Urth Variable ND2-32 Plus+ 62mm Filter, 1–5 stops

The Urth Variable ND2-32 Plus+ is a 62mm neutral density camera filter with an adjustable 1–5-stop range. Its variable light reduction is intended for changing conditions and techniques such as long exposures, motion blur and shallow depth of field. It is only suitable for lenses with a matching 62mm filter thread.

At a glance

Adjustable ND2–32 filter, described as covering 1–5 stops, for varying light reduction without swapping fixed filters.
The listing describes a min–max locking rim intended to prevent over-rotation and the X-effect.
An ultra-slim rim is claimed to help prevent vignetting.
The listing describes 20-layer nano-coated German SCHOTT glass. The detail table separately lists glass as the material.

Price

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Reference price: ~~£69.00~~

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Pros and cons

Pros

Variable adjustment across a 1–5-stop range suits changing light and creative exposure effects.
The locking rim provides a stated limit to rotation at the adjustment range’s ends.
62mm compatibility is clearly specified for lenses with a matching filter thread.

Cons

The 1–5-stop range offers less light reduction than the higher-stop options referenced in the listing, so it may not suit very bright conditions or stronger long-exposure effects.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	Urth
Model	Variable ND2-32 (1-5 Stop) Filter Plus+

Filter
Filter thread size	62 Millimetres
Effect	Neutral Density
Filter factor	32 x
Coating	20 layers of nano-coating
Compatible devices	Cameras with 62mm lens thread

Materials and protection
Material listed	Glass
Water resistance listed	Water Resistant

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	6.2L x 6.2W centimetres

What to know before buying

The product is a 62mm screw-on filter, not a universal fit. Check the Ø filter-thread marking on the lens or cap before buying. The listing advises using one filter at a time to reduce the risk of vignetting, and avoiding stacks of more than two. It describes this range as suitable for changing light and notes higher ND values for brighter conditions or silky-water effects.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Camera owners with a 62mm lens thread who want adjustable ND for changing light.
Landscape or nature photographers exploring motion blur, long exposures or shallow depth of field.

Less suited to

Owners of lenses without a 62mm filter thread, unless using a suitable size adapter.
Photographers who need stronger light reduction than the stated 1–5-stop range.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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Customer feedback reports positive impressions of build quality, smooth adjustment and image quality, including reports of sharp images and easy operation with a lens hood. Colour accuracy is mixed: some customers report no visible cast or X-pattern, while one reports a mild yellow tint. For variable exposure work, that makes colour checking worthwhile, especially when consistent colour matters. These are customer perceptions, not a guarantee of results.

Positive themes

Customers describe the filter as well-built and say adjustment feels smooth.
Feedback includes reports of good image quality and convenient adjustment, including with a lens hood.

Mixed feedback

Colour feedback is mixed, with reports ranging from no visible cast to a mild yellow tint.

Frequently asked questions

Will this fit my lens?

It is listed for cameras with a 62mm lens thread. Check the diameter marked with the Ø symbol on your lens or lens cap.

How much light reduction does it offer?

The title describes a 1–5-stop range, while the model name identifies it as ND2-32. It is intended for variable light reduction rather than very high-stop effects.

Can I stack it with another filter?

The listing says the filters are double-threaded for stacking, but recommends one filter at a time for best image quality because stacking can cause vignetting. It advises against stacking more than two.

What does the locking rim do?

The listing says its min–max locking mechanism is intended to prevent over-rotation and the X-effect.