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Polaroid PLFILIR72058 58mm Infrared X-Ray Camera Filter

Unleash Your Creativity with the Polaroid Infrared Filter Explore unseen worlds with the Polaroid Optics 58mm Infrared Filter. Designed to remove visible light below and above 720nm wavelength, this filter unlocks surreal, X-ray effects in your photography. Compatible with all popular camera lens...

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Overview

Unleash Your Creativity with the Polaroid Infrared Filter

Explore unseen worlds with the Polaroid Optics 58mm Infrared Filter. Designed to remove visible light below and above 720nm wavelength, this filter unlocks surreal, X-ray effects in your photography. Compatible with all popular camera lens models, the IR720 allows you to shoot through tinted windows, capture images in near darkness, and achieve unique artistic effects, regardless of the shooting conditions. Built with durable alloys and backed by a 10-year warranty, this filter ensures exceptional performance.

Specifications:

  • Filter Size: 58mm
  • Filter Type: Infrared (IR720)
  • Wavelength Cutoff: 720nm
  • Compatibility: All Popular Camera Lens Models
  • Construction: Special Alloys

Specifications

Brand
Polaroid
Model
PLFILIR72058
Filter Type
Infrared (IR) / X-Ray Camera Filter
Filter Size
58mm

Frequently Asked Questions

The Polaroid PLFILIR72058 is an Infrared X-Ray Camera Filter, designed to capture images using infrared light, creating unique photographic effects.
This specific filter has a diameter of 58mm, making it suitable for lenses that accept 58mm filters.
An infrared filter allows photographers to capture subjects in a way that is invisible to the naked eye, often resulting in surreal landscapes, distinct skin tones, and bright foliage effects.
This filter is compatible with any camera lens that has a 58mm filter thread, which is a common size.
Using an infrared filter typically requires longer exposure times and may benefit from custom white balance settings on your camera for optimal results.