Urth Neutral Night Lens Filter Plus+ - 67mm

Light pollution refers to the excessive or misdirected artificial light from sources like streetlights and buildings. This filter is designed to block specific wavelengths of light commonly emitted by these sources, reducing their impact on your photos and allowing for truer colors and better detail at night.

While the filter's primary function is for night photography, it can be used in daylight. However, it is optimized for reducing light pollution. Using it in daylight might subtly alter colors, and it's generally recommended to use filters designed for specific daytime needs if color accuracy is paramount.

Neodymium is a rare-earth element used in specialized glass to enhance its optical properties. In this filter, it helps to achieve precise light filtering, contributing to better color correction and clarity.

Look for a 'ø' symbol followed by a number (e.g., ø67mm) on the front or inside of your lens cap, or on the lens barrel itself. This number indicates the filter thread diameter in millimeters. If it says 67mm, this filter will fit.

Yes, the Urth Neutral Night Lens Filter Plus+ is suitable for videography. It helps achieve more vibrant and true-to-life colors in low-light conditions, making night footage appear more professional.

Urth offers a lifetime warranty on this filter, covering manufacturing defects and ensuring lasting quality.

Ensure the filter is screwed on straight and is fully seated. The ultra-slim rim is designed to minimize this, but very wide lenses may still show some effect. Try shooting at a slightly longer focal length if possible.

This filter is optimized for night use. For daylight photography, it is recommended to remove the filter or use a different, purpose-built filter. If a slight cast is unavoidable, it can often be corrected in post-processing.

Ensure the lens threads are clean and free of debris. Screw the filter on gently and straight. If stuck, try a rubber grip or strap to assist in unscrewing. Do not force it.