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Camera Lens Filter - Urth 82 mm Variable Density ND2–ND32 Pro
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Urth 82 mm Variable ND2–ND32 Pro
Adjustable neutral density camera filter, reducing exposure from ND2 to ND32 and providing 1–5 stops of light control. Made from SCHOTT B270 glass, coated with 34 layers of "CoraNano Max" coating, featuring an 82 mm thread and a 6061 aluminum frame.
- Variable neutral density filter with adjustable ND2–ND32 light attenuation for precise 1–5 stop exposure control
- SCHOTT B270 optical glass maintains image sharpness, color accuracy, and natural light transmission
- 34-layer "CoraNano™ Max" coating on both sides reduces reflections and is resistant to water, oil, and fingerprints
- Ergonomic aluminum frame rotates smoothly and has rotation limiters to prevent excessive turning and X-patterns
Product Information | |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Variable neutral density camera lens filter |
| Brand | Urth |
| Model | 82 mm Variable ND2–ND32 Pro |
| Filter Size | 82 mm |
| Mounting System | Screw thread |
Technical Specifications | |
| Filter Range | ND2–ND32 |
| Exposure Adjustment | 1–5 stops |
| Optical Glass | SCHOTT B270 glass |
| Coating | 34-layer "CoraNano™ Max" coating on both sides |
| Frame Material | 6061 aluminum |
| Frame Adjustment | Smooth rotation with limiters to prevent excessive turning and X-patterns |
Additional Features | |
| Light Transmission | Natural, color-neutral transmission |
| Coating Resistance | Water, oil, and fingerprint resistant |
| Intended Use | To control exposure when shooting with motion blur, shallow depth of field, and filming in bright conditions |
Safety Information | |
| Safety Warning | Use only with a compatible 82 mm camera lens. Handle the glass carefully, keep the filter clean, and check for damage before use. Do not use a damaged filter as it may degrade image quality or damage the lens. |










