Urth ND Selects Filter Kit - 72mm

ND stands for Neutral Density. These filters reduce the amount of light entering the camera lens without altering the color balance.

The numbers indicate the filter's strength in stops of light reduction. ND8 reduces light by 3 stops, ND64 by 6 stops, and ND1000 by 10 stops.

No, this specific kit is for lenses with 72mm filter threads. You would need an adapter ring or a filter kit with the correct size for smaller lenses.

Use a soft microfiber lens cloth and a small amount of lens cleaning solution. Gently wipe the surface. Avoid using paper towels or abrasive materials.

Yes, the slim rim design allows for stacking, though stacking multiple strong ND filters can significantly reduce light and potentially introduce color casts or diffraction.

The Plus+ designation typically refers to Urth's advanced coatings and construction, including the 20-layer nano-coating for enhanced durability and light transmission.

Yes, particularly for achieving cinematic motion blur by slowing down the shutter speed in bright conditions. However, maintaining exact shutter speeds might require experimentation.

Ensure you are using the filter on a lens with a 72mm thread and that the lens's focal length is not excessively wide for the filter's slim rim design. Try using a slightly longer focal length if possible.

Perform a custom white balance with the filter attached. For the ND1000, a slight color cast is normal; adjust in post-processing. Ensure the lens and filters are clean.

Verify the filter size is exactly 72mm and matches the lens thread. Ensure the lens threads are clean and free of debris. Try gently rotating the filter while applying slight inward pressure.