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Tiffen 4.5" Round 85/0.6 ND Combination Filter

Precisely Control Light with Combination Filters The Tiffen 4.5" Round 85/0.6 ND Combination Filter allows you to control the amount of light entering your camera without altering color. Especially useful in bright lighting conditions to prevent overexposure and achieve desired creative effects s...

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Overview

Precisely Control Light with Combination Filters

The Tiffen 4.5" Round 85/0.6 ND Combination Filter allows you to control the amount of light entering your camera without altering color. Especially useful in bright lighting conditions to prevent overexposure and achieve desired creative effects such as shallow depth of field or motion blur.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Tiffen
  • Size: 4.5" Round
  • Type: Combination Filter (85/0.6 ND)
  • Function: Light Reduction and Color Correction

Key Features

Reduce the amount of light passing through the camera lens

Specifications

Brand
Tiffen
Size
4.5" Round
Type
Combination Filter
Filtration Level
85/0.6 ND
Function
Reduces light passing through lens

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary purpose of this filter is to reduce the amount of light passing through the camera lens, which helps in controlling exposure in bright conditions.
"85" refers to a color conversion filter for warming up daylight, and "0.6 ND" indicates a neutral density filter that reduces light by 2 stops, combining both effects.
This is a 4.5" round filter, designed for use with professional cinema and broadcast matte boxes that accept this specific size.
Yes, by reducing the amount of light, this neutral density component of the filter allows for slower shutter speeds even in bright conditions.
Yes, the "85" component of the combination filter is a warming filter designed to adjust the color balance for specific lighting situations, typically for shooting daylight film indoors under tungsten lights.