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Tiffen 29 72mm Red Contrast Filter

Enhance Your Black and White Photography The Tiffen 72mm #29 Red Filter is designed to increase contrast and create separation in black and white photography. It darkens clear skies in landscapes and enhances red tones, making it ideal for forensic photography and blueprint copying. Made with Tif...

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Overview

Enhance Your Black and White Photography

The Tiffen 72mm #29 Red Filter is designed to increase contrast and create separation in black and white photography. It darkens clear skies in landscapes and enhances red tones, making it ideal for forensic photography and blueprint copying. Made with Tiffen's ColorCore technology for superior quality and durability.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Dark Red (#29)
  • Diameter: 72mm
  • Material: Optical Glass
  • Construction: ColorCore Technology
  • Filter Factor: 16.5 (Exposure Increase: 4 1/3 Stops)

Key Features

Dark red filter

Used in scientific photography

72mm diameter

Primarily for black-and-white images

Specifications

Model
29 Red Contrast Filter
Diameter
72mm
Color
Dark Red
Primary Use
Black-and-white images
Secondary Use
Scientific photography

Frequently Asked Questions

This dark red filter is primarily used to create strong contrast in black-and-white images.
This Tiffen filter has a 72mm diameter, fitting lenses with a corresponding filter thread.
While it is a dark red filter, its primary application is stated for black-and-white images.
Yes, the filter is also used in scientific photography, suggesting specialized applications beyond standard artistic use.
A dark red filter significantly darkens blue and green tones while lightening red tones, enhancing contrast in black-and-white photography.