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Tiffen 49R29 49mm #29 Red Filter Photography

Enhance Your Black and White Photography with Dramatic ContrastThe Tiffen 49mm #29 Red Filter is an essential tool for black and white photographers, designed to create striking contrast and tonal separation. Ideal for landscape and forensic photography, this filter enhances red tones while darke...

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Overview

Enhance Your Black and White Photography with Dramatic Contrast

The Tiffen 49mm #29 Red Filter is an essential tool for black and white photographers, designed to create striking contrast and tonal separation. Ideal for landscape and forensic photography, this filter enhances red tones while darkening blues, allowing you to capture dramatic and compelling images.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Dark Red (#29)
  • Filter Size: 49mm
  • Application: Black and white photography, scientific photography
  • Material: Optical Glass
  • Technology: ColorCore
  • Filter Factor: 16.5 (increase exposure by 4 1/3 stops)
  • Construction: Laminated filter material between two pieces of optical glass

Key Features

Dark-red filter

Used in scientific photography

49 millimeters in diameter

Primarily for black-and-white images

Specifications

Filter Color
Dark-red
Filter Diameter
49 millimeters
Primary Use
Black-and-white images
Secondary Use
Scientific photography

Frequently Asked Questions

This filter is primarily designed for use in black-and-white photography, where it enhances contrast and creates dramatic effects.
A dark-red filter, such as the #29, typically darkens blue skies dramatically, penetrates haze, and creates strong contrast between reds and blues in black-and-white photos.
While technically possible, this filter is primarily for black-and-white images and would significantly alter colors, making it unsuitable for general color photography.
Yes, the Tiffen #29 Red Filter is mentioned as being used in scientific photography, indicating its utility in specialized imaging.
You need to check the filter thread size of your lens, which is usually printed on the lens barrel or inside the lens cap, to ensure it matches the 49mm diameter of this filter.
Yes, as a dark-red filter, it will absorb a significant amount of light, necessitating an increase in exposure to achieve proper image brightness.