Urth 58mm ND1000 Lens Filter Plus+

ND1000 indicates that the filter reduces the amount of light entering the lens by 1000 times, which is equivalent to a 10-stop reduction in exposure.

Yes, this filter is suitable for video recording, especially in bright conditions where you need to achieve a cinematic motion blur by using slower shutter speeds while maintaining proper exposure.

The filter size is usually printed on the front of the lens, often next to a diameter symbol (Ø). For example, Ø58mm means a 58mm filter size.

The Urth ND1000 Plus+ filter uses high-quality glass and coatings designed for neutral color rendition, minimizing color cast.

While it has an ultra-slim rim, stacking with other filters may increase the risk of vignetting, especially on wider-angle lenses. It is generally recommended to use it as a single filter for optimal results.

The 20-layer nano-coating provides enhanced protection against scratches, oil, and water, making the filter easier to clean and more durable.

Information regarding included accessories like cases is not provided. Please refer to the product packaging or retailer for specific inclusions.

Ensure you are using the correct filter size (58mm). Gently align the filter threads and try again. Do not force the filter; check for cross-threading.

Verify that the filter is correctly installed and that your camera's exposure settings are compensating for the full 10-stop reduction. Double-check your camera's meter reading after attaching the filter.

While the ultra-slim rim is designed to prevent this, ensure the filter is not stacked with other filters or lens hoods that might obstruct the view. Try shooting at slightly less wide-open apertures.

Clean the filter using a microfiber lens cloth and appropriate lens cleaning solution as per the care instructions. Ensure the cloth is clean and free of debris.