1 / 7Urth ND1000 Plus 39mm 10-Stop Lens Filter
Urth ND1000 Plus is a 39mm neutral density lens filter designed to cut light by 10 stops. It may suit bright-light landscape work where longer exposures or wider apertures are wanted, but the listing’s glass and magnalium claims describe different parts of the filter and are not fully reconciled.
At a glance
- The ND1000 rating is presented as a 10-stop reduction for controlling exposure in bright conditions.
- The listing says the slim rim is designed to avoid vignetting.
- Urth describes 20 layers of nano-coating for easier cleaning and protection against water, oil and scratches.
Reference price: €49.00
Price checked: 13 Nov 2026
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Pros
- A strong fixed-density reduction can support motion blur or wider-aperture shooting in bright light.
- The stated 39mm thread provides a clear fit reference for compatible lenses.
- The manufacturer describes a slim rim and nano-coated glass.
Technical specifications
9 specifications| Brand | Urth |
|---|---|
| Model | UND1000PL39 |
| Filter type | Neutral Density |
| Filter thread size | 39 Millimeters |
|---|---|
| Listed dimensions | 39L x 39W millimetres |
| Material listed | Glass |
| Coating | Nano Coating |
| Light transmission claim | 0.10% |
| Water resistance listed | Not Water Resistant |
|---|
What to know before buying
Listing details to confirm
The listing describes the filter material as glass, while a feature also says the filter is made from magnalium. It does not clarify which part each material claim refers to, so confirm construction details if they matter. The filter is listed as not water resistant, despite separate claims that the coating protects against water.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Photographers with a compatible 39mm lens seeking a fixed 10-stop filter for bright-light landscapes or motion-blur exposures.
- Buyers who want to experiment with wider apertures in bright light using a neutral density filter.
Less suited to
- Anyone whose lens does not accept a 39mm filter thread.
- Buyers needing variable density or a filter explicitly listed as water resistant.
Customer reviews on Amazon
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The supplied evidence contains aggregate ratings but no written customer feedback. The rating distribution is largely in the highest categories, with a smaller spread across lower ratings, but it cannot establish specific strengths, complaints or reasons for those opinions. Consider the stated 10-stop effect and 39mm fit against your intended use rather than treating ratings as performance verification.
Frequently asked questions
What filter thread size is this?
The listing specifies a 39mm thread. Check your lens’s filter-thread size before buying.
What does ND1000 mean for use?
The product is described as a 10-stop filter, intended to reduce light for effects such as motion blur or wider apertures in bright conditions.
Is the filter water resistant?
It is listed as not water resistant. The description separately claims its coating helps protect against water, so do not treat that coating claim as a water-resistance rating.
What material is the filter made from?
The technical details list glass, while a feature also claims magnalium construction. The listing does not clarify how those material descriptions relate.
