Filtro de densidad neutra Freewell FW-SH-VND1-5 1–5 pasos True Color para iPhone 15 Pro/Max, 14 Pro/Max, 13 Pro/Max

Freewell True Color Variable ND 1–5 Stop filter designed for Sherpa magnetic cases for compatible iPhones. The filter reduces exposure from 1 to 5 stops, allowing longer exposures, wider apertures and greater control over motion blur while maintaining neutral, faithful color reproduction. The optical surface has protective coatings that resist dust, scratches and oils to preserve image quality and simplify cleaning. The kit includes the filter and the Sherpa case adapter and is compatible with Sherpa cases for iPhone 13 / iPhone 14 (also listed for iPhone 15 Pro/Max and other Sherpa-compatible models in product data).

Advantages

The Freewell variable ND provides smooth exposure reduction across 1–5 stops with True Color technology to keep colors neutral. Its magnetic mounting for Sherpa cases enables quick attachment and replacement. Durable optical coatings increase resistance to dust, scratches and fingerprints, helping to maintain consistent image quality and simplifying maintenance.

Suitable for

• Long-exposure photography in daylight
• Video capture with controlled shutter and motion blur
• Using wider apertures for shallower depth of field
• On-the-go smartphone photography with Sherpa case systems

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Freewell
• Model / MPN: FW-SH-VND1-5
• Filter type: Variable ND, 1–5 stop
• Optical coatings: Dustproof, scratch resistant, oil resistant
• Compatibility: Sherpa case for iPhone 13 / iPhone 14 (product data also references iPhone 15 Pro/Max, 14 Pro/Max, 13 Pro/Max compatibility)

How to use

Attach the filter magnetically to a compatible Sherpa case mounted on your iPhone. Rotate the filter ring to change the ND strength between 1 and 5 stops until you reach the desired exposure or motion effect. Use a tripod or stabiliser for long exposures and check exposure and white balance in your camera app to ensure neutral colors.

Recommendations

For best results, start with lower stop values and increase gradually while monitoring exposure and highlights. Clean the coated surface with a soft microfiber cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve the protective coatings.