Urth 82mm ND1000 (10 Stop) Lens Filter Plus+

A 10-stop ND filter dramatically reduces the amount of light entering your lens by a factor of 1000 (2^10). This allows you to use slower shutter speeds in bright light for motion blur effects or wider apertures for shallower depth of field without overexposing your image.

Yes, the double-threaded design allows you to stack this ND1000 filter with other filters, such as a Circular Polarizer (CPL) or another ND filter, though stacking may increase the risk of vignetting on wider lenses.

The Urth Plus+ range features advanced coatings designed for truer light transmittance and a more consistent transmission curve, minimizing color cast. However, like all strong ND filters, some minimal color shift might occur, which can typically be corrected in post-processing.

Yes, it is excellent for video recording in bright conditions when you want to achieve a cinematic shutter speed (e.g., 1/50s or 1/60s for 24fps or 30fps footage) or a shallower depth of field.

The 'Plus+' designation indicates that this filter features Urth's advanced 20-layer nano-coating, providing enhanced protection, easier cleaning, and improved light transmission compared to standard filters.

Check the front of your lens for a number followed by a circle symbol (e.g., ø82mm). This number indicates the filter thread size. This filter requires an 82mm thread.

The ultra-slim rim is designed to prevent dark corners (vignetting) in your photos, especially when using this filter on wider-angle lenses.

Ensure the filter is properly seated. If using on a wide-angle lens, try stopping down the aperture slightly, or consider if the ultra-slim rim is sufficient for your specific lens combination.

The 10-stop reduction is significant. Ensure you are compensating correctly in your exposure settings (longer shutter speed or wider aperture). This filter is best suited for very bright conditions.

Check that you have the correct filter thread size (82mm) and that there are no cross-threads. Clean the lens threads and the filter threads gently.

Use a high-quality lens cleaning solution and a clean microfiber cloth. For stubborn marks, a second application may be needed. Avoid abrasive materials.