Urth
Urth 100x100mm Square ND32 5-Stop Lens Filter Plus+
Square ND32 filter cuts light by five stops using 100×100 mm German B270 SCHOTT glass with 20-layer nano-coating
- 5 f-stop reduction for long exposures and wide apertures in bright light
- German B270 SCHOTT optical glass delivers superior clarity and colour fidelity
- 20-layer nano-coating provides consistent transmission and protects the surface
- Standard 100mm square format fits common filter holders
- Neutral density 32 factor maintains true colours without cast
Purpose & Audience
The Urth 100x100mm Square ND32 5-Stop Lens Filter Plus+ reduces incoming light by five f-stops using German B270 SCHOTT optical glass. It targets photographers and cinematographers who need precise exposure control in bright conditions for long exposures or wide apertures.
Fit & Exclusions
The standard 100x100mm square format suits filter holders built for that size. Buyers whose holders accept only circular screw-in filters or a different square dimension will need an alternative solution.
Sustained Behaviour
The 20-layer nano-coating maintains a consistent transmission curve during extended use, preventing colour shift. The durable glass and coating resist environmental wear, so optical performance remains stable across repeated shoots.
Highlights
- 5 f-stop reduction for long exposures and wide apertures in bright light
- German B270 SCHOTT optical glass delivers superior clarity and colour fidelity
- 20-layer nano-coating provides consistent transmission and protects the surface
- Standard 100mm square format fits common filter holders
- Neutral density 32 factor maintains true colours without cast
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What filter holder or adapter ring do I need to mount this 100x100mm square filter?
You need a 100mm square filter holder system or a 100mm adapter ring that matches your lens thread size; the filter itself has no built-in threads.
Will the German B270 SCHOTT glass introduce any colour shift when stacked with my existing ND or polarising filters?
The Plus+ range uses a 20-layer nano-coating designed for a consistent transmission curve and no colour cast, so stacking should preserve true colours.
How can I verify the filter is delivering a true 5-stop reduction after I fit it?
Meter a scene without the filter, add the ND32, and confirm the shutter speed lengthens by a factor of 32 (five full stops) at the same aperture.
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