Benro Aureole ND64/PL 1.8 6-Stop camera filter
Combines 6-stop neutral density and polarisation in B270 Schott glass with IR-cut, multi-coating and a nano water-repellent layer
- 6-stop density enables longer exposures and wider apertures
- B270 Schott glass delivers sharp images without ghosting
- IR cut coating reduces infrared colour pollution
- ULCA multi-coating cuts flare and chromatic aberration
- Nano WMC coating repels water and oil for easy cleaning
Benro Aureole ND64/PL 1.8 Filter
The Benro Aureole ND64/PL 1.8 is a neutral density and polarising filter built for photographers who need to extend exposure times by six stops. It uses B270 German Schott glass with HD optical technology to maintain sharpness across the frame. Multi-layer coatings suppress flare, ghosting and infrared pollution while repelling water and oil. A CNC matte black brass ring resists binding and side impacts during mounting.
Landscape and long-exposure shooters
This filter suits photographers who want motion blur in bright light or wider apertures without overexposure. The combined ND and polarising function cuts reflections while reducing light. Videographers requiring variable density or photographers who only need polarisation should consider separate dedicated filters instead.
6-stop density (ND64/1.8)
The filter provides a fixed 1.8 optical density, equal to a 64× factor or six stops of light reduction. This single value determines whether the filter matches the exposure control you need for your specific lighting conditions and creative intent.
How it compares
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- Price $37.99
- Cheaper than about 60% of the 1,281 comparable items (median $48.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size does my lens need to accept the CNC Matte Black Brass Ring on this filter?
The filter mounts via a standard lens thread; match the ring diameter to your lens front thread, typically marked on the lens barrel or cap.
Will the 6-stop density and polarising effect combine cleanly with my existing screw-on UV or protector filter if I stack them?
Stacking adds glass surfaces; the ULCA and IR-cut coatings minimise flare and colour shift, but vignetting may appear on wide-angle lenses.
How can I verify the IR CUT and NANO WMC coatings are performing after I mount the filter?
Shoot a high-contrast backlit scene; clean highlights with no magenta cast confirm IR control, while water beading off the front surface shows the nano coating is active.
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