Set of 6 Sunnylife filters for Insta360 GO 3/2 — MCUV, CPL, ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32

Set of 6 Sunnylife filters made for Insta360 GO 3 and GO 2: MCUV, CPL, ND4, ND8, ND16 and ND32. The set provides UV reduction and lens protection, polarization control to reduce reflections and enhance color and contrast, and a range of neutral density filters to control exposure and enable creative motion effects in bright conditions. Frames are aluminium and optical surfaces have multi-layer coatings to preserve color fidelity and resist scratches, moisture and oily residues.

Advantages

The Sunnylife filter set combines protective and creative functions in one kit. MCUV reduces ultraviolet light and adds physical protection for the camera lens. The CPL filter suppresses non-metallic glare and improves color saturation and contrast. ND4, ND8, ND16 and ND32 filters decrease incoming light to prevent overexposure and allow longer exposures for motion blur and cinematic effects. Multi-layer coatings maintain image clarity and realistic colors while the lightweight aircraft-grade aluminium frame increases durability.

Suitable for

• Outdoor action and sports footage with Insta360 GO 3/GO 2
• Landscape and travel shooting in bright or high-altitude conditions
• Water and sky scenes to reduce reflections and enhance colors
• Long-exposure effects, motion blur and creative time-lapse

Key specifications

• Brand: Sunnylife
• Model: IST-FI9316
• Compatibility: Insta360 GO 3 / GO 2
• Included filters: MCUV, CPL, ND4, ND8, ND16, ND32 (1 of each)
• Materials: aluminium frame, optical glass with multi-layer coating

How to use

Attach the chosen filter to the Insta360 GO lens according to the camera’s accessory mount instructions. Use the MCUV filter for general lens protection and to reduce UV haze in bright or high-altitude environments. Rotate the CPL filter while observing the scene to reduce reflections and increase color saturation; stop rotating when the desired effect is achieved. Select ND filters (ND4–ND32) to reduce light entering the camera—choose a stronger ND value for brighter conditions or when you need longer exposures to create motion blur. Remove filters when additional light is required or when shooting in very low-light conditions.

Recommendations

Keep filter surfaces clean and dry; wipe with a microfiber cloth and appropriate optical cleaner. Store filters in their case when not in use to avoid scratches. Test CPL orientation and ND strength before shooting key footage to ensure correct exposure and desired visual effects.