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Neewer 10000324 52mm IR 950nm Infrared Filter

Neewer's 52mm IR 950nm filter unlocks the striking, otherworldly look of infrared photography on compatible lenses.

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Overview

Unleash Infrared Photography with Precision

The Neewer 52mm IR 950nm Infrared Filter allows you to explore the world of infrared photography. Designed for lenses with a 52mm filter thread, this filter opens up unique creative possibilities.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Neewer
  • Model: 10000324@@03941
  • Filter Size: 52mm
  • Filter Type: IR 950nm Infrared Filter
  • Compatibility: For 52mm Lenses

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Affordable entry point for experimenting with infrared photography
  • 950nm wavelength produces dramatic IR effects with strong contrast between foliage and sky
  • Standard 52mm threading fits a wide range of popular lenses
  • Lightweight and slim profile that adds minimal bulk to your lens setup

👎 Cons

  • Requires very long exposures due to the deep 950nm cutoff, making handheld shooting impractical
  • Filter appears completely opaque, so composing and focusing must be done before attaching it
  • Results depend heavily on the camera sensor's IR sensitivity, which varies between models
  • No included case or pouch for storage and protection

Frequently Asked Questions

This filter is designed for lenses with a 52mm filter thread. You can use a step-up ring to mount it on lenses with smaller threads.
It passes infrared light at 950nm, which blocks virtually all visible light and produces pronounced infrared effects with bright foliage and dark skies.
Yes, because the 950nm filter blocks nearly all visible light, very long exposures are typically required, making a tripod essential for sharp results.
No, at 950nm the filter appears completely opaque to the naked eye. You will need to compose and focus your shot before attaching the filter, or use live view on a camera with IR sensitivity.
All digital camera sensors have some IR sensitivity, but results vary. Cameras with weaker internal IR-cut filters will produce better results; fully IR-converted cameras will give the strongest effects.