Variable ND Filters Plus+ - 49mm / ND2-32 (1-5 Stop), 62mm / ND8-128 (3-7 Stop)

Urth Variable ND Filters Plus+ (49mm/62mm combo) — light control for two cameras in one travel kit

The gist: Covers a 49mm lens and a larger 62mm lens with the same variable-ND system, handy if you're traveling with both a compact mirrorless and a bigger zoom or vlogging lens.

• Two thread sizes, one system: 49mm gets ND2-32 (1-5 stop) for softer light, 62mm gets ND8-128 (3-7 stop) for full sun — no adapter-ring juggling between lenses.
• German Schott B270 glass: Urth's Plus+ line uses this optical glass across every filter for consistent clarity rather than a soft, foggy image.
• 20-layer nano coating: Sheds water, oil, and dust — relevant on humid coastal shoots or dusty overland routes where lens wipes aren't always handy.
• Compact storage: Two adjustable filters replace a stack of fixed-density NDs, saving real space in a carry-on camera bag.

Amateur Photographer's review of Urth's Variable ND Plus+ line found it "maintains detail levels well" against unfiltered shots, while noting variable NDs can show polarization banding at their extremes and a slight color cast at maximum strength — both fixable in raw editing.

Best for: Travelers running two cameras or lens setups who want one light-control system instead of two separate filter kits. Skip it if: you only shoot one lens size — buy the single-filter version instead of paying for a thread size you won't use. Runs around $80 — check the current price before buying.