Neewer

Neewer 10103848 67mm ND1000000 Lens Filter

Photograph solar eclipses and planetary transits with this 20-stop ND filter that blocks nearly all visible light.

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Overview

The Neewer 67mm ND1000000 is an ultra-dark neutral density filter engineered specifically for photographing celestial events such as solar eclipses, planetary transits across the sun, and other astronomical phenomena. With a filter factor of 20 stops, it reduces incoming light by a factor of roughly one million, allowing your camera sensor to safely capture detail on the sun's surface and surrounding activity without damage or overexposure.

Constructed from HD optical glass with a multi-resistant coating, the filter is designed to minimize flare, ghosting, and color distortion — important considerations when shooting directly into intense light sources. The aluminum alloy frame keeps the overall weight low while providing solid thread engagement on 67mm lenses. This is not a general-purpose ND filter for landscape or street photography; it is a purpose-built tool for the rare but spectacular moments when photographers need to aim their cameras at the sun.

Specifications

Brand
Neewer
Model
10103848
Filter Type
ND1000000 (Fixed Neutral Density)
Light Reduction
20 Stops
Diameter
67mm
Glass Material
HD Optical Glass
Coating
Multi-Resistant Coating
Frame Material
Aluminum Alloy
Application
Celestial Event Photography

Frequently Asked Questions

A 20-stop ND1000000 filter blocks an extreme amount of light, making it specifically designed for safely photographing celestial events like solar eclipses, planetary transits, and other astronomical phenomena where pointing your lens at the sun is required.
The filter uses HD optical glass with multi-resistant coating designed to maintain true-to-life color reproduction, minimizing the color cast that can occur with ultra-dark neutral density filters.
No. At 20 stops of light reduction, this filter is far too dark for standard long-exposure work. It is purpose-built for solar and celestial event photography where extreme light reduction is necessary.
This filter fits lenses with a 67mm front filter thread. If your lens has a different thread size, you would need a step-up or step-down adapter ring.