Variable ND Filters Plus+ - 49mm / ND2-32 (1-5 Stop), 72mm / ND2-32 (1-5 Stop)

Urth Variable ND Filters Plus+ (49mm/72mm, ND2-32 combo) — consistent footage across a two-lens freelance kit

The gist: A matched-range filter pair for freelancers or content creators who shoot the same lighting conditions on two different lens sizes and want footage that grades consistently without stop-mismatch guesswork.

• Same 1-5 stop range, two threads: Both the 49mm and 72mm filters cover ND2-32, so client deliverables from either lens match in color and exposure without extra correction work.
• Schott B270 optical glass: The same German glass used across Urth's line — a specific spec worth including in a gear list for client transparency.
• Nano coating: Cuts down on smudges and cleaning time between shoots, which adds up when billing by the hour.
• Moderate-light range: Built for indoor, overcast, or shaded conditions rather than harsh outdoor sun.

Amateur Photographer's review of Urth's Variable ND Plus+ line found it "maintains detail levels well" versus unfiltered footage, while noting the polarization banding common to all variable ND filters at extreme settings.

Best for: Remote workers running a two-lens freelance video setup who need matched, moderate-light control across both. Skip it if: your client work is mostly bright outdoor shoots — the stronger ND8-128 combo fits that better. Runs around $94 — check the current price before buying.