Urth Graduated Lens Filter

A soft graduation means the transition between the dark ND area and the clear area is gradual rather than a sharp line. This is ideal for landscapes with irregular horizons, like mountains or trees, where a hard line would look unnatural.

The filter is designed with an ultra-slim profile specifically to minimize vignetting. However, if you are using an extremely wide-angle lens, it is always best practice to test for any corner darkening at your widest focal length.

An ND8 filter reduces the light entering your lens by 3 stops. This allows you to balance a bright sky with a darker foreground, giving you more flexibility to expose for the landscape without blowing out the highlights in the clouds.

Yes, the 20-layer nano-coating is designed for outdoor use. It provides a protective barrier against water, oil, and scratches, making the glass easier to wipe clean if you get sea spray or dust on it while shooting.

While you can technically stack filters, it is generally discouraged with graduated ND filters because the extra thickness of a second filter frame significantly increases the risk of vignetting, especially on wider lenses.