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Urth 82mm Circular ND16 4-Stop Lens Filter Plus+
82 mm circular ND16 filter reduces light by four stops using German SCHOTT B270 glass with 20 nano-coating layers and a double-threaded ultra-slim rim
- 4-stop light reduction enables long exposures
- German SCHOTT B270 glass delivers optical clarity
- 20 nano-coating layers repel water, oil and scratches
- Ultra-slim 82mm rim prevents vignetting on wide lenses
- Double-threaded design allows stacking or lens-cap attachment
Fixed 4-Stop Light Control
The Urth 82mm Circular ND16 Plus+ is a neutral-density filter that reduces incoming light by four f-stops. It suits photographers and videographers who need wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright conditions. The 82mm thread fits lenses with that exact filter diameter.
Verify Lens Thread Diameter
Before ordering, confirm your lens barrel or existing filter cap is marked 82mm. The filter will not mount on smaller or larger threads without a step-up or step-down adapter ring. Check that the front element rotates freely if you use a circular polariser behind it.
Double-Threaded Stacking Design
The ultra-slim rim has front threads so you can stack a lens cap, hood or another 82mm filter without vignetting on most wide-angle lenses. Twenty nano-coating layers repel water, oil and scratches while maintaining high transmission. German SCHOTT B270 glass preserves colour accuracy.
Highlights
- 4-stop light reduction enables long exposures
- German SCHOTT B270 glass delivers optical clarity
- 20 nano-coating layers repel water, oil and scratches
- Ultra-slim 82mm rim prevents vignetting on wide lenses
- Double-threaded design allows stacking or lens-cap attachment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Urth 82mm Circular ND16 4-Stop Lens Filter Plus+ and do I need to buy anything else to mount it?
The filter itself is supplied; it threads directly onto any lens with an 82 mm front thread so no extra adapter is required.
How do I know the ND16 4-stop density is the right strength for my shooting style?
ND16 cuts light by four f-stops, which suits bright daylight when you want slower shutter speeds or wider apertures without overexposure.
What does the 4-stop reduction actually do to my exposure settings in practice?
It lets you open the aperture four stops wider or lengthen the shutter speed sixteen times while keeping the same overall exposure.
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