Tilta Khronos Quick Release Filter Tray for iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max - Space Gray

The Tilta Khronos quick release filter tray is the magnetic filter holder for Khronos cases for the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max. It attaches magnetically to the case, its swivel arm drops it over all three iPhone lenses at once, and it takes Khronos magnetic filters — FSND neutral density, White Mist and Black Mist diffusion, and UV. Aluminum alloy, Space Gray. Filters and case are not included.

The Tilta Khronos Quick Release Filter Tray is the part without which no Khronos magnetic filter goes on an iPhone. It is an aluminum frame on a swivel arm: it attaches to the Khronos case for the iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max and swings down over the lenses. On its own it holds nothing — it needs the case, and only then does a filter go in.

Magnetic on the case, swings over the lenses

The tray attaches to the Khronos case for the iPhone 15 Pro / Pro Max with a magnetic connection that holds firmly yet comes off at any time. The frame sits on a swivel arm: at rest it stays out of the frame, one motion drops it over all three iPhone lenses at once, so the filter works when switching to the wide or the telephoto too. Without a Khronos case the tray has nothing to hold on to — it does not mount on a bare phone.

For Khronos magnetic filters

The frame takes Khronos magnetic filters: FSND neutral density 0.3 to 2.4 for exposure control without touching the shutter, White Mist and Black Mist diffusion for a softer rendering, and UV to protect the lenses. The filter drops into the tray and a magnet holds it — fitting or swapping takes a second, no threads, even mid-shoot. The whole part is aluminum alloy, light and durable, in Space Gray; the other version is Titanium White (TK-IP-FT-TW). Filters and case are not included.

The Tilta Khronos ecosystem

Khronos is a modular system for shooting with a phone: a case or cage with mounting points that take magnetic filters, cooling, handles, lights, a USB-C hub and brackets via quick release. The parts combine and carry over between phone generations — this one is among them.