1 / 7Urth 52mm ND64-1000 Variable ND Lens Filter Plus
Urth ND64-1000 Variable ND Lens Filter Plus is a 52mm neutral-density filter with a claimed 6–10-stop adjustment range. Its variable light reduction suits long exposures and shallow depth of field in changing light, though customer feedback on colour and image quality is mixed.
At a glance
- A variable ND filter intended for changing light, long exposures, motion blur and shallow depth of field.
- Manufacturer claims a 20-layer CoraNano coating on German SCHOTT B270 glass.
- A min-max locking mechanism is claimed to prevent over-rotation and the X-effect.
- The manufacturer says the ultra-slim rim is designed to prevent vignetting.
Reference price: €72.69
Price checked: 13 Nov 2026
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Pros
- Variable light reduction is useful when adjusting exposure without changing filters.
- The locking rim and slim-profile design address over-rotation and vignetting concerns.
Technical specifications
8 specifications| Brand | Urth |
|---|---|
| Model | UNDX1000PL52 |
| Screen size | 52 Millimeters |
|---|---|
| Effect | Neutral Density |
| Material listed | Glass |
|---|---|
| Water resistance listed | Water Resistant |
| Coating | Nano Coating |
| Dimensions | 5.2L x 5.2W centimetres |
What to know before buying
Listing details to confirm
The title and feature copy describe a 6–10-stop range, while the ND64-1000 naming indicates a different range convention. Treat the exact usable range as unconfirmed and check the selected listing before purchase. The manufacturer’s optical, coating and durability statements are claims, not independently verified measurements.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Photographers using a 52mm-thread lens who want variable ND control for long exposures or shallow depth of field.
- Landscape and nature photography in changing light, as described by the manufacturer.
Less suited to
- Buyers who need a confirmed, independently measured colour response across the full adjustment range.
- Owners of lenses that do not accept a 52mm filter thread, unless they have a suitable adapter.
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
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Customer feedback is generally positive about build quality, compatibility and value, with some reports of clear images and a customer noting use without vignetting. Image and colour quality are mixed, including reports of hue shifts. That matters for buyers using the filter across its variable range, since the manufacturer claims an ultra-slim rim but feedback does not establish consistent results for every lens or setting.
Positive themes
- Customers describe the filter as good quality and report positive compatibility experiences.
- Some customers say it offers worthwhile value.
Mixed feedback
- Image clarity and colour quality receive mixed feedback, including reports of colour hue shifts.
Frequently asked questions
What filter thread size is listed?
The listing gives a 52 Millimeters thread size. Confirm your lens thread or adapter needs before buying.
What exposure range does it offer?
The title and feature text claim 6–10 stops, but the ND64-1000 name uses a different range convention. The precise usable range is therefore unclear from the listing.
What does the locking rim do?
The manufacturer says the min-max locking mechanism helps prevent over-rotation and the X-effect.
What do customers report about image and colour quality?
Feedback is mixed: some customers report clear images, while others mention colour hue shifts. These reports do not establish how the filter will perform in every setup.
