52mm Clip-on ND 2-400 Phone Camera Filter for iPhone 15 14 13 12 11,Samsung BLU, Motorola, Xiaomi and Other Smart Phones

This filter is a good and secure fit on my iPhone 13 Pro Max and there is no light leakage. A 52 mm Polaroid filter fits well and even though it is approx double the depth of say an ND filter there is no vignetting. Although it won’t be a permanent fit on my phone it will be useful to have ‘in my pocket’ for those times when a filter would be beneficial.

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I've been using a Moment case with a built-in bayonet (M-Series) mount for several years now. I also have a 52mm lens filter adapter ring from Moondog Labs so I can mount my own 52mm lens filters. But the main problem with this setup is every time a phone upgrades to the next generation, I'll have to buy a new case and a new adapter ring because the shape of phone, the lens size, and lens alignment will all change with the new phone. That means I need to spend more money buying each. This clip-on filter adapter simplifies and resolves all the issues! The only caveat is it's a 52mm thread size, but I can always get a step-up or step-down ring to make it work which does not cost a lot of money on Amazon.I am using an iPhone Pro Max with 3 lenses and a Moment case also with bayonet mount which I am retiring to be replaced with this clip-on adapter. Like a laundry clip, clip it on to the phone, make sure the entirety of the circle covers over all the lenses. It is very tight and secure. The built-in spring inside this clip is very strong, but it will not break anything. There is a rubber padding beneath the clip so it will not interrupt the screen while shooting. Take it down and put it inside your pocket when not using it. Highly recommended for video creators and mobile photographers out there who wants to mount their own special effects lens filter.

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The media could not be loaded.  To preface, I am not very great at videos or photography but I was told how a polarizer would help cut reflections down on car paint so I found this and decided to give it a shot. Works surprisingly well for the price and I imagine this is how a polarizer should come out in video. Works for what I need

Wenn man einen drehbaren Filter (z.B. VND) damit verwendet, kann es etwas fummelig werden, da diese Filterklammer nicht sehr fest sitzt und sich mitdreht.