ND0.6 filter is equipped with a multi-layer nano-coating that provides protection against scratches, oil, water, and fingerprints. As a result, the filter surface remains clean and optically clear even after repeated use in adverse locations. Its rugged design and protective features allow filmmakers to use the filter confidently in both indoor studios and unpredictable outdoor setups.

Seamless Integration with Standard Matte Boxes

One of the most important aspects of any filter in professional workflows is compatibility. The 4 x 5.65″ size is an industry-standard format, ensuring that this ND filter fits most professional matte boxes used in cinema production. From ARRI to Tilta to SmallRig’s own matte boxes, integration is smooth and effortless. This compatibility not only saves setup time but also ensures flexibility when switching between camera systems or lens configurations on the fly.

Enhanced Control Over Lighting and Exposure

Cinematographers often face situations where the available light is too intense to shoot with a wide aperture or a desired shutter speed. In such cases, the SmallRig ND0.6 filter enables better exposure management by reducing the light that enters the lens. This makes it possible to achieve creative effects such as shallow depth of field or natural motion blur without overexposing the image. Moreover, it helps maintain consistency across shots, especially when lighting conditions vary throughout the day.

Ideal for a Variety of Shooting Scenarios

This filter is suitable for a wide range of production settings, from commercial and documentary work to narrative films and social content. Whether you’re capturing handheld shots, using a gimbal, or operating a full-scale rig, the SmallRig ND0.6 provides a reliable way to adapt your exposure without altering your creative intent. In fast-paced environments where lighting can shift quickly, having a reliable neutral density filter ensures that your visual output remains stable and professional.

Balanced for Lightweight Rigs and Mobile Setups

Portability is another advantage of the SmallRig ND0.6 filter, especially when working with compact or mobile setups. Its lightweight form factor makes it an ideal choice for handheld cameras, drone rigs, and stabilizer-mounted systems where weight balance is critical. Despite its robust construction, the filter remains light enough to avoid adding strain to your gear while still delivering exceptional performance.

Trusted by Filmmakers Worldwide

The SmallRig CINE ND0.6 filter is part of a broader ecosystem of professional accessories designed for filmmakers who demand efficiency, quality, and reliability. Trusted by content creators around the world, SmallRig continues to provide tools that enhance storytelling through innovation and attention to detail. By using this ND filter, professionals can ensure their visuals remain consistent, cinematic, and true to their creative vision.