Urth
Urth 62mm ND64 + CPL Lens Filter Plus+
Combines a 6-stop neutral density filter with a circular polariser that blocks 99.9% of reflected light from water and glass
- Cuts glare with 99.9% polarisation efficiency
- 6-stop ND density enables long exposures in bright light
- 20 nano-coating layers repel water, oil and scratches
- German B270 SCHOTT glass delivers professional optical clarity
- Ultra-slim double-threaded rim prevents vignetting and allows stacking
Purpose & user
The Urth 62mm ND64 + CPL Lens Filter Plus+ combines a 6‑stop neutral density filter with a circular polariser for photographers who need motion blur or shallow depth of field in bright light. It suits landscape, water and architectural work where glare reduction and exposure control are both required.
Compatibility check
Verify that your lens has a 62 mm filter thread before ordering. The double‑threaded rim allows stacking or a lens cap, but vignetting may appear on ultra‑wide focal lengths. Ensure your camera can meter through a 6‑stop light loss or be prepared to adjust exposure manually.
Build integration
The 20‑layer nano‑coating on German B270 SCHOTT glass resists water, oil and scratches while maintaining high light transmission. An ultra‑slim frame keeps the profile low for wide‑angle use, and the front thread accepts a standard 62 mm cap or additional filters without adding bulk.
Highlights
- Cuts glare with 99.9% polarisation efficiency
- 6-stop ND density enables long exposures in bright light
- 20 nano-coating layers repel water, oil and scratches
- German B270 SCHOTT glass delivers professional optical clarity
- Ultra-slim double-threaded rim prevents vignetting and allows stacking
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 62mm ND64 + CPL filter come with a protective case or do I need to buy one separately?
The filter ships in its own protective tin; no separate case purchase is required.
Should I choose the 62mm ND64 + CPL or a straight ND64 for my 62mm thread lens?
Choose this 62mm ND64 + CPL when you want both six-stop light reduction and polarisation in one filter; pick a plain ND64 only if you never need glare control.
What does the 1.8 density (6 stop) mean when I screw this 62mm filter onto my lens in daylight?
It cuts light by six f-stops, letting you use shutter speeds around 64× longer or apertures 6 stops wider than an unfiltered exposure in the same light.
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