1 / 7Urth 82mm ND1000 Plus+ 10-Stop Lens Filter
Urth ND1000 Plus+ is an 82mm neutral density lens filter designed to cut light by 10 stops. Its fixed reduction suits bright-light photography when you want to use slower shutter speeds for motion blur or wider apertures for shallower depth of field.
At a glance
- Fixed 10-stop light reduction is intended for motion blur and wider-aperture shooting in bright light.
- The listing describes 20-layer nano-coated German SCHOTT optical glass and an ultra-slim rim.
- The listed filter thread is 82mm. Match it to the lens thread before buying.
Reference price: €75.00
Price checked: 14 Nov 2026
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Pros
- Strong fixed light reduction can enable longer exposures in bright conditions.
- The slim rim is designed to reduce vignetting, according to the listing.
- The coating is claimed to help with cleaning and protection against water, oil and scratches.
Cons
- A fixed 10-stop filter offers no variable strength adjustment, so exposure control depends on camera settings and the shooting conditions.
Technical specifications
10 specifications| Brand | Urth |
|---|---|
| Model | UND1000PL82 |
| Filter type | Neutral Density |
|---|---|
| Thread size | 82 Millimeters |
| Filter factor | 10 x |
| Material listed | Optical Glass |
| Coating | Nano Coating |
|---|---|
| Water resistance listed | Water Resistant |
| Dimensions | 8.2L x 8.2W centimetres |
|---|---|
| Weight listed | 105 Grams |
What to know before buying
- The 10-stop reduction is a substantial fixed cut in light, so it is most useful when that level of reduction fits the scene. Verify your lens uses an 82mm filter thread. The claimed protection and optical performance are manufacturer statements, not independent measurements.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Landscape photographers seeking long exposures and motion blur in bright light.
- Photographers wanting to use wider apertures in bright conditions without overexposing images.
- Owners of lenses with an 82mm filter thread.
Less suited to
- Photographers who need variable or lower-strength ND adjustment from a single filter.
- Owners of lenses with a different filter thread unless they have a suitable step-up ring.
Frequently asked questions
What does the ND1000 designation mean for this filter?
The listing identifies it as a 10-stop neutral density filter and says it reduces light to 0.10%. It is a fixed-strength filter, not a variable ND.
Will it fit my lens?
It has an 82mm thread. Check the filter-thread marking on your lens, as the camera mount size is not necessarily the filter size.
What is it intended for?
The listing describes using it in bright light for motion blur with longer exposures or for wider apertures and shallower depth of field.
What is the filter made from?
The listed material is optical glass. The product description further claims German SCHOTT glass with 20 layers of nano-coating.
