The SmallRig 7106 Cool Rose magnetic filter for the Insta360 Luna Pro is designed mainly for portraits. It creates a soft, cool-toned look straight out of the camera, softens skin texture and reduces color grading work. Case and cloth included.
The SmallRig 7106 Cool Rose magnetic filter for the Insta360 Luna Pro is designed mainly for portraits. It creates a soft, cool-toned look straight out of the camera, softens skin texture and reduces color grading work. Case and cloth included.
A magnetic portrait filter with a soft, cool-toned glow. It snaps on in a moment and gives skin and the whole image a cleaner, cinematic look while you shoot.

The filter gives skin a soft, cool-toned glow and smooths its texture. Portraits look cleaner and more cinematic, and you save time in post-production.
Softens the appearance of skin texture for smoother, more luminous portraits.
A soft, cool-toned look straight out of the camera reduces color grading work.
Wear-resistant glass with nano-crystal and anti-reflective coatings for a clear image.
The filter goes on and off quickly and stays securely in place while shooting.
The Cool Rose filter is designed primarily for portraits. It creates a soft, cool-toned look straight out of the camera, reduces the need for color grading and gives portraits a cleaner, more cinematic feel. It also softens the appearance of skin texture for a smoother, more luminous portrait look.
The filter is made of high-definition, wear-resistant optical glass with nano-crystal and anti-reflective coatings for a clear image in different conditions. The magnetic quick mount allows fast installation and removal while keeping a secure fit. A case and a cleaning cloth are included.
Make sure the camera is powered on before installation and fit the filter in the correct orientation.
Stacking with other filters is not supported.
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Filters |
| Design | single filter |
| Format | Insta360 Luna Pro |
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