The Dörr ND3 Filter 1000x (55 mm) reduces light by 10 stops for long exposures in daylight. Multi-coated optical glass delivers sharp, neutral results.
Dörr ND3 Filter 1000x 55mm – Neutral Density Filter for Creative Long Exposure
The Dörr ND3 neutral density filter reduces the light reaching the camera sensor by 10 stops (factor 1000). This allows shutter speeds of several seconds even in bright sunlight – ideal for flowing water, moving clouds, or dynamic street scenes.
10-stop light reduction (ND1000) turns even midday sun into dim light for long exposure photography
Precision ground optics maintain sharpness and minimize unwanted color fringing
Thin frame prevents vignetting even with wide-angle lenses – you use the full image field
Easy screw-on attachment to 55 mm filter thread – no tools needed, ready to use instantly
Unlike budget filters, Dörr uses high-quality optical glass with multi-layer coating. The result: even attenuation across the entire spectrum, no color cast, and a robust, scratch-resistant surface. The slim aluminum ring stays tight and smooth even after frequent changes.
Perfect for...
Landscape and nature photographers who want to render flowing water silky smooth. Architecture photographers aiming to clear busy scenes of people. Hobby videographers who need to shoot with wide apertures in daylight. In short: anyone who wants to deliberately control shutter speed rather than being dictated by ambient light.
How to use the Dörr ND3 Filter
Screw the filter directly onto the lens thread (55 mm). Mount the camera on a sturdy tripod and set to manual mode (M). Meter the exposure without filter, note the correct shutter speed, and multiply it by 1000 (10 stops). Release the shutter – ideally with a remote release or self-timer to avoid vibration. Remove the filter after shooting to avoid affecting the viewfinder and autofocus.
Dörr is a German manufacturer of photo accessories specializing in filters, tripods, and camera bags. The products offer good value for money and solid build quality, suitable for beginners as well as advanced hobby photographers.
An ND (Neutral Density) filter reduces light evenly across the entire spectrum. This allows you to use long shutter speeds or wide apertures even in bright light – for example, to render water silky smooth or control depth of field.
The filter has a diameter of 55 mm and fits only lenses with a 55 mm filter thread. Check the thread diameter on the front of your lens or in the lens manual.
The filter reduces light by 10 stops (factor 1000). This multiplies the shutter speed by 1000 – for example, 1/100 s becomes 10 s.
The package includes the Dörr ND3 Filter 1000x (55 mm) in a plastic storage case.
Blow off loose dust with a blower brush. For tougher smudges, use a microfiber cloth and optionally optical cleaning fluid. Store the filter in the included case to prevent scratches.
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