Featuring an aluminum frame with small built-in magnets, the 3-stop Magnetic Clip-In ND Filter for Nikon Z from Kolari Vision secures magnetically to the camera mount, and your lens then mounts on top. The filter sits securely between the camera and lens. It's compatible with full frame Nikon Z-mount cameras. The filter material is glass. A small removal tool is included but not required. The compact tool looks like a guitar pick and is included just in case, as the filter can easily be removed by hand.

The ND filter darkens the image a bit when shooting in outdoor environments. It allows you to apply motion blur to moving subjects and lets you shoot with slower shutter speeds and longer exposures. In addition to this, this ND filter is also capable of being used in combination with infrared filters up to 720nm. One way of achieving this is by using it with a Kolari circular IR lens filter, sold separately. With the clip-in filter attached to the camera lens mount and the optional IR filter mounted on the front of your lens, you can have two filters working together at the same time.

Magnetically Attaches to Camera Mount    Sits Between Camera and Lens    Aluminum Frame with Built-In Magnets    Glass Filter    Can Be Used with IR Filters up to 720nm

Nikon Z6 II and Z7 II

Nikon Z5, Z6, Z7, and Z9—due to a weaker magnetic force within these four compatible cameras, the filter has to be attached while the camera is laid on its back, with the lens mount facing up. After the filter is secured magnetically and the lens is mounted, the filter will stay firmly in place, and you can then freely move the camera.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do these filters stay put inside the sensor cavity and not fall out or perhaps slant and damage the sensor?

A: The Kase ND1000 Clip-In ND Filter for Nikon Z 6 / Z 7 / Z6 II / Z7 II pressure fits tightly in front of the sensor on compatible cameras.

Q: 2. What focal length lens may be used for architectural panos?

A: if you want to do a pano you can use B&H # MA8028645AFD ore B&H # MA11028LSD for better panoramic resoles , to just do wide angle you can use B&H # MA2845645AFD

Q: 3. Does this work with the new Z 9 body?

A: Until it's officially supported by Kase, I would say no. The Z9 doesn't have a mechanical shutter and the design of the camera internally is different. It might not sit inside like it would with a Z6/Z7 camera.

Q: 4. Are these case clip in filters compatible with the Z-9 with its sensor cover?

A: Unfortunately, as far as we are aware, Kase specifies these as only being compatible with the Nikon Z6/Z7 (I and II) and the Nikon Z5.

Q: 5. does it work on the GFX50s mark ii?

A: Yes, the Kase 3-in-1 (ND8, ND64, ND1000) Clip-in Filter Set for FUJIFILM GFX 50R/50S/100/100S Mirrorless Camera listed above would also be compatible for use with the new FUJIFILM GFX 50S II Medium Format Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 6. Does this also work for the Nikon Z5?

A: Yes this filter also works with the Nikon Z5.

Q: 7. Can this filter be mounted in nikon FTZ adapter?

A: The Kase ND64 Clip-In ND Filter for Nikon Z 6 / Z 7 / Z6 II / Z7 II can be used over the sensor in one of the compatible cameras when using the Nikon FTZ II Mount Adapter.

Q: 8. Does it fit to Nikon Z8?

A: The Kase ND1000 Clip-In ND Filter for Nikon Z 6 / Z 7 / Z6 II / Z7 II will work with the Nikon Z8. The items description is out of date.

Q: 9. Fit to Nikon Z5?

A: According to the manufacturer, yes, the Kase ND8 Clip-In ND Filter for Nikon Z 6 and Z 7 is also compatible for use with the Nikon Z5 Mirrorless Digital Camera.

Q: 10. Does it fit the Sony AT7RIV? The unit I have is not compatible because the grip of the A7RIV protrudes more than that of the A7RII (for which I bought the rhinocam 2 years ago) I wonder if this is a new version that allows the A7RIV to mount.

A: I'm sorry but the A7RIV will not work with the Rhinocam and I don't believe there any plans to come out with one.