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Variable ND2-32 Filter Pro

1-5 Stops

€89 EUR

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True Color control. Uncompromising precision.

The Variable ND2–32 Pro sets a new benchmark for professional exposure control. Featuring precision SCHOTT B270 glass and Urth’s CoraNano™ Max 34-layer dual-side coating, it delivers seamless 1–5 stop adjustment with ultra-low reflectivity, True Color transmission, and smooth, ergonomic rotation.

- Precision 1–5 stop light reduction for fine exposure tuning
- Premium SCHOTT B270 optical glass for flawless colour accuracy
- CoraNano™ Max 34-layer dual-side nano-coating for ultimate clarity
- Ultra-low ≤1.5% reflectance eliminates ghosting and flare
- True Color transmission without unnatural casts
- Ergonomic rim design for smooth, precise adjustments
- Warp-resistant aerospace-grade aluminium frame
- Lifetime warranty

Filter Type

Variable neutral density
Exposure Reduction

ND2–ND32 (1-5 stops)
Glass

German SCHOTT B270
Coating

34-layer CoraNano™ Max
System

Threaded
Frame

6061 Aluminium
Sizes

39mm–95mm diameters
Warranty

Lifetime warranty

To find out more information about the impact of this Urth product, view our Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) report here

Delivery

Free shipping to selected European countries on orders €100 and over (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden).

Standard shipping: 4-10 business days.

Express shipping: 1-4 business days.

Please allow an extra 2 days for regional areas.

Returns

Returns are accepted within 30 days of dispatch.

See our full return policy here.

Variable ND2-32 Filter Pro

Witness the Difference

No Filter

ND2-32 Pro

By cutting light and using a slower shutter, smooth, fluid movement in water and clouds is captured.

No Filter

ND2-32 Pro

Excess light is reduced, restoring blown out detail and balance across the frame.

CoraNano™ Max Coating

34-layer nano-coating engineered for ultra-high light transmittance, ultra-low reflectivity, true-to-life colour neutrality and advanced resistance to water, oil and fingerprints.

Precision Exposure Control

The ND2–32 Pro allows creators to fine-tune exposure across 1–5 stops for motion blur, shallow depth of field in bright conditions and smooth cinematic video without overexposure.

SCHOTT B270 Glass

Industry-leading German optical glass maintains image sharpness, tonal accuracy, and pure light transmission without distortion.

Precision Control Rim

Square-edge grip with tuned resistance and hard-stop design ensures smooth, accurate adjustments while preventing over-rotation, shifts and X-patterns.

Design Features

Expedition-Grade Strength

Built with corrosion-resistant aluminium and dual-sided hydrophobic coatings for demanding environments and professional use.

Pro Optical Performance

CoraNano™ Max coated German SCHOTT B270 glass delivers industry-leading clarity, light transmittance and colour accuracy while reducing flare.

Responsible Design

A Certified B Corp, Urth meets high standards of social and environmental responsibility, ensuring a 10x net-positive impact.

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Camera Brand

Nikon

Style

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Great Filter with pro quality results.

Picked up the Urth Variable ND2-32 Filter Pro a few weeks ago and honestly really impressed so far. Build quality feels premium, smooth rotation with no weird stiffness, and the image stays sharp with very minimal color shift. Been using it mainly for video and long exposure shots — makes controlling shutter speed super easy without carrying multiple filters. Great value for the price and feels solid in the field.

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