
Tiffen 49DY15 - 49mm #15 Deep Yellow - Filter for Black and White Photography
Enhance Your Black and White Photography with Dramatic Tones The Tiffen 49mm #15 Deep Yellow Filter is designed to intensify contrast and create dramatic effects in black and white photography. Ideal for landscape, marine, and aerial photography, this filter darkens skies and enhances cloud separ...
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Overview
Enhance Your Black and White Photography with Dramatic Tones
The Tiffen 49mm #15 Deep Yellow Filter is designed to intensify contrast and create dramatic effects in black and white photography. Ideal for landscape, marine, and aerial photography, this filter darkens skies and enhances cloud separation, providing stunning visual impact.
- Deep yellow filter for black and white photography
- Renders sky dramatically darker for increased contrast
- Produces more dramatic effects than a Yellow 8 filter
- 49mm diameter for compatibility with various lenses
- Enhances landscapes, marine scenes, and aerial shots
- Constructed from high-quality glass
Key Features
Bring Black & White Images to Life with the Tiffen Deep Yellow #15 43mm Screw-In Filter, designed to create a noticeable increase in contrast while helping photographers capture richer tonal separation in black and white photography
Trusted Tiffen Optical Performance delivers the classic Deep Yellow #15 filtration effect in a durable 49mm screw-in format, giving photographers a reliable tool for creative black and white photography.
Create More Dramatic Black & White Landscapes by increasing separation between clouds and sky for stronger contrast and more defined Black & White scenes, making this Deep Yellow #15 filter a valuable tool for landscape, outdoor, and scenic photography where increasing contrast is desired.
Confident Compatibility : Before adding to cart, confirm your lens thread size by checking the front rim of your camera lens for the “Ø” symbol followed by a millimeter measurement, such as Ø58mm. Make sure you are checking the filter mm size, not the lens focal length, as not all modern lenses display the filter symbol Ø size on the lens. Select the filter with the same mm size as the lens filter mm size to ensure the proper fit to your lens.