ND Filters

Neutral density (ND) filters from Urth for long exposures, smooth water and wide apertures in bright light. More about this range

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Urth 46mm Variable ND Filter ND2-400 (1-8.6 Stops)
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Urth 72mm Variable ND Filter ND2-400 (1-8.6 Stops)
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Urth 52mm Variable ND Filter ND2-400 (1-8.6 Stops)

About ND Filters

A neutral density (ND) filter is a grey filter that reduces the light entering the lens without changing colour. It lets you use slower shutter speeds to blur waterfalls, clouds and crowds, or open up to a wide aperture on a bright day.

The number tells you how strong it is. An ND8 cuts 3 stops, an ND64 cuts 6 stops and an ND1000 cuts about 10 stops, enough for exposures of several seconds in daylight. A variable ND lets you dial in the strength, which is popular for video.

Not sure what fits your kit? Call us on 01423 538138, email sales@bassandbligh.com, or bring your camera into the shop in Harrogate, open Monday to Saturday, 9:30am to 5pm.

Frequently asked questions

Which ND filter strength should I buy?

For smoothing water in daylight, start with an ND64 (6 stops). For very long exposures of a minute or more, an ND1000 (10 stops). For video or shooting wide open in sun, a variable ND is the most flexible.

Do I need a tripod with an ND filter?

For strong ND filters, yes. The whole point is a slow shutter speed, so the camera needs to stay still for the length of the exposure.

What is a variable ND filter?

Two polarising layers that you rotate against each other to change the strength. Very wide lenses can show uneven patches at the strongest settings, so check the recommended range for your lens.

See also: All lens filters · Tripods · Filter kits