Urth Soft Graduated ND Lens Filter

A soft-edge transition creates a gradual, subtle blend between the darkened and clear areas of the filter. This makes it ideal for landscape scenes where there isn't a perfectly straight horizon line, such as shots featuring mountains, trees, or buildings that extend into the sky.

A 3-stop reduction allows you to slow your shutter speed or open your aperture by three stops without overexposing the sky. This is particularly useful for balancing a bright sky with a darker foreground, helping you capture more detail in both areas in a single exposure.

The filter is constructed with multi-coated glass designed to maintain high light transmission and color neutrality. While no filter is perfectly invisible, this multi-coating minimizes reflections and flare, ensuring your images remain sharp and color-accurate.

This specific filter has a diameter of 95mm. You should check the front of your lens or the lens cap for a symbol that looks like a circle with a slash through it (ø) followed by a number; this indicates your lens's filter thread size.

While you can physically stack filters, doing so increases the risk of vignetting, especially on wide-angle lenses. If you need to use a polarizer, it is generally better to place the graduated ND filter as the outermost element or use a dedicated filter holder system.