Variable ND2-32 (1-5 Stop) Filter Plus+, 95mm

Urth Variable ND2-32 Plus+ Filter — Cinema-Quality Light Control for Travel Videographers

The gist: Premium SCHOTT glass and a 20-layer nano-coating make this the travel videographer’s go-to for managing variable daylight without the color shifts or cross-effect that plague cheaper variable NDs.

• 1–5 stop range (ND2–ND32): Covers the broad daylight range from overcast skies to bright midday sun — one filter handles most outdoor travel shooting scenarios.
• SCHOTT B270 glass with CoraNano™ 20-layer coating: Hydrophobic and scratch-resistant surface wipes clean easily — critical when you’re shooting on a dusty market street or rainy harbor.
• No cross-effect: Min-max locking ring prevents over-rotation and the X-pattern that ruins footage; colors and sharpness stay true at every stop.
• Ultra-slim, warp-resistant aluminium frame: Double-threaded for stacking; fits inside most compact filter pouches without adding bulk to your kit bag.

Light & Matter awarded the Urth Plus+ variable ND line an 8.1/10, writing that it “avoids the yellow tint sometimes seen on even more expensive filters” — a real advantage for accurate color on travel footage.

Best for: Travel videographers and content creators who shoot in changing outdoor light and need reliable color accuracy without a full filter set. Skip it if: You shoot primarily in very bright direct sunlight — the ND2–32 range maxes out at 5 stops; the ND8–128 covers those conditions better. Runs ~$129–$159 depending on size — check the current price before buying.