Kase Sony Alpha Clip-In Filter ND1000 (10 Stop)

This filter is designed for Sony Alpha camera bodies that feature an internal clip-in filter mechanism. Please verify your specific camera model's compatibility.

When you remove your lens to change it, the clip-in filter remains in place, acting as a physical barrier that shields the delicate image sensor from dust and accidental contact.

The clip-in filter is placed in front of the sensor and does not directly interfere with the autofocus system. However, extreme ND filters can sometimes make it harder for AF systems to lock on in low light. You may need to manually focus or use the AF system in brighter conditions.

Use a soft blower to remove loose dust. For smudges, use a dedicated lens cleaning cloth. Avoid using any liquids or chemicals.

ND1000 means the filter reduces the light entering the camera by 1000 times, which translates to 10 stops of light reduction. This allows for much longer shutter speeds in daylight.

No, this is an internal clip-in filter and cannot be stacked with other filters. It is designed to be the sole filter in its position.

The removal tool is specifically designed to safely and easily extract the clip-in filter from the camera body without causing damage.

Ensure the filter is correctly and fully seated in the clip-in slot. Power cycle your camera.

Double-check that the filter is not obstructing any internal camera contacts. Power off the camera and reseat the filter.

Ensure the filter's optical surface is clean. Use a blower or micro-fiber cloth specifically for lenses. Verify the filter is correctly installed and not smudged.

Confirm the matte black shading fabric is properly installed around the filter and that the filter is securely clipped in place. Ensure the camera's internal seals are intact.