The 3-stop Recon ND Filter from PolarPro is engineered specifically for the Recon VND Matte Box (McKinnon Edition). This filter is hyper-neutral through 1200nm ensuring color reproduction is fully neutral. The filter is neutral well into the IR spectrum to eliminate IR contamination.

0.9 Optical Density    Designed for Recon VND Matte Box    Cinema Series Glass    3-Stop Reduction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this compatible with the GoPro 7 black?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 2. Do they make a secure mounting box/case for this model?

A: The Browning Recon Force Elite HP5 Trail Camera can be housing in this Browning Trail Camera Security Box: https://bhpho.to/40TuZll

Q: 3. Can you use the NiMH rechargeable batteries listed by B+H on this page? Some camera companies discourage the use of rechargeable batteries saying they do not provide enough power.

A: Yes you can use Rechargeable Batteries in this Trail Camera. I have not heard of the Model having issues when using these kinds of Batteries.

Q: 4. How lightweight is this? I'm trying to compare it with the carbon fiber version which is 0.91 kg., but this one says nothing about the actual weight. Except package weight, but that is a different matter.

A: This Matte Box weighs 2.2 pounds which is just shy of 1 kg. So it is only a bit heavier than the Carbon Fiber version and still very lightweight.

Q: 5. Will these fit onto a GoPro Hero12?

A: The PolarPro DiveMaster 3-Pack Filter Kit for GoPro HERO9/10/11 Black Protective Housing does not fit on the GoPro HERO12 directly; it needs to be used with the GoPro Protective Housing for HERO9/HERO10/HERO11/HERO12 Black, B&H # GOADDIV001, which the GoPro HERO12 can fit in.

Q: 6. How are they defining their numbers, ND 8, ND 64, ND 1000 and ND 100K? That is to say, how many stops do each of these represent? After all, going from 8 to 100,000 is a pretty wide range. Is the 100k intended for solar eclipses? Their graduated ND are ND 4 GR and ND 8 GR, is this one and two stops?

A: ND2= 1 stop ND4= 2 stops ND8= 3 stops ND16= 4 stops ND32= 5 stop ND64= 6 stops ND100= 7 stops ND128= 7.5 stops ND256= 8 stops ND400= 9 stops ND1000= 10 stops ND10000= 13 stops ND100000= 16 2/3 stops

Q: 7. Is there an adapter to adapt the sigma 12-24mm art lens to this?

A: As of now sadly there does not appear to be any.

Q: 8. Will this fit on the Cine lens and/or the 24mm x 70mm Canon RF?

A: The PolarPro Directors Kit Compact Matte Box System provides a rear 82mm thread mount to screw into lens filter threads. The Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L IS USM Lens is compatible since it provides an 82mm lens thread. The Canon CN-E zooms have a smaller thread size, so a step-up ring will be needed, and the Canon CN-E primes have a larger thread size of 105mm, so a step-down ring will be needed.

Q: 9. The SPECS / Physical section of the Browning Recon Force Elite HP5 Trail Camera lists 512 GB of "Built-in Memory". The same section for the Browning Spec Ops Elite HP5 does not list any "Built-in Memory". What exactly is this Buil-in Memory for that Recon model? Is that camera able to take and store pics and video without a Memory Card inserted? The manufacturer site (Browning) does not say the Recon has any internal "built-in memory" that would be usable for that purpose. Can you please explain what this Built-in Memory is for?

A: If a camera or trail camera has "built in memory" images are recorded onto a internal hard drive. The Browning Recon Force Elite HP5 Trail Camera BH #BRBTC7EHP5 • MFR #BTC 7E-HP5 does not have any internal memory and requires a SD memory card to capture and record images. The Browning Recon Force Elite HP5 Trail Camera BH #BRBTC7EHP5 • MFR #BTC 7E-HP5 can take an SD card up to 512GB. The error will be correct on the B&H website.

Q: 10. Can I use 100mm lee filters in this kit?

A: you will notice that the filters have frames around them because the holder doesn't have slots. you have two screws on the side of the holder to tighten in place