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Venus Optics

Venus Optics Laowa 49mm ND1000 Neutral Density Filter

SKU CH-2PYJ-R061P

A 49 mm neutral-density filter giving a 10-stop reduction for long exposures

  • 10-stop light reduction enables long exposures in bright conditions
  • 49mm thread fits directly on compatible Laowa 9mm lenses
  • ND1000 designation confirms 10-stop neutral density factor
  • Neutral density design maintains colour balance while cutting exposure

Filter for 9 mm lenses

The Venus Optics Laowa 49mm ND1000 is a neutral density filter built specifically for 9 mm focal-length lenses. It screws onto a 49 mm thread and provides a 10-stop reduction in light transmission. Photographers and videographers who need very long exposures or wide apertures in bright daylight will find it suitable.

Limits of the ND1000 factor

A 10-stop filter cuts light by a factor of 1000, so exposure times become extremely long and the viewfinder or live view darkens considerably. Autofocus may struggle or fail in low-light scenes, and very wide apertures combined with this density can introduce colour cast or vignetting on some optical designs. Users who need variable density or lighter reduction should choose a different filter strength.

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Price $23.99
Cheaper than about 76% of the 1,281 comparable items (median $48.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Is this ND1000 filter the right choice for my 49mm lens thread?

Yes, the 49mm size matches lenses with a 49mm front thread, and the ND1000 designation confirms a 10-stop light reduction for long exposures.

What does the 10-stop reduction actually do when I shoot with this filter?

It cuts the light reaching the sensor by a factor of 1000, allowing much slower shutter speeds or wider apertures in bright conditions without overexposure.

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