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Urth 52mm ND64-1000 Variable ND Lens Filter (Plus+) — 6-10 Stop Range, Ultra-Slim 20-Layer Nano-Coated Neutral Density Filter for Cameras

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  • CUT 6–10 F-STOPS | Urth Variable ND64-1000 Lens Filter Plus+ is made for shallow depth of field, long exposure and motion blur techniques in changing light. Great for nature and landscape photography.
  • LOCKING RIM | Urth Variable ND Filters have min-max locking mechanisms to prevent over rotation and the X-effect.
  • PRO GLASS | This Variable ND Filter Plus+ features 20-layer nano-coated German SCHOTT glass, ensuring exceptional light control and transmission.
  • PRECISION ENGINEERING | The ultra-slim rim design of this neutral density filter optimizes optics and prevents vignetting.
  • LIFETIME QUALITY | Made from tough magnalium, the Urth ND64-1000 Filter offers lasting resilience. Backed for life.


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  • Find your lens filter size (in mm) printed near the Ø symbol on the lens or back of the lens cap. You can also find your filter size on your lens cap, or search online with your lens model, e.g., "Canon EF 24mm f1.4L USM II filter size" for 77mm.

  • Urth has two ranges: Urth (standard) with Japanese AGC glass and an 8-layer nano-coating, and Urth Plus+ (professional) with German SCHOTT glass and a 20-layer nano-coating (30 layers for UV Plus+).

  • Yes, our filters are double-threaded for stacking. For best image quality, use only one filter at a time as stacking can cause vignetting. Avoid stacking more than two filters.

  • Variable ND: Good for changing light.

    Fixed ND: Best for control.

    Remember, higher ND numbers mean more light restriction. For bright conditions or silky water effects, use ND64 to ND1000. ND64 is versatile for most situations.

  • For wide-angle and telephoto lenses, we recommend our Variable ND2-32, ND8-128 or fixed ND filters to avoid an x-cross effect in your photos.


Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
received the box, but no filter inside. Just a bag of dirt. Would not risk ordering another
Mars
Reviewed in Australia on June 18, 2024
Thank you seller for quick delivery, a very good product, very happy with the quality & thank you again.
OB
Reviewed in France on December 26, 2024
Utilise en vidéo, fonctionne parfaitement, pas d’effet X cross, ni dérive colorimetrique constatée
Carles
Reviewed in Spain on November 14, 2024
Se trata de un filtro ND el cual permite una variabilidad bastante ancha teniendo en cuenta la definición que mantiene. Va perfecto para hacer exposiciones largas a plena luz del día.El único pero, sería para los fotógrafos más maniáticos que necesiten poner un filtro UV en cada lente. La rosca que tiene es perfecta, pero dependiendo de qué orden se escoja para montar el conjunto de filtros, puede ser un poco difícil separarlo de los demás. Es muy fino y no molesta nada para hacer fotos, pero va a cambio de que cuesta un poco coger los dos anillos para desmontar en caso de apretar demasiado o de cambios de temperatura.
Tuutje
Reviewed in the Netherlands on December 7, 2023
Prima kwaliteit maar voor mij te donker.
Michelle
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023
Fits well, quality is great. I do use it over a UV filter, so at anything below 35mm there will be a vignette.
Niklas Källström
Reviewed in Sweden on August 1, 2022
Great for motion blur on my mobile phone.
RD
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2022
Ordered a neutral density filter which came as two separate filtersdensities... OK I guess. Received a circular polarizer which is nothing more than two clear pieces of glass, "0" polarizing. Lesson learned, stick with known brands~
David
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2022
Obviously a high quality filter, now I am comparing it to using years of Tiffen 4x4 glass which is more money!but those heavy glasses cant be used on a cellphone and this one canthe only thing i notice is a color hue shift when you turn this "ND" filter in front of your eyei know they are using polarizers, but being an ND filter it is supposed to be NEUTRAL and not cast any colorsso i dont know the kelvin range, of orange to blue color shift i am seeing, its something the samsung note ultra can handle
Charles
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022
Great ND, quality all the way!
RMP
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021
I bought this to use with an R5 and a RF 85mm 1.2. On their own, this combo is extremely sharp wide open so I shoot at f/1.2 all of the time.My Canon EF to RD ND adapter has spoiled me since there's no noticeable IQ degradation or shift in color (unless you go past the intended max and it's still sharp but with color shift). But of course, I can't use the adapter with a native RF lens so I had to get a filter.I considered getting a B+W filter but their solutions are fixed ND and if I recall correctly, their variable option doesn't go as high at this filter. I want to be able to shoot at f/1.2 in max sunlight and at x-sync with flash so this seemed to be at the sweet spot at 6 stops reduction as a starting point and 10 stops max.I used it for a shoot the first time and there's not a huge sharpness decrease at f/1.2 but I can tell that it's sharp, but also a bit fuzzy. I stopped using it after about 20 shots because I was worried that the sharpness was a bit off but when reviewing the pictures, it looks fine. I do think I would have to stop down to f/1.4 to get some of the sharpness back and I've only used it at its lowest setting so far so I don't know how well it'll hold up at 10 stops reduction.I'm in between rating this 4 or 5 stars and I give it the benefit of the doubt and give it 5 for now. It's not too expensive for what it is and it beats switching filters mid-shoot.