Urth Lens Filter - 67mm ND1000 (10 Stop) Plus+

An ND1000 filter is a strong Neutral Density filter that reduces light by 10 stops. It's primarily used for long exposure photography in bright daylight, allowing you to capture motion blur in water or clouds, or to use wider apertures for creative depth of field effects without overexposing the image.

The Urth ND1000 (10 Stop) Lens Filter Plus+ reduces light by a fixed 10 stops.

Yes, it can be used for video, especially for achieving motion blur in bright conditions. However, for video, it's often preferred to have variable ND filters or filters with smaller stop reductions to maintain the standard 180-degree shutter angle rule for natural motion blur.

The 'Plus+' designation typically indicates Urth's enhanced line of filters, featuring advanced coatings and premium glass for superior optical quality and durability.

No, this specific filter is designed for lenses with a 67mm front filter thread. You need to verify your lens's filter size. Urth offers this filter in many other sizes.

Gently brush off dust with a lens brush. For smudges, use a lens cleaning solution on a microfiber cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

The Urth ND1000 Filter is backed by Urth's Lifetime Quality guarantee.

While this filter is designed for minimal color cast, some may occur. Adjust white balance in-camera or correct the color cast in post-processing software. Ensure the glass is clean.

Although designed with an ultra-slim rim, very wide-angle lenses may still experience slight vignetting. Try zooming in slightly or consider using a larger filter size if possible and adapter rings. Ensure the filter is properly seated.

Ensure you have the correct filter size for your lens (67mm in this case). Check the lens threads and filter threads for any debris or damage. Do not force the filter; if it resists, stop and re-align.